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Showing 3,501–3,600: champurrar–chinar
- champurrar to mix drinks
- champurrear to mix drinks
- champurrearse to be mixed
- chamullar to speak, to chat
- chamurrar to singe
- chamuscar to scorch
- chamuscarse to scorch
- chamuyar to chat, to sweet-talk
- chancar to crush, to grind
- chancear to joke
- chancearse to joke around
- chanchullar to do shady deals
- chancletear to shuffle in slippers
- chancomer to nibble away
- chanelar to understand
- chanflear to bevel
- chanflearse to become beveled
- changanear to do odd jobs
- changar to break, to ruin
- changuear to joke
- changuearse to joke around
- chantajear to blackmail
- chantar to tell to someone's face
- chantarse to tell to someone's face
- chapalear to splash around
- chapaletear to splash
- chapar to plate
- chapear to plate
- chapearse to plate
- chapecar to braid
- chaperonear to chaperone
- chapescar to escape
- chapicar to splash
- chapinizarse to become Guatemalan
- chapiscar to harvest corn
- chapistear to do bodywork
- chapistearse to get bodywork done
- chapodar to prune, to lop
- chapotear to splash around
- chapucear to bungle, to do sloppily
- chapullar to dive, to splash
- chapurrar to speak brokenly
- chapurrear to speak poorly
- chapuscar to botch
- chapuzar to duck, to dip
- chapuzarse to dive in
- chaquetear to change sides
- chaquetearse to switch allegiances
- charlar to chat
- charlatanear to chatter, to jabber
- charlear to chat
- charlotear to chatter
- charolar to varnish, to lacquer
- charpar to throw
- charpicar to sprinkle
- charquear to make jerky
- charranear to act roguishly
- charrar to chat
- charrasquear to strum
- charruscar to singe
- chascar to click
- chasconear to dishevel
- chaspar to chip, to splinter
- chaspear to splash
- chasquear to snap, to crack
- chatarrear to scrap
- chatear to chat
- chauchear to earn small change
- chavar to exhaust
- chavarse to go crazy
- chavetear to pin, to key
- chayar to celebrate with offerings
- chazar to stop a ball
- checar to check
- chechear to lisp
- chepear to hunch over
- chequear to check
- chequearse to check
- cherchar to joke, to kid
- cherriar to creak
- chiar to cheep
- chicanear to use legal tricks
- chicar to get drunk
- chichar to hiss, to boo
- chicharrar to scorch
- chicharrear to sizzle
- chicharronear to fry until crispy
- chichear to hiss
- chiclear to chew gum
- chicolear to flirt, to compliment
- chicotear to whip
- chiflar to hiss at, to whistle
- chiflarse to hiss at, to whistle
- chilenizar to make Chilean
- chillar to scream, to screech
- chimar to fuck, to rub
- chimarse to fuck, to rub
- chimiscolear to gossip
- chimpilinearse to swing
- chinar to carry on one's back