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- cavitar to ponder, to think deeply
- cayapear to work communally
- cazar to hunt, to catch
- cazcalear to bustle about
- cazoletear to meddle, to interfere
- cazumbrar to join staves
- cazurrear to be sullen
- cebadar to feed with barley
- cebar to fatten up
- cebarse to fatten up
- cecear to lisp, to pronounce s as th
- cecinar to cure meat
- cedacear to sift, to pass through sieve
- ceder to transfer, to give in
- cedular to issue ID cards
- cefear to blow from the west
- cegajear to be half-blind
- cegar to blind, to block
- cegarse to blind, to block
- cejar to give up, to back down
- celar to watch over, to conceal
- celebrar to celebrate, to say Mass
- celebrarse to celebrate, to say Mass
- celeminear to measure by bushels
- celestinear to procure, to matchmake
- cellisquear to sleet, to rain and snow
- cementar to cement, to bind with cement
- cementarse to harden, to become cemented
- cenar to have dinner
- cencerrear to jingle cowbells
- cendrar to refine metals
- cenegar to mire, to bog down
- censar to take a census of
- censurar to censor, to criticize, to condemn
- centellar to sparkle, to twinkle, to flash
- centellear to sparkle, to glitter, to flash
- centonar to patch together
- centralizar to centralize, to concentrate
- centralizarse to become centralized
- centrar to center, to focus, to concentrate
- centrarse to focus, to concentrate on
- centrifugar to spin, to centrifuge
- centuplicar to centuple, to multiply by 100
- centuplicarse to increase a hundredfold
- ceñar to have dinner
- ceñir to cling to, to gird
- ceñirse to cling to, to confine oneself to
- cepillar to brush, to plane, to steal (slang)
- cepillarse to brush oneself, to steal
- cercar to enclose, to surround
- cercarse to enclose, to surround
- cercenar to sever, to cut down
- cerchar to layer vines
- cerchearse to arch, to bend
- cerciorar to convince, to assure, to verify
- cerciorarse to make sure, to verify
- cerdear to rasp, to be bristly
- cernear to sift, to separate by sifting
- cerner to sift, to sieve, to hover
- cernerse to hover, to loom, to threaten
- cernir to sift, to strain, to scrutinize
- cerotear to wax, to apply wax
- cerrajear to do locksmith work
- cerrar to close, to shut, to lock
- cerrarse to close, to shut down
- cerrebojar to gather fallen olives
- cerrillar to mill, to knurl edges
- certificar to certify, to register
- certificarse to certify, to register
- cervecear to drink beer
- cesantear to lay off, to dismiss from employment
- cesar to cease, to stop, to end
- cespitar to hesitate, to stumble
- chacarruscar to botch
- chachalaquear to chatter
- chacharear to chatter, to prattle
- chacolotear to clatter
- chacotear to joke around
- chacrear to farm a small plot
- chacrearse to work a small farm
- chacualear to splash
- chafallar to botch
- chafar to flatten, to crush
- chafarrinar to stain, to blot
- chafarse to become flattened
- chaflanar to chamfer
- chaflar to bevel
- chalanear to horse-trade, to haggle
- chalar to drive crazy
- chalarse to drive crazy
- challar to make offerings
- chamar to barter
- chamarilear to deal in secondhand goods
- chambear to work
- chambonear to bungle
- chamelar to understand
- chamizar to thatch
- chamorrar to shear
- champar to throw in someone's face
- champear to champoo