Every tense, conjugated

calefaccionar

to heat up, heat (with heating)

calefactar

to heat up, heat (with heating)

calendarizar

to schedule

calentar

to heat, to warm up (cause an increase in temperature); to turn on (arouse sexually)

calibrar

to calibrate

calificar

to qualify; to grade, to mark

caligrafiar

to write using calligraphy

callar

to calm; to be silent, to shut up

callejear

to wander, to amble (through streets); to gallivant, to gad

callejonear

to go through alleys, usually to get to the destination faster or to avoid wider streets

calmar

to calm, to still (to limit and lessen in motion and disturbance); to calm, soothe, assuage, to ease, to appease, to quell, to allay, to settle, to relieve (to make lessen in intensity)

calumniar

to slander, to cast aspersions

calzar

to wear or put on shoes; to be or have (a shoe size)

calársela

to be lucky; to strike it lucky; to gain benefits or money

Not available for this verb.

cambalachar

alternative form of cambalachear

cambalachear

to swap; to do swapsies; to do a switcheroo

cambar

to curve

cambiar

to change, to shift, to switch, to alter; to modify

camelar

to cajole, to sweet-talk, to win over; to seduce

camellar

to work continuously and arduously; to work like a mule; to walk a large distance

caminar

to walk; to stroll

camorrear

to row; to tiff; to argue

camotear

to wander with no specific purpose in mind

campanear

to chime (bells); to spin; to bend (a flying object)

campaneárselas

to cope, get by, get along

Not available for this verb.

campar

to stand out; to camp

campear

to graze; to work the fields

campeonar

to win a championship

campeonizar

to triumph; to be champion

camperear

to search

camperizar

to fit out (a vehicle) to make it suitable for camping

camuflajear

alternative form of camuflar

camuflar

to camouflage; to disguise

canalizar

to channel

cancanear

to dance the cancan; to loaf; to loaf about

cancelar

to cancel, call off; to cancel (a person deemed unacceptable)

cancerar

to become cancerous; to eat away

canchar

to perform the first milling of the leaves of, crushing the leaves broadly before ageing; to toast, to roast

candar

to lock; (of a river, stream, or natural or artificial body of water) to freeze, freeze over.

candidatar

to enrol as a candidate; to run (as a candidate)

candidatear

to offer up as candidate; to run as a candidate

candidatizar

to nominate (as a candidate)

canear

to bash, hit

canecer

synonym of encanecer

canechar

to fish for crabs with the hands

cangar

to cut the line, to skip the turn (to remove the time or turn to play pina); to obstruct, delay, burden

cangrejear

to fish for crabs; to touch a woman's vulva

canibalizar

to cannibalize

canjear

to exchange; to redeem, cash

canonizar

to canonize; to approve (of)

cansar

to tire; to get tired

cantaletear

to nag

cantar

to sing; to stink

cantear

to chamfer; to tilt; to slant

cantinflear

to gibber (to speak unintelligibly or incoherently)

cantonizar

to form into cantons (the administrative subdivision)

canturrear

to croon; to sing softly

canturriar

alternative form of canturrear

cantusar

synonym of engatusar

caotizar

to disrupt, to cause chaos in