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A bunshop; place where fritters are made and sold.    {n} buñolería  
A burlesque song of Indians.    {n} baraha  
A burning fever.    {m} tabardillo  
A burrowing animal of Chile, having the back covered with curious defensive plates, called also CLAMIFORO.    {m. (Zool.)} pichiciago  
a bushelful of    {adj} un celemín de  
A bushy head of hair much entangled.    {n} monte  
A bushy head of hair.    {n} pelamesa  
a business    {n} establecimiento   {m}  
a but    {n} un pero   {m}  
A butter dish or bowl    {f} mantequera  
A button at the end of a rod about which a manuscript was rolled.    {m} cuerno  
a cab    {n} un libre   {m}  
a cab    {n} un taxi   {m}  
A cable.    {f} amarra  
a cage of gold no freedom does hold    {interj} aunque la jaula sea de oro no deja de ser prisión  
A caggy spot full of brambles.    {m. (Amer.)} arcabuco  
A cake made of flour, eggs, sesamum, and honey.    {f} alpistela  
A cake made of flour, eggs, sesamum, and honey.    {f} alpistelalpistera  
A cake of corn dressed with peppers, a Mexican dish.    {n} enchilada  
A calabash which serves for learning to swim. In Peru, called mate; in Cuba, güiro.    {m. (Mex.)} guaje  
A calamitous event, a considerable loss; misfortune.    {m} descalabro  
A caldron or boiler in the form of a bucket, a copper.    {n} caldero  
A calf.    {n} choto  
A call to arms.    {f} anúbada  
A call, lure, or decoy, for catching birds.    {f} añagaza  
A callous excrescence on the backs of mules where the saddle is put.    {f} almohadilla  
A callous tumor growing on a horse’s hock.    {m} alifafe  
A canal for irrigating landVREGUERA.    {m} almatriche  
A canal for watering lands or plants.    {f} tarjea  
A cancerous ulcer.    {f. (Vet.)} espundia  
A candelabrum, of glass, to be set upon a table.    {n} arandela  
A candle-safe; save-all.    {n} apuracabos  
A candlestick for tapers, etc.    {m. (Obs.)} antorchero  
A cane (bastón), the head of which forms a kind of crutch.    {n} muletilla  
A cannibal-plAnthropophagiIn English it has no singular.    {m} antropófago  
A cannon-ball of the size of an orange. -a. Orange.    {n} naranja  
A canopy.    {n} dosel  
A cant word for money or cash.    {m} gueltre  
a capella choir    {n} coro al unísono   {m}  
a capella choir    {n} coro sin acompañamiento instrumental   {m}  
A capital letter; upper case of printers. (Cono Sur) capital assets. -f. Capital city (ciudad) of a country.    {n} Capital físico  
A capital letter; upper case of printers. in the city of Mexico.    {n} En Méjico capital  
A capital letter; upper case of printers. provincial capital.    {n} Capital de provincia  
A capital letter; upper case of printers. working capital.    {n} Capital de explotación  
A capital punishment used in Spain, consisting in strangling a criminal with an iron collar.    {m} garrote  
a cappella    {adv} a cappella  
A captain’s wife.    {n} capitana  
A carabid beetle, tiger-beetle; the name is sometimes carelessly used for a firefly.    {f. (Zool.)} cicindela  
A carat, the twenty-fourth part in weight and value of gold.    {n} quilate  
A carbuncle.    {f} hura  
a card game    {n} banca  
a card game    {n} comercio  
a card game    {n} flor  
a card game    {n} julepe  
a card game    {id1} siete y media  
a card game    {n} tenderete  
A card game.    {n} mus  
A card game.    {n} rentilla  
A card in the game of ombre. -a. Mortal; murderous, homicidal.    {n} matador  
A card of invitation.    {n} membrete  
A card with eight marks. the eighth of March.    {a. & m.} El ocho de Marzo  
A card with nine marks.    {m. & a.} nueve  
A careful administrator.    {m. & f.} beneficiador  
A careful administrator.    {m. & f.} beneficiadora  
A careful management of affairs.    {m} tráfago  
A Caress.    {vn.} arremueco  
A carnival trick. (Met.) to be attentive to one’s own concerns or convenience.    {m} Mirar por el virote  
A carpenter’s square, rule, an instrument to measure and form angles. (Met.) to adopt measures for attaining one’s end.    {n} Echar el cartabón,  
A carpenter’s square, rule, an instrument to measure and form angles. small square piece of glue.    {n} Cartabón de cola,  
A carpenter's brace. Wimble.    {n} berbiquí  
A carpenter's saw-set.    {m} trabador  
A carpet laid in front of a bed.    {f} antecama  
A carrier; a porter.    {m. & f.} acarreador  
A carrier; a porter.    {m. & f.} acarreadora  
A cartilage under the pit of the stomach.    {n} paletilla  
A cartilage, gristle.    {m. (Anat.)} cartílago  
a cascade of un torrente de  
A case for keeping cigars or fine-cut tobacco    {n} petaca  
a case in point un buen ejemplo  
A case of necessary articles, as for the dressing-table. shaving kit.    {n} Neceser de afeitar  
A case of necessary articles, as for the dressing-table. toilet case.    {n} Bolsa de aseo  
A case of necessary articles, as for the dressing-table. work-box, sewing box.    {n} Neceser de costura  
A case, a sheath, a covering, generally of linen or leatherpillow-case.    {f} Funda de almohada,  
A cask containing sixty gallons.    {n} barrica  
A cask for wine and other liquors.    {n} pipa  
A cast of the lasso about the legs of the animal to be caught.    {m. (Amer.)} piale  
A castnet.    {n} atarraya  
A casual profit, obvention.    {n} obvención  
a cat has got your tongue    {interj} le comieron la lengua los ratones  
a cat in globes, catches no mice    {adv} gato con guantes no caza ratones  
A cat’s hole, through which cats go in and out. (apertura)    {f} gatera  
A cataplasm, chiefly of flour.    {n} puchada  
A catchpenny.    {f. (coll.)} engañifa  
a catchy tune    {adj} pegajosa  
a catchy tune    {adj} pegajoso  
A caterer, provider, purveyor, supplier. (Amer.) Butcher (carnicero). a. Providing, supplying.    {m. & f.} abastecedor  
A caterer, provider, purveyor, supplier. (Amer.) Butcher (carnicero). a. Providing, supplying.    {m. & f.} abastecedora  
A caterwauling of cats.    {n} pelaza  
A cat-tail or reed-mace of Peru and Bolivia.    {f. (Amer.)} totora  
A cavalry call to saddle the horses. to pass the tail of a horse through the crupper.    {f} Cargar la grupa