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Showing 3,201–3,300: caminar–carcavear
- caminar to walk, to go, to travel
- camochar to prune, to trim branches
- camorrear to quarrel, to brawl
- camotear to dig sweet potatoes
- campanear to ring bells
- campanearse to swagger, to strut proudly
- campanillear to ring small bells
- campar to camp, to stand out, to excel
- campear to go to graze
- campeonar to win the championship
- camperear to camp, to work in the fields
- camuflajear to camouflage, to disguise
- camuflar to camouflage, to conceal
- canalizar to canalize, to channel
- cancanear to stammer, to hesitate
- cancelar to cancel, to annul, to pay off
- cancerar to cause cancer
- cancerarse to become cancerous
- canchear to work a sports field
- candar to lock, to padlock
- candidatear to run for office
- candidatearse to present oneself as a candidate
- candombear to dance candombe
- candonguear to joke, to tease
- canear to go gray
- canecer to turn gray
- canecerse to become gray-haired
- cangallar to steal ore
- cangar to be bothered
- canibalizar to cannibalize, to use for parts
- canjear to exchange, to trade, to swap
- canmiar to change, to exchange
- canonizar to canonize, to declare saint
- cansar to tire, to annoy
- cansarse to get tired
- cantalear to hum, to sing softly
- cantaletear to repeat annoyingly
- cantar to sing, to chant, to confess
- cantear to tilt, to edge
- cantearse to tilt, to lean to side
- cantinflear to babble, to talk nonsense
- cantonar to loaf at corners
- cantonarse to station oneself
- cantonear to loiter at corners
- cantonearse to swagger, to strut
- canturrear to sing to oneself, to sing softly
- canturriar to hum, to croon
- cantusar to deceive, to trick
- cantusear to mumble, to hum softly
- cañar to fish with reeds
- cañaverear to wound with canes
- cañear to fish with a rod
- cañonear to bombard, to shell with cannons
- cañonearse to exchange cannon fire
- capacear to use one's cape
- capacitar to prepare, to train, to qualify
- capacitarse to train, to become qualified
- capar to castrate, to neuter, to geld
- capear to make a pass with the cape at, to weather
- caperucear to put on a hood
- capialzar to splay a door
- capitalizar to capitalize, to take advantage of
- capitanear to captain, to lead
- capitidisminuir to diminish authority
- capitular to capitulate, to surrender
- capolar to chop, to mince
- caponar to caponize, to castrate (poultry)
- capotar to flip over (vehicle)
- capotear to dodge with a cape
- capsular to encapsulate, to enclose
- captar to capture, to get
- captarse to capture, to get
- capturar to capture, to seize, to catch
- capuzar to dip, to duck
- carabear to carry on one's back
- carabritear to act childishly
- caracolear to caracole, to prance
- caracterizar to characterize, to typify
- caracterizarse to be characterized by
- carajear to curse, to swear (vulgar)
- carambolear to carom, to bounce off
- carambolearse to make caroms
- caramelar to coat with caramel
- caramelear to flatter, to sweet-talk
- caramelizar to caramelize, to coat with caramel
- caramelizarse to become caramelized
- caramullar to heap up
- caratular to title, to label
- carbonar to char, to turn to charcoal
- carbonarse to become charred
- carbonatar to carbonate, to add carbon dioxide
- carbonatarse to become carbonated
- carbonear to make charcoal
- carbonizar to carbonize, to char completely
- carbonizarse to be carbonized
- carburar to carburet, to mix with air
- carburizar to carburize, to add carbon
- carcajear to roar with laughter
- carcajearse to roar with laughter
- carcavear to erode gullies