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English to Spanish Dictionary: English Words Starting with "C"![]() This is an English to Spanish dictionary for English words starting with the letter "C". Press Control-F in this page, and this will open a "Find" dialogue box. Enter the word you are searching, and the browser will try to locate it for you in the page. I do hope you find this English to Spanish dictionary useful. It is a growing project, and I will keep adding new words as time allows it. - C -Cab, n. > Cabal, n. n> Cabal, v. Cabbage, n. Cabbage, v. Cabin, n. Cabin, v. Cabinet, n. Cabinet-maker, n.
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Cable, n. Cablet, n. Caboose, n. Cacao, n. Cackle, n. > Cackle, v. Cackler, n. Caco-demon, n.
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Cad, adj. Cadaver, a. Cadaverous, adj. Caddy, n. Cade, adj. Cade, v. Cadence, n. Cadence, v. Cadet, n. Cafe, n. Cage, n. Cage, v.
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Caiman, n. Cairn, n. Caisson, n. Caitiff, n. Cajole, v.> Cajoler, n. Cajolery, n. Cake, n. Cake, v.
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Calamitous, adj. Calamity, n. Calcareous, adj. Calcine, v. Calculate, v. Calculation, n. Calculator, n. Calculous, adj. Calculus, n. Caldron, n. Calendar, n. Calf, n.
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Caliber, n. Calid, adj. Caligraphy, n. Calix, n. Calk, v. Calker, n. Call, n. Call, v.
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Caller, n. Callet, n. Calling, n. Calligraphy, n. Callosity, n. Callous, adj. Callow, adj. Callus, n. Calm, n. Calm, adj. Calm, v.
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Calmness, n. Calmy, adj. Caloric, n. Calorific, adj. Calumniate, v. Calumniation, n. Calumniator, n. Calumniatory, adj. Calumny, n. Calve, v.
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Calyx, n. Cambist, n. Cambric, n. Camel, n. Camera, n. Camerade, n. Camp, n. Camp, v. Campaign, n.
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Camphire, n. Camphor, n. Camphor, v. Can, n. Can, v. Canal, n. Canary, n. Cancel, v. Cancellation, n. Cancer, n.
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Cancerous, adj. Candelabrum, n. Candent, adj. Candid, adj. Candidacy, n. Candidate, n. Candidly, adv.
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Candle, n. Candlestick, n. Candlestuff, n. Candlewick, n. Candor, n. Candy, n. Cane, n. Cane, v.
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Canine, adj. Canker, n. Cannibal, n. Cannibalism, n. Cannon, n. Cannonade, n. Cannonade, v. Cannonball, n. < Cannoneer, n. Cannoneer, v.
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Cannonshot, n. Cannot, Canny, adj. Canoe, n. Canon, n. Canonic, adj. Canonical, adj. Canonization, n. Canonize, v.
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Canopy, n. Canopy, v. Cant, n. Cant, v. Canteen, n. Canter, n. Canter, v. Canthus, n. Canticle, n.
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Canto, n. Canvas, n. Canvass, n. Canvass, v. Cany, adj. Cap, n. Cap, v. Capability, n. Capable, adj.
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Capacious, adj. Capacitate, v. Capacity, n. Cap-a-pie, adv. Caparison, n. Caparison, v. Cape-case, n. Cape, n. > Caper, n.
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Caper, v. Caperer, n. Capital, adj. Capital, n. Capital, n. [cápital] Capital, n. Capitalist, n. Capitalize, v. Capital letter, n.
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Capitol, n. Capitulate, v. Capitulation, n Capon, n. Caprice, n. Capricious, adj. Capsicum, n. Capsize, v. Capsular, adj. Capsule, n. Captain, n.
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Captaincy, n. Caption, n. > Captious, adj. Captivate, n. Captive, n. Captive, v. Captivity, v. Captor, n.
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Capture, n. Capture, v. Car, n. Carabine, n. < Carabineer, n. Caracole, n. Caramel, n. Carat, n. Carbolic, adj.
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Carbon, n. Carbonaceous, adj. Carbonic, adj. Carbonize, v. Carbuncle, n.
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Carcass, n. Card, n. Card-board, n. Cardiac, adj. Cardialgy, n. Cardinal, adj. Cardinal, n. Cardmaker, n. Card-party, n. Care, n. Care, v.
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Careen, v. Careful, adj. Carefully, adv. Carefulness, n. Careless, adj. Carelessly, adv. Carelessness, n. Career, n.
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Career, v. Caress, n. Caress, v. Cargo, n. Caricature, n. Caricature, v. Caricaturist, n. Cark, n. Cark, v.
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Carle, n. Carman, n. Carminative, adj. Carmine, n. Carnage, n. Carnal, adj. Carnalist, n. Carnality, n. Carnation, n.
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Carneous, adj. Carnival, n. Carnivorous, adj. Carol, n. Carol, v. Carousal, n. Carouse, n. Carouse, v. Carp, n. Carp, v.
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Carpenter, n. Carpentry, n. Carper, n. Carpet, n. Carpet, v. Carpet-bag, n. Carriage, n. Carrier, n. > Carrion, n. Carrion, adj.
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Carry, v. Carrying, n. Carry-tale, n. Cart, n. Cart, v. Cartage, n. Carter, n. Cartoon, n. Cartouche, n. Cartridge, n.
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Carve, v. Carver, n. Carving, n. Cascade, n. Case, n. Case, v. Cash, n. Cashbook, n. Cashier, n.
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Cashier, v. Casing, n. Cask, n. < Casket, n. Casket, v. > Cassimere, n. Cassock, n.
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Cast, n. Cast, v. Castaway, n. Caste, n. Caster, n. Castigate, v. Casting, n. Castle, n. Castle-builder, n. Castor, n.
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Castor oil, n Castrate, v. Castration, n. Castrel, n. Casual, adj. Casually, adv. Casualty, n. Cat, n. Cataclysm, n.
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Catacombs, n. Catalepsy, n. Cataleptic, adj. Catalogue, n. Catalogue, v. Catamenia, n. Catamount, n. Cataplasm, n. Catapult, n.
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Cataract, n. Catarrh, n. Catarrhal, adj. Catastrophe, n. Catcall, n. Catch, n. Catch, v. Catcher, n. Catching, n. >
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Catching, adj. Catchpenny, n. Catchup, n. Catechise, v. Catechism, n. Categoric, adj. Category, n. Cater, n. < Cater, v. Caterer, n. Caterpillar, n.
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Caterwaul, v. Caterwauling, n. Cates, n. pl Cat-eyed, adj. Catfish, n. Catgut, n. Cathartic, adj. Cathartic, n. Cathedral, n. Catholic, adj.
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Catholicism, n. Catholicize, v. Catkin, n. Catmint, n. Catsup, n. Cattle, n. Caucus, n. Caudal, adj.
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Caudate, adj. Caul, n. Cause, n. Cause, v. Causeless, adj. Causeway, n. Caustic, adj. Caustic, n. Cauterism, n. Cauterize, v. Caution, n. Caution, v.
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Cautionary, adj. Cautious, adj. Cavalcade, n. Cavalier, n. Cavalier, adj. Cavalry, n. Cave, n. Cave, v. Caveat, n. Cavern, n. Cavernous, adj.
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Cavil, n. Cavil, v. Caviller, n. Cavity, n. Caw, v. Cayenne pepper, n. Cease, v. Ceaseless, adj. Cedar, n. Cede, v. Ceil, v. Ceiling, n. Celebrate, v. Celebrated, adj. Celebration, n. Celebrator, n.
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Celebrity, n. Celerity, n. Celery, n. Celestial, adj. Celibacy, n. Cell, n. Cellar, n. Cellular, adj. Cement, n. Cement, v.
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Cemetery, n. Censer, n. Censor, n. Censorious, adj. Censorship, n. Censurable, adj. Censure, v. Censurer, n. Census, n. Cent, n. Centage ó per centage, n.
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Centenarian, n. Centenary, n. Centennial, adj. Centesimal, adj. Centigrade, adj. Centimeter, adj. Centiped, n. Central, adj. Centrality, n. Centralization, n. Centralize, v. Centre, n.
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Centre, v. Centric, adj. Centrical, adj Centrifugal, adj. Centripetal, adj. Centuple, adj. Centuple, v. Centuplicate, v.
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Century, n. Cephalalgy, n. Cephalic, adj. Cerate, n. Cerated, adj. Cere, v. Cereals, n. pl. Cerebral, adj. Cerebrum, n. Ceremonial, adj. Ceremonial, n.
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Ceremonious, adj. Ceremony, n. Cereous, adj. Certain, adj. Certainly, adv. Certainty, n. Certificate, n. Certificate, v. Certification, n. Certify, v. Certitude, n.
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Cerulean, adj. < Cerulific, adj. Ceruse, n. Cerused, adj. Cervical, adj. Cessation, n. Cession, n. Cesspool, n. Chafe, n. Chafe, v.
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Chaff, n. Chaffer, v. Chagrin, n. Chagrin, v. Chain, n. Chain, v. Chair, n. Chairman, n. Chaise, n. Chaldron, n. Chalice, n.
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Chalk, n. Chalk, v. Challenge, n. Challenge, v. Challenger, n. Chamber, n. Chamber-council, n. Chamber-council, n. Chamberlain, n. Chamber maid, n. Chamber pot, n.
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Chameleon, n. Chamfer, n. Chamfer, v. Champ, v. Champagne, n. Champaign, adj. Champaign, n. Champion, n. Championship, n. Chance, n.
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Chance, v. Chancel, n. Chancellor, n. Chancre, n. Chandelier, n. Chandler, n. Chandlery, n. Change, n. Change, v. Changeable, adj. Changeless, adj.
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Channel, n. Channel, v. Chant, n. Chant, v. Chanticleer, n. Chaos, n. Chaotic, adj. Chap, n. Chapel, n. Chaperon, n. Chapiter, n.
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Chaplain, n. Chaplet, n. Chapman, n. Chapter, n. Char, n. Char, v. Character, n. Characteristic, adj. Characteristic, n. Characterize, v. Charade, n.
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Charcoal, n. Charge, n. Charge, v. Chargeable, adj. Charger, n. Chariness, n. Chariot, n. Charitable, adj. Charity, n. Charlatan, n.
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Charm, n. Charm, v. Charmer, n. Charming, adj. Chart, n. Charter, n. Charter, v. Chary, adj. Chase, n. Chase, v. Chaser, n. Chasm, n.
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Chaste, adj. Chasten, v. Chasteness, n. Chastise, v. Chastisement, n. Chastity, n. Chat, n. Chat, v. Chattel, n. Chatter, n.
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Chatter, v. Chatterbox, n. Chatty, adj. Chew, v. Cheap, adj. Cheapen, v. Cheaply, adv. Cheat, n. Cheat, v. Check, n. Check, v. Cheek, n.
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Cheer, n. Cheer, v. Cheerful, adj. Cheerfulness, n. > Cheerless, adj. Cheese, n. Cheese-monger, n. Chemical, adj. Chemise, n. Chemist, n. Chemistry, n.
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Cheque, n. Cherish, v. Cheroot, n. Cherry, n. Cherub, n. Chess, n. Chest, n. Chestnut, n. Chevalier, n. Chew, v.
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Chewing, n. Chick, n. Chicken, n. Chicken-hearted, n. Chicken-pox, n. Chickpea, n. Chide, v. Chief, adj. Chief, n. Chiefly, adv. Chieftain, n.
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Chilblains, n. Child, n. Childhood, n. Childish, adj. Childless, adj. Childlike, adj. Children, n. pl. Chill, n. Chill, v. Chilly, adj. Chime, n.
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Chime, v. Chimera, n. Chimerical, adj. Chimney, n. Chin, n. China, n. Chincough, n. Chine, n. Chinese, adj. Chink, n. Chink, v.
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Chinese, n. Chip, n. Chip, v. Chipping, n. Chiromancer, n. Chiromancy, n. Chirp, n. Chirp, v. Chirping, n. Chisel, n. Chisel, v.
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Chit, n. Chit-chat, n. Chitty, adj. Chivalric, adj. Chivalrous, adj. Chivalry, n. Chives, n. Chloroform, n. Chock, n. Chocolate, n.
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Choice, adj. Choice, n. Choir, n. Choke, v. Choler, n. Cholera, n. Choose, v. Chop, n. Chop, v. Chopper, n.
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Chopping-knife, n. Choral, adj. Chord, n. Chord, v. Chorist, n. Chorister, n. Chorus, n. Christ, n. Christen, v. Christendom, n. Christian, n. & adj.
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Christianity, n. Christianize, v. Christmas, n. Christmas-box, n. Christmas-eve, n. Chromatic, adj. Chromium, n. Chronic, adj. Chronical, adj. Chronicle, n. Chronicler, n.
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Chronogram, n. Chronographer, n. Chronography, n. Chronologer, n. Chronologist, n. Chronology, n. Chronometer, n. Chub, n. Chubby, adj.
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Chuck, n. Chuck, v. Chuckle, v. Chum, n. Church, n. Churchman, n Churchwarden, n. Churchyard, n. Churl, n. Churlish, adj.
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Churn, n. Churn, v. Cicatrice, n. Cicatrice, v. > Cider, n. Cigar, n. Cigarette, n. Cilia, n. Ciliary, adj. < Cinder, n. Cinnamon, n.
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Cion, n. Cipher, n. Cipher, v. Circle, n. Circle, v. Circlet, v. Circuit, n. Circuit, v. Circuitous, adj. Circular, adj. Circular, n. Circulate, v.
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Circulation, n. Circumference, n. Circumflex, n. Circumlocution, n. Circumnavigate, v. Circumnavigation, n. Circumscribe, v. Circumscription, n. Circumspect, adj. Circumspection, n. Circumstance, n.
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Circumstantial, adj. Circumvent, v. Circumvention, n. Circus, n. Cistern, n. Citadel, n. Citation, n. Cite, v. Citizen, n. Citizenship, n. Citric, adj. City, n.
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Civic, adj. Civil, adj. Civilian, n. Civility, n. < Civilization, n.br>
Civilizacion. Civilize, v. Civilized, adj. Clack, n. Clack, v. Clad, adj. Claim, n. > Claim, v.
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Claimant, n. Clam, v. Clamber, v. > Clammy, adj. Clamor, n. < Clamor, v. Clamorous, adj. Clamp, n. Clamp, v.
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Clan, n. Clandestine, adj. Clang, n. Clang, v. Clangour, n. Clangous, adj. Clank, n. Clank, v. > Clap, n. Clap, v. Clapping, n.
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Clap-trap, n. Claret, n. Clarification, n. Clarify, v. Clarinet, n. Clarion, n. Clash, n. Clash, v. Clasp, n.
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Clasp, v. Class, n. Class, v. Classical, adj. Classification, n. Classify, v. Classmate, n. Clatter, n. Clatter, v. Clause, n.
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Claustral, adj. Clavicle, n. Claw, n. Claw, v. Clay, n. Clayey, adj. Clean, adj. Clean, v. Cleanliness, n. Cleanly, adv. Cleanse, v. Clear, adj. Clear, n.
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Clear, v. Clearness, n. Clearance, n. Clearsighted, adj. Cleat, n. Cleave, v. Cleaver, n. Cleft, n. Clematis, n. Clemency, n. Clement, adj. Clergy, n.
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Clergyman, n. Cleric, adj. Cleric, n. Clerical, adj. Clerk, n. Clever, adj. Cleverly, adv. Cleverness, n. Clew, n. Click, v.
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Client, n. Cliff, n. Climate, n. Climax, n. Climb, v. Clime, n. Clinch, n. Clinch, v. Cling, v. Clink, n. Clink, v.
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Clinker, n. Clip, n. Clip, v. Clipper, n. Clipping, n. Cloak, n. Cloak, v. Clock, n. Clock-word, n. Clod, n. Clod, v. Cloddy, adj.
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Clodhopper, n. Clodpate, n. Clog, n. Clog, v. Cloggy, adj. Close, adj. Close, adv. Close, v. Close-bodied, n. Close-fisted, n. Closely, adj. Closeness, n.
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Closet, n. Clot, n. Cloth, n. Clothe, v. Clothes, n. Clothing, n. Cloud, n. Cloud, v. Cloudless, adj. Cloudy, adj. Clout, n. Clout, v.
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Clove, n. Cloven, adj. Clover, n. Clown, n. Clownish, adj. Cloy, v. Club, n. Club, v. Cluck, v. Clue, n. Clump, n.
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Clumsy, adj. Cluster, n. Cluster, v. Clutch, n. Clutch, v. Coach, n. Coach, v. Coachman, n. [cótchman] Coact, v. Coaction, n. Coadjutor, n.
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Coadjutrix, n Coagulate, v. Coagulation, n Coal, n. Coal, v. Coalesce, n. Coalition, n. Coal pit, n. Coarse, adj. Coarseness, n. Coast, n. Coast, v.
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Coaster, n. Coat, n. Coat, v. Coax, v. Coaxation, n. Cob, n. Cobble, v. Cobble, n. Cobbler, n. Cobweb, n.
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Cochineal, n. Cock, n. Cockade, n. Cockle, n. Cockney, n. Cock-pit, n. Cockroach, n. Cock’s-comb, n. Cocswain, n. Cocoa, n.
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Cocoanut, n. Cocoa palm, n. Cocoon, n. Coction, n. Cod, n. Codfish, n. Coddle, v. Code, n. Codger, n.
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Codicil, n. Codify, v. Coefficient, adj. Coequal, adj. Coerce, v. Coercion, n. Coercive, adj. Coeval, adj. Coffee, n. Coffee-pot, n.
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Coffee-tree, n Coffer, n. Coffin, n. Coffin, v. Cog, n. Cog, v. Cogency, n. Cogent, adj. Cogitate, v. Cogitation, n. Cognac, n. Cognate, adj.
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Cognation, n. Cognition, n. Cognizable, adj. Cognizance, n. Cognomen, n. Cog-wheel, n. Cohabit, v. Cohabitation, n. Coheir, n. Coheiress, n. Cohere, v.
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Coherence, n. Coherency, n. Coherent, adj. Coil, n. Coil, v. Coin, n. Coin, v. Coinage, n. Coincide, v.
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Coincidence, n. Coincident, adj. Coiner, n. Coke, n. Colander, n. Cold, adj. Cold, n. Coldness, n. Cole, n. Cole wort, n. Colic, n. Collaborate, v.
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Collaboration, n. Collaborator, n. Collapse, n. Collapse, v. Collar, n. Collar, v. Collar-bone, n. Collation, n. Colleague, n. Collect, n. Collect, v. Collection, n.
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Collective, adj. Collectively, adv. Collector, n. College, n. Collegian, n. Collegiate, adj. Collide, v. Collier, n. Colliery, n. Collision, n. Colloquial, adj. Colloquialism, n.
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Colloquy, n. Collusive, adj. Colly, n. Cologne, n. Colonel, n. Colonelship, n. Colonial, adj. Colonist, n. Colonize, v. Colonization, n. Colonnade, n.
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Colony, n. Color, n. Color, v. Coloring, n. Colored, adj. Colossal, adj. Colossus, n. Colt, n.
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Colter, n. Column, n. Columnar, adj. Coma, n. Comb, n. Comb, v. Combat, n. Combat, v. Combatant, n. Combative, adj. Combination, n. Combine, v. Combustible, adj. Combustion, n. Come, v. Come down, v. Come from, v. Come up, v. Comedian, n. Comedy, n. Comeliness, n. Comely, adj. Comet, n. Cometary, adj. Comfort, n. Comfort, v. Comfortable, adj. Comforter, n. Comfortless, adj Comic, adj. Comical, adj. Comicalness, n. Comma, n. Command, n. Command, v. Commandant, n. Commander, n. Commandment, n. Commemorate, v. Commemoration, n. Commence, v. Commencement, n. Commend, v. Commendable, adj. Commendation, n. Commensurate, adj. Commensurate, v. Comment, n. Comment, v. Commentary, n. Commentator, n. Commerce, n. Commercial, adj. Commiserable, adj. Commiserate, v. Commiseration, n. Commissary, n. Commission, n. Commission, v. Commissioner, n. Commit, v. Commitment, n. Committee, n. Commodious, adj. Commodity, n. Commodore, n. Common, adj. Common, n. Commoner, n. Commonly, adv. Commonwealth, n. Commotion, n. Commune, v. n> Communicant, n. Communicate, v. Communication, n. Communicative, adj. Communion, n. Community, n. Commutation, n. Commute, v. Compact, adj. Compact, n. Compact, v. Compactness, n. Companion, n. Companionable, adj. Companionship, n. Company, n. Comparable, adj. Comparative, adj. Compare, v. Comparison, n. Compart, v. Compartment, n. Compass, n. Compass, v. Compassion, n. Compassionate, adj. Compassionate, v. Compatriot, n. Compel, v. Compend, n. Compendious, adj. Compensate, v. Compensation, n. Compete, v. Competence, n. Competent, adj. Competition, n. Competitor, n. Compilation, n. Compile, v. Compiler, n. Complacence, n. Complacency, n. Complacent, adj. Complain, v. Complaint, n. Complement, n. Complete, adj. Complete, v. Completeness, n. Completion, n. Complex, adj. Complexion, n. < Compliance, n. Compliant, adj. Complicate, adj. Complicate, v. Complication, n. Complice, n. Compliment, n. Compliment, v. Complimental, adj. Complimentary, adj. Comply, v. Component, adj. Comport, v. Compose, v. Composed, adj. Composedly, adv. Composer, n. Composition, n. Compost, n. Composure, n. Compound, adj. & n. Compound, v. Comprehend, v. Comprehensible, adj. Comprehension, n. Comprehensive, adj. Compress, n. Compress, v. Compression, n. Comprise, v. Compromise, n. Compromise, v. Comptroller, n. Compulsion, n. Compulsive, adj. Compulsory, adj. Computation, n. Computation, n. Compute, v. Comrade, n. Con, v. Concave, adj. Concave, v. Concavity, n. Concavous, adj. Conceal, v. Concealment, n. Concede, v. Conceit, n. Conceited, adj. Conceivable, adj. Conceive, v. Concentrate, v. Concentration, n. Conception, n. Concern, n. Concern, v. Concerning, prep. Concert, n. Concert, v. Concession, n. Conciliate, v. Conciliation, n. Conciliator, n. Conciliatory, adj. Concise, adj. Concisely, adv. Conciseness, n. Conclude, v. Conclusion, n. Conclusive, adj. Concoct, v. Concoction, n. Concord, n. Concordance, n. Concordant, adj. Concourse, n. Concrete, adj. & n. Concrete, v. Concubinage, n. Concubine, n. Concupiscence, n. Concupiscent, adj. Concur, v. Concurrence, n. Concurrent, adj. Concussion, n. Condemn, v. Condemnable, adj. Condemnation, n. Condensate, adj. Condensation, n. Condense, v. Condescend, v. Condescendence, n. Condign, adj. Condignness, n. Condiment, n. Condition, n. Conditional, adj. Condole, v. Condolence, n. Condone, v. Conduce, v. Conducive, adj. Conduct, n. Conduct, v. Conductor, n. Conduit, n. Cone, n. Confection, n. Confectionary, n. Confectioner, n. Confederacy, n. Confederate, adj. Confederate, v. Confederation, n. Confer, v. Conference, n. Confess, v. Confession, n. Confessional, adj. Confessionary, n. Confessor, n. Confidant, adj. Confide, v. Confidence, n. Confident, adj. Confidential, adj. Confidently, adv. Confine, n. Confine, v. Confinement, n. Confirm, v. Confirmation, n. Confirmatory, adj. Confiscate, v. Confiscation, n. Conflagration, n. Conflict, n. Conflict, v. Confluence, n. Conform, v. Conformable, adj. Conformation, n. Conformity, n. Confound, v. Confront, v. Confrontation, n. Confuse, v. Confused, adj. Confusion, n. Confutation, n. Confute, v. Congeal, v. Congenial, adj. Congeniality, n. Congenite, adj. Conger, n. Congest, v. Congestion, n. Conglomerate, adj. Conglomerate, v. Conglomeration, n. Congratulate, v. Congratulation, n. Congratulatory, adj. Congregate, v. Congregation, n. Congregational, adj. Congress, n. Congruence, n. Congruency, n. Congruent, adj. Congruity, n. Congruous, adj. Conjectural, adj. Conjecture, n. Conjecture, v. Conjoin, v. Conjoint, adj. Conjugal, adj. Conjugate, v. Conjugation, n. Conjunct, adj. Conjunction, n. Conjunctive, adj. Conjuncture, n. Conjuration, n. Conjure, v. Connate, adj. Connect, v. Connection, n. Connexion, n. Connivance, n. Connive, v. Connoisseur, n. Connubial, adj. Conquer, v. Conquerable, adj. Conqueror, n. Conquest, n. Consanguineous, adj. Consanguinity, n. Conscience, n. Conscientious, adj. Conscious, adj. Consciously, adv. Conscript, adj. Conscription, n. Consecrate, adj. Consecrate, v. Consecration, n. Consecutive, adj. Consent, n. Consent, v. Consequence, n. Consequent, adj. Consequent, n. Consequential, adj. Consequently, adv. Conservation, n. Conservative, adj. Conservator, n. Conserve, n. Conserve, v. Consider, v. Considerable, adj. Considerate, adj. Consideration, n. Consign, v. Consignee, n. Consignment, n. Consist, v. Consistence, n. Consistency, n. Consistent, adj. Consistorial, adj. Consistory, n. Consolable, adj. Consolation, n. Consolatory, adj. Console, v. Consoler, n. Consolidate, v. Consolidation, n. Consonance, n. Consonant, n. Consort, n. Consort, v. Conspicuous, adj. Conspiracy, n. Conspirator, n. Conspire, v. Conspirer, n. Constable, n. [cónstabl] Constancy, n. Constant, adj. Constellation, n. Consternation, n. Constipate, v. Constipation, n. Constituency, n. Constitution, n. Constitutional, adj. Constrain, v. Constraint, n. Constrict, v. Constriction, n. Construct, v. Construction, n. Construe, v. Consul, n. Consular, adj. Consulate, n. Consult, v. Consultation, n. Consume, v. Consumer, n. Consummate, v. Consummation, n. Consumption, n. Consumptive, adj. Contact, n. Contagion, n. Contagious, adj. Contain, v. Contaminate, v. Contamination, n. Contemn, v. Contemplate, v. Contemplation, n. Contemplative, adj. Contemporaneous, adj. Contemporary, adj. Contempt, n. Contemptible, adj. Contemptuous, adj. Contend, v. Contendent, n. Content, adj. Content, n. Content, v. Contention, n. Contentious, adj. Contentment, n. Contest, n. Contest, v. Contestant, adj. Contestation, n. Context, n. Contiguity, n. Contiguous, adj. Continence, n. Continency, n. Continent, adj. Continent, n. Continental, adj. Contingence, n. Contingency, n. Contingent, adj. Continual, adj. Continuance, n. Continuation, n. Continue, v. Continuous, adj. Contort, v. Contortion, n. Contour, n. Contraband, adj. Contraband, n. Contrabandist, n. Contract, n. Contract, v. Contraction, n. Contractor, n. Contradict, v. Contradiction, n. Contradictory, adj. Contrariwise, adv. Contrary, n. Contrast, n. Contrast, v. Contravene, v. Contravention, n. Contribute, v. Contribution, n. Contributor, n. Contrite, adj. Contrition, n. Contrivance, n. Contrive, v. Control, n. Control, v. Controversial, adj. Controversy, n. Controvert, v. Contumacious, adj. Contumacy, n. Contumelious, adj. Contumely, n. Contuse, v. Contusion, n. Conundrum, n. Convalescence, n. Convalescent, adj. Convalescent, n. Convene, v. Convenience, n. Convenient, adj. Convent, n. Convention, n. Conventional, adj. Conventual, adj. Converge, v. Convergence, n. Conversant, adj. Conversation, n. Converse, v. Converse, n. Conversion, n. Convert, v. Convert, n. Convertible, adj. Convex, adj. Convex, n Convey, v. Conveyance, n. Convict, adj. Convict, n. Convict, v. Conviction, n. Convince, v. Convivial, adj. Conviviality, n. Convocate, v. Convocation, n. Convoke, v. Convolve, v. Convoy, n. Convoy, v. Convulse, v. Convulsion, n. Convulsive, adj. Cony, n. Coo, v. Cook, n. Cook, v. Cookery, n. Cool, adj. Cool, v. Cooler, n. Coolness, n. Coom, n. Coop, n. Coop, v. Cooper, n. Cooper, v. Cooperate, v. Cooperation, n. Cooperator, n. Coordinate, adj. Coordination, n. Copartner, n. Cope, n. Cope, v: Copier, n. Coping, n. Copious, adj. Copiously, adv. Copiousness, n. Copper, n. Coppersmith, n. Copper-work, n. Copulate, v. Copulative, adj. Copy, n. Copy, v. Copy-book, n. Copyright, n. Coquet, v. Coquetry, n. Coquette, n. Coquettish, n. Coral, n. Cord, n. Cord, v. Cordage, n. Cordial, adj. Cordiality, n. Core, n. Cork, n. Cork, v. Corkscrew, n. Corn, n. Corn, v. Corn-cob, n. Corner, n. Cornered, adj. Cornet, n. Cornice, n. Corona, n. Coronation, n. Coroner, n. Coronet, n. Corporal, adj. Corporal, n. Corporate, adj. Corporation, n. Corporeal, adj. Corps, n. Corpse, n. Corpulence, n. Corpulency, n. Corpulent, adj. Corpus-Christi day, n. Correct, adj. Correct, v. Correction, n. Correctness, n. Correlative, adj. Correspond, v. Correspondence, n. Correspondent, adj. Correspondent, n. Corridor, n. Corrigible, adj. Corroborate, v. Corroboration, n. Corrode, v. Corrosion, n Corrosive, adj. Corrugate, adj. Corrugate, v. Corrupt, adj. Corrupt, v. Corruptible, adj. Corruption, n. Corruptive, adj. Corsair, n. Corselet, n. Corset, n. Coruscate, v. Coruscation, n. Cosmetic, adj. & n. Cosmopolitan, n. Cost, n. Cost, v. Costal, adj. Costly, adj. Costume, n. Cot, n. Cotemporary, adj. Coterie, n. Cotillion, n. Cottage, n. Cotter, n. Cotton, n. Cotton-mill, n. Cotton-tree, n. Couch, n. Cough, n. Cough, v. Coulter, n. Councellor, n. Counsel, n. Counsel, v. Counsellor, n. Council, n. Count, n. Count, v. Countenance, n. Countenance, v. Counter, adv. Counter, n. Counteract, v. Counteraction, n. Counterbalance, n. Counterfeit, adj. Counterfeit, n. Counterfeit, v. Counterfeiter, n. Counter-mand, v. Counterpane, n. Counterpart, n. Counterpoise, n. Counterpoise, v. Countersign, n. Countersign, v. Countess, n. Counting-house, n. Countless, adj. Countrified, adj. Country, adj. Country, n. Country-man, n. County, n. Couple, n. Couple, v. Couplet, n. Coupling, n. Courage, n. Courageous, adj. Courier, n. Course, n. Course, v. Courser, n. Court, n. Court, v. Courteous, adj. Courtesy, n. Courtesy, v. Court-house, n. Court-martial, n. Court-plaster, n. Courtship, n. Cousin, n. Cove, n. Covenant, n. Covenant, v. Cover, n. Cover, v. Covering, n. Covert, n. Coverture, n. Covet, v. Covetous, adj. Covetousness, n. Covey, n. Cow, n. Cow, v. Coward, n. Cowardice, n. Cowardly, adj. Cower, v. Cow-herd, n. Cowl, n. Coy, adj. Cozen, v. Cozenage, n. Crab, n. Crabbed, adj. Crack, n. Crack, v. Cracker, n. Crackle, v. Cradle, n. Cradle, v. Craft, n. Crafty, adj. Crag, n. Cragged, adj. Craggy, adj. Cram, v. Cramp, n. Cramp, v. Crane, n. Cranium, n. Crank, n. Crannied, adj. Cranny, n. Crape, n. Crash, n. Crash, v. Crate, n. Crater, n. Cravat, n. Crave, v. Craven, n. Craving, adj. Craving, n. Craw, n. Crawfish, n. Crawl, v. Crayfish, n. Crayon, n. Craze, v. Craziness, n. Crazy, adj. Creak, v. Cream, n. Creamy, adj. Crease, n. Crease, v. Create, v. Creation, n. Creator, n. br>
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Creencia, crédito. Credential, adj. Credible, adj. Credit, n. Credit, v. Creditor, n. Credulity, n. Credulous, adj. Creed, n. Creek, n. Creep, v. Creephole, n. Cremate, v. Cremation, n. Crescent, n. Crest, n. Crested, adj. Crestfallen, adj. Cretaceous, adj. Crevice, n. Crew, n. Crewel, n. Crib, n. Crib, v. Cribble, n. Crick, n. Cricket, n. Crier, n. Crime, n. Criminal, adj. & n. Criminality, n. Criminate, v. Crimination, n. Crimp, n. Crimp, n. Crimson, adj. & n. Crimson, v. Cringe, n. Cringe, v. Crinkle, n. Crinkle, v. Cripple, adj. & n. Crisp, adj. Crisp, v. Crispness, n. Criterion, n. Critic, n. Critical, adj. Criticism, n. Criticize, v. Croak, n. Croak, v. Crock, n. Crockery, n. Crocodile, n. Crocus, n. Croft, n. Crone, n. Crony, n. Crook, n. Crook, v. Crooked, adj. Crop, n. Crop, v. Crosier, n. Cross, adj. Cross, n. Cross, v. Cross-armed, adj. Cross-bar, n. Cross-bow, n. Cross-examination, n. Cross-examine, n. Cross-eyed, n. Cross-grained, adj. Crossing, n. Crossly, adv. Crossness, n. Crosspurpose, n. Cross question, v. Crossroad, n. Cross-timber, n. Crossway, n. Crotch, n. Crotchet, v. Crouch, v. Croup, n. Crow, n. Crow, v. Crowbar, n. Crowd, n. Crowd, v. Crown, n. Crown, v. Crucial, adj. Crucible, n. Crucifix, n. Crucifixion, n. Crucify, v. Crude, adj. Crudely, adv. Crudeness, n. Crudity, n. Cruel, adj. Cruelly, adj. Cruelty, n. Cruet, n. Cruise, n. Cruise, v. Cruiser, n. Crum, n. Crumb, n. Crumble, v. Crummy, adj. Crumple, v. Crunch, v. Cruor, n. Crupper, n. Crusade, n. Cruset, n. Crush, n. Crush, v. Crust, n. Crusty, adj. Crutch, n. Cry, n. Cry, v. Crypt, n. Crystal, n. Crystalline, adj. Crystallize, v. Cub, n. Cub, v. Cube, n. Cubic, adj. Cubit, n. Cucumber, n. Cud, n. Cuddle, v. Cudgel, n. Cudgel, v. Cue, n. Cuff, n. Cuff, v. Culinary, adj. Cull, v. Cully, n. Culm, n. Culminate, v. Culpability, n. Culpable, adj. Culprit, n. Cultivate, v. Cultivation, n. Cultivator, n. Culture, n. Cumber, v. Cumbersome, adj. Cumbrance, n. Cumulate, v. Cumulative, adj. Cunning, adj. Cunning, n. Cup, n. Cupbearer, n. Cupboard, n. Cupidity, n. Cur, n. Curable, adj. Curate, n. Curative, adj. Curator, n. Curb, n. Curb, v. Curd, n. Curd, v. Curdle, v. Cure, n. Cure, v. Curfew, n. Curiosity, n. Curious, adj. Curl, n. Curl, v. Curling-iron, n. Curling-tongs, n. Curly, adj. Curmudgeon, n. Currency, n. Current, adj. Current, n. Curry, v. Curry-comb, n. Curse, n. Curse, v. Cursed, adj. Cursory, adj. Curt, adj. Curtail, v. Curtain, n. Curtain, v. Curtsy, n. Curvated, adj. Curvation, n. Curvature, n. Curve, adj. Curve, n. Curve, v. Curvity, n. Cushion, n. br>
Cojin, almohada. Cuspidal, adj. Custard, n. Custodian, n. Custody, n. Custom, n. Custom, v. Customary, adj. Customer, n. Custom-house, n. Cut, n. Cut, v. Cutaneous, adj. Cuticle, n. Cutlass, n. Cutler, n. Cutlery, n. Cutlet, n. Cutter, n. br>
Cortador. Cutthroat, n. Cutting, n. Cycle, n. Cyclone, n. Cylinder, n. Cylindric, adj. Cylindrical, adj. Cymbal, n. Cynic, n. Cynical, adj. Cyon, n. Czar, n. Czarina, n. Czarowitz, n. Back to the Top of the English to Spanish Dictionary
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