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to exchange; to redeem, cash
cannabidiol
noun, masculine
cannabidiol
cannabinoide
noun, masculine
cannabinoid
cannabis
noun, masculine/feminine
cannabis
cannoli
noun, masculine
cannoli
cano
adjective
hoary, white-haired, grey-haired; ancient, old (of a person); white, snow-white, milky white
canoa
noun, feminine
canoe; hollow hold (exercise)
canoero
adjective
canoeing, canoe
canoero
noun, masculine
canoer
canola
noun, feminine
canola
canoli
noun, masculine
cannoli
canon
noun, masculine
canon (principle, literary works, prayer, religious law, music piece); tax, fee; canon (in fiction)
canon
adjective
canon (in fiction)
canonesa
noun, feminine
a very pious woman, but not a nun
canongía
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of canonjía
canonicidad
noun, feminine
canonicity
canonista
noun, masculine/feminine
canonist
canonización
noun, feminine
canonization
to canonize; to approve (of)
canonjía
noun, feminine
canonry
canopy
noun, masculine
zipline
canoro
adjective
sweet-singing; melodious
canoso
adjective
gray/grey, hoary (of hair)
canotaje
noun, masculine
boating
canotier
noun, masculine
boater (type of straw hat)
canovista
adjective
of or supporting Antonio Cánovas del Castillo (Spanish politician)
canovista
noun, masculine/feminine
a supporter of Antonio Cánovas del Castillo
canoísta
noun, masculine/feminine
canoer, canoeist
wearily, tiredly
cansado
adjective
tired, weary, wearied; tiring; sleepy; boring
cansador
adjective
tiring; boring; annoying
cansador
noun, masculine
nuisance
cansancio
noun, masculine
tiredness
cansar
verb
to tire; to get tired
cansera
noun, feminine
fatigue
wearily
cansino
adjective
tiring
canso
adjective
withering
cansón
adjective
boring; dull; tiresome; lacking energy
canta
noun, feminine
song; singing
cantable
adjective
singable
cantable
noun, masculine
cantabile
cantabrismo
noun, masculine
a word of phrase particular to Cantabria; Pride, or love, of Cantabria
cantada
noun, feminine
howler, blunder, mistake (especially, the mistakes made by goalkeepers)
cantadero
noun, masculine
singing ground
cantadito
noun, masculine
accent (The distinctive manner of pronouncing a language.)
cantador
adjective
singing
cantador
noun, masculine
singer
cantadora
noun, feminine
female equivalent of cantador; one who hands down myths and stories by word of mouth, storyteller
cantaleta
noun, feminine
nagging (repetitive wigging); tedious refrain
to nag
cantalupo
noun, masculine
cantaloupe (melon)
cantamañanas
noun, masculine/feminine
bullshitter
cantante
adjective
who sings, singing
cantante
noun, masculine/feminine
singer
cantante-compositor
noun, masculine
singer-songwriter
cantaor
noun, masculine
flamenco singer
cantar
verb
to sing; to stink
cantar
noun, masculine
a type of shanty or popular song
cantar de gesta
noun, masculine
chanson de geste