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canecho
noun, masculine
crab
canecillo
noun, masculine
bracket
caneco
adjective
drunk
canela
noun, feminine
cinnamon; something excellent, top-notch, or of the finest quality
canela blanca
noun, feminine
cinnamon bark, pepper cinnamon, Canella winterana.
canelazo
noun, masculine
an alcoholic drink prepared with sugar and cinnamon, and often a sour juice such as lemon or naranjilla
canelo
noun, masculine
cinnamon (tree); Winter's bark (Drimys winteri)
canelo
adjective
having cinnamon color; brown (chestnut colored)
canelo enano
noun, masculine
Drimys andina
canelón
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of canalón; gutter; icicle
canelón
noun, masculine
cannelloni
caney
noun, masculine
stilted hut made with palm leaves or straw
canfano
noun, masculine
bornane
canfeno
noun, masculine
camphene
canfín
noun, masculine
kerosene
cangagua
noun, feminine
synonym of tepetate
cangar
verb
to cut the line, to skip the turn (to remove the time or turn to play pina); to obstruct, delay, burden
cangilón
noun, masculine
large bowl or bucket; trough; bucket, scoop (machine part)
cangreja
noun, feminine
lugsail
cangrejal
noun, masculine
crabbery, crab area; area where there is an abundance of crabs
to fish for crabs; to touch a woman's vulva
cangrejera
noun, feminine
female equivalent of cangrejero (“crabber”); jelly shoe
cangrejero
noun, masculine
crabber
cangrejo
noun, masculine
crab
coconut crab
cangrejo de mar
noun, masculine
shore crab (Carcinus maenas)
cangrejo de río
noun, masculine
crayfish
cangrejo ermitaño
noun, masculine
hermit crab
cangrejo guisante
noun, masculine
pea crab
cangrejo señal
noun, masculine
signal crayfish
cangrejo violinista
noun, masculine
fiddler crab
canguelo
noun, masculine
heeby-jeebies
canguil
noun, masculine
popcorn
canguis
noun, masculine
heeby-jeebies
cangurera
noun, feminine
bumbag; shoulder bag; strap bag
canguro
noun, masculine
kangaroo; hoodie
canguro
noun, masculine/feminine
babysitter; Aussie
cangués
adjective
of, from or relating to Cangas de Onís; of, from or relating to Cangas del Narcea
cangués
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Cangas de Onís (usually male); native or inhabitant of Cangas del Narcea (usually male)
cani
noun, masculine
chav, townie/towny (working-class youth, especially one associated with aggression, poor education, and a perceived "common" taste in clothing and lifestyle)
canibalismo
noun, masculine
cannibalism
canibalización
noun, feminine
cannibalization
to cannibalize
canica
noun, feminine
glass marble (spherical ball)
caniche
noun, masculine/feminine
poodle
canicular
adjective
canicular
canijo
adjective
short; stumpy; weedy; wussy
canijo
noun, masculine
kid; whippersnapper; shorty; weed; wuss; pussy; badass
canil
noun, masculine
doggy park
canilla
noun, feminine
faucet; shin; physical strength; baguette (bread); leg
canillera
noun, feminine
shinpad; tremble, shiver of the legs, especially due to fear
canillita
noun, masculine/feminine
a street vendor who sells newspapers or lottery tickets
canindeyuense
adjective
of, from or relating to Canindeyú
canindeyuense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Canindeyú
canino
adjective
canine; ravenously hungry; hungry as a hog; ravenously hungry; hungry as a hog Marcos siempre estaba canino después de tomar su medicación. Marcos was always hungry as a hog after taking his medication.
canino
noun, masculine
canine tooth; caninus
canita
noun, feminine
diminutive of cana; drinking straw
canivete
noun, masculine
a small single-edged knife; a pocketknife
canje
noun, masculine
swap, exchange
canjeable
adjective
exchangeable