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caballito del diablo
noun, masculine
damselfly
caballo
noun, masculine
horse; knight; heroin; ox (strong clumsy person); master, hotshot
caballo con arcos
noun, masculine
pommel horse
caballo de Przewalski
noun, masculine
Przewalski's horse
caballo de Troya
noun, masculine
Trojan horse
caballo de agua
noun, masculine
seahorse
caballo de batalla
noun, masculine
bone of contention
caballo de fuerza
noun, masculine
horsepower
caballo de mar
noun, masculine
seahorse
caballo de silla
noun, masculine
saddle horse; riding horse
caballo de tiro
noun, masculine
draft horse
caballo de vapor
noun, masculine
horsepower
caballo del diablo
noun, masculine
damselfly
caballote
noun, masculine
augmentative of caballo (“horse”); stud (well-endowed man)
caballote
noun, masculine
talented person; master, hotshot
caballuno
adjective
equine; horsy; horselike
caballón
noun, masculine
a ridge of earth, especially between furrows, for irrigation, or as a result of a burial on the ground
thoroughly; entirely
cabalonga
noun, feminine
yellow oleander
cabalístico
adjective
cabalistic
caban
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of caván
cabardiano
adjective
Kabardian
cabardiano
noun, masculine
Kabardian (person)
cabardiano
noun, masculine
Kabardian (language)
cabaretera
noun, feminine
cabaret dancer
cabaretero
adjective
cabaret
cabaretista
noun, masculine/feminine
cabaret performer
cabaré
noun, masculine
cabaret
cabasú
noun, masculine
naked-tailed armadillo (Cabassous spp.)
cabasú chaqueño
noun, masculine
The Chacoan naked-tailed armadillo, Cabassous chacoensis.
cabazo
noun, masculine
an elevated granary or barn, made of interlaced wicker and rods
cabaña
noun, feminine
cabin, cottage, hut; all the livestock of a farm, ranch, region, or country
cabañense
adjective
of, from or relating to Cabañas
cabañense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Cabañas
cabañera
noun, feminine
female equivalent of cabañero (“herdsman”); synonym of cañada (“droveway”)
cabañero
noun, masculine
herdsman
cabañuelas
noun, feminine
a traditional form of forecasting the weather; rainfall in January and February
cabe
preposition
alongside, beside, next to
cabeceador
noun, masculine
header (someone who heads the ball)
to shake (one's head, especially in disagreement); to nod (as one gradually falls to sleep while seated or standing); to rock, to pitch; to head a ball
cabeceo
noun, masculine
nod (of the head while falling to sleep); shake (of the head in the negative)
cabecera
noun, feminine
headboard, bedhead; head (of company); seat of government; headline, heading, top; opening credits, intro, title sequence
cabecero
noun, masculine
headboard, bedhead
yellow-headed
cabeciazul
adjective
blue-headed
cabeciblanco
adjective
white-headed
cabecicafé
adjective
brown-headed
cabeciduro
adjective
stubborn
cabecigrís
adjective
grey-headed (said of various animals)
cabecigualdo
adjective
yellow-headed
cabecilistado
adjective
stripe-headed (said of a number of species of bird)
cabecilla
noun, masculine/feminine
leader, boss; diminutive of cabeza
cabecinegro
adjective
black-headed
cabecioscuro
adjective
dark-headed
cabecipardo
adjective
brown-headed
cabecirrojo
adjective
redheaded (said of various animal species)
cabecirrufo
adjective
chestnut-headed
cabecita
noun, feminine
diminutive of cabeza; glans penis.
black-chinned siskin
to put on a wig