Every tense, conjugated

capacitar

to prepare; to train

capar

to castrate; to cut off

capear

to take part in a capea; to dodge; to see out

capitalizar

to capitalise

capitanear

to command

capitidisminuir

to diminish chiefly

capitular

to capitulate, to surrender

capolar

to mince (meat)

capotar

to nose (have the nose hit the ground)

capotear

to wave a capote (cape) at; to take for a ride, to give someone the runaround

capsular

to cap

captar

to capture, perceive, register, understand

captivar

archaic form of cautivar

capturar

to catch, trap, capture

capuzar

synonym of chapuzar

caracolear

to caracole

caracterizar

to characterize

caramelizar

to caramelize

caratular

to label (a file)

carbonar

to carbonize

carbonear

to make into charcoal; to load (a boat) with charcoal

carbonizar

to carbonize

carburar

to carburize; to function, to work

carburizar

to carburize

carcajearse

to laugh heartily or heavily; to cackle; to bust up or be in stitches

Not available for this verb.

carcomer

to eat away (to erode or corrode gradually); to waste away, to be consumed

cardar

to card or comb

carear

to bring face-to-face; to confront (witnesses regarding contradictory testimony)

carecer

to lack, to be lacking

carenar

to careen, to list (to turn a ship on its side)

cargar

to load (to put a load on or in (a means of conveyance or a place of storage)); to load (to fill (a firearm or artillery) with munition)

cargosear

to annoy, bug, bother, irritate

cargársela

to get into trouble; to be up shit creek

Not available for this verb.

cariar

to cause cavities, decay

caricaturar

synonym of caricaturizar (“to caricature”) (to represent someone in an exaggerated or distorted manner)

caricaturizar

to caricature

cariciar

alternative form of acariciar

cariñosear

to make shows of affection to someone or something; to cuddle

carmenar

to untangle; to pull someone's hair

carminar

to expel

carnavalear

to have a carnival, party at a carnival

carnavalizar

to put or make into a carnival, or carnival-style

carnear

to slaughter (for meat); to kill someone in close quarters

carnetizar

to provide with an ID

carpir

to weed; to hoe

carraspear

to clear one’s throat

carrear

to transport; to carry; to haul; to carry, to have the ability or enough power to carry a team to victory single-handedly

carrerear

to rush; to run

carretear

to cart, haul; to taxi a plane

carrilear

to carry

carrozar

to install the chassis of a vehicle

cartear

to play fake cards; to write letters to (one another)

cartelizar

to cartelize

carterear

to pickpocket

cartografiar

to map

casaquear

to talk nonsense, bullshit; to deceive (someone); to cajole; to wheedle

casar

to marry, wed someone to (unite two others in wedlock); to marry off

cascabelear

to rattle, jingle; to whine; to whinge

cascar

to crack, to split; to hit

cascarla

to snuff it (die)

Not available for this verb.