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- cabriolear to caper, to frolic
- cabruñar to polish gems
- cacaraquear to cackle loudly
- cacarear to cluck, to boast about
- cacear to stir with a ladle
- cachañear to joke, to mock
- cachar to catch, to grab, to understand (slang)
- cacharrear to tinker, to putter
- cacharrearse to joke around
- cachear to frisk, to search, to pat down
- cachetear to slap, to hit on cheek
- cachetearse to slap each other
- cachetonearse to slap each other
- cachifollar to humiliate, to embarrass
- cachimbear to smoke a pipe
- cachimbearse to smoke pipes
- cachipodar to prune lightly
- cachiporrearse to boast, to brag
- cachirulear to do odd jobs
- cachondear to pet, to fool around
- cachondearse to joke around, to make fun
- cachurear to collect junk
- caciquear to boss around
- caculear to collect firewood
- caducar to expire, to become obsolete
- caer to fall, to drop, to tumble
- caerse to fall down, to collapse
- cafetear to have coffee
- cafichar to pimp, to procure
- cafichear to pimp, to act as pimp
- cagar to shit, to defecate (vulgar)
- cagarse to shit oneself, to mess up
- cahuinear to gossip, to spread rumors
- cairelar to fringe, to trim
- caitear to walk tired
- cajear to make boxes
- cajetear to make small boxes
- calabacear to fail, to reject
- calabacearse to bump heads
- calabriar to mix wines
- calabrotar to make cables
- calacear to probe, to investigate
- calafatear to caulk, to seal seams
- calafetear to caulk, to waterproof
- calamonarse to get drunk
- calamorrar to butt heads
- calancanear to loaf about
- calandrar to calender, to press
- calar to soak, to penetrate, to see through
- calarse to get soaked, to stall (engine)
- calaverear to act recklessly
- calcar to trace, to copy, to imitate
- calcetar to knit socks
- calcificar to calcify, to hite with calcium
- calcificarse to become calcified
- calcinar to scorch, to calcine
- calcinarse to scorch, to calcine
- calcografiar to engrave on copper
- calcorrear to wander about
- calcular to calculate, to compute, to estimate
- caldear to heat, to warm up, to inflame
- caldearse to heat up, to become heated
- calecer to heat, to warm
- calefaccionar to heat, to provide heating
- calendarizar to schedule, to put on calendar
- calentar to heat, to warm, to heat up
- calentarse to warm up, to get hot
- caletear to stop at small ports
- calibrar to calibrate, to adjust precisely
- calificar to grade, to describe as
- calificarse to grade, to describe as
- caligrafiar to calligraph, to write beautifully
- calimbar to brand, to mark with iron
- calistrear to pester, to annoy persistently
- callantar to silence, to quiet down
- callar to keep quiet
- callarse to keep quiet
- callear to traverse streets
- callejear to wander the streets
- callentar to heat, to warm
- calmar to calm, to soothe, to pacify
- calmarse to calm down, to become calm
- calofriarse to shiver, to get chills
- calosfriarse to get chills
- calotear to swindle, to cheat
- calumniar to libel, to slander, to defame
- calvar to make bald
- calzar to wear, to put on (shoes)
- calzarse to put on shoes, to wear
- camandulear to be sanctimonious
- camaronear to shrimp, to fish for shrimp
- cambalachar to swap, to barter
- cambalachear to barter, to swap
- cambar to bend, to curve, to warp
- cambiar to change, to exchange, to alter
- cambiarse to change (clothes), to move
- cambizar to irrigate fields
- camelar to sweet-talk, to flatter, to court
- camellar to work hard
- camiar to change, to alter