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calderón: pilot whale; fermata; pilcrow, (the symbol ¶); large cauldron
caldo: a clear soup, broth, bouillon; stock; wine; swill; sludge
caldo de cultivo: culture medium; growth medium; breeding ground; hotbed
caldoso: liquidy (said of a broth)
caldoso: arroz caldoso
caldén: Prosopis caldenia (tree native to Argentina)
caledonio: Caledonian
caledonio: Caledonian
calefaccionar: to heat up, heat (with heating)
calefacción: heating
calefacción central: central heating
calefactable: heatable
calefactar: to heat up, heat (with heating)
calefactor: heating
calefactor: heater
calefactorio: calefactory
calefón: water heater
caleidociclo: kaleidocycle
caleidoscopio: kaleidoscope
caleidoscópico: kaleidoscopic
calenda: calinda
calenda: synonym of calendas
calendario: calendar
calendario de adviento: Advent calendar
calendario gregoriano: Gregorian calendar
calendario juliano: Julian calendar
calendario laboral: work calendar (official calendar published by the government showing public holidays).
calendario lunar: lunar calendar
calendario solar: solar calendar
calendarización: calendarization
calendarizar: to schedule
calendas: calends (the first day of the Roman month); plural of calenda
calendárico: calendar
calentable: heatable
calentadero: warming-up
calentador: heater; boiler
calentador: warming, heating
calentamiento: warming; warm-up
calentamiento global: global warming (a sustained increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere sufficient to cause climate change.)
calentar: to heat, to warm up (cause an increase in temperature); to turn on (arouse sexually); to warm up (prepare for a physical activity)
calentar motores: to get warmed up
calentarse la cabeza: to overthink
calentito: churro (fried pastry)
calentorro: horny/randy person
calentura: fever, calenture; horniness; cold sore; anger
calentura de pollo: a mild fever
calenturiento: feverish; amorous; horny
calentón: horny; quick-tempered (easily or quickly angered or frustrated)
calentón: blast of heat; horniness (the state, quality, or extent of being horny or sexually excited); heater (device that produces and radiates heat)
calepino: a Latin dictionary or vocabulary; any large dictionary or vocabulary
calera: limestone quarry; limekiln
calerano: of, from or relating to La Calera
calerano: native or inhabitant of La Calera (usually male)
calerense: of, from or relating to La Calera
calerense: native or inhabitant of La Calera
calero: lime (calcium-containing material)
calero: limekiln
calesa: stage-coach
caleserina: a particular move in bullfighting, using the capote
calesero: stagecoach driver