Every tense, conjugated

cerrar

to close, to shut; to shut down, to close down

cerrar el orto

to shut up, to be quiet, to silence

Not available for this verb.

certificar

to certify

cesantear

to fire, to dismiss, to sack

cesar

to cease (to stop); to quit, to step down

cespitar

to hesitate

ceñir

to adjust (clothing); to encircle, gird

chabelear

to make an ersatz or knockoff of (something)

chacchar

to chew coca leaves

chachar

to skip school

chacharear

to babble (talk much); to piffle (speak in a futile, ineffective, or nonsensical manner)

chacotear

to have fun; to mock; take the mickey (out of)

chafar

to crush, squash; to ruin

chafardear

to gossip

chainear

to polish (shoes); to clean (something)

chalar

to drive crazy; to go crazy

chamaquear

to dupe (someone), con, swindle

chamarilear

to deal in second-hand goods

chamarrear

to beat up (someone); to defeat, to thrash, to overcome

chambear

to work; to snort cocaine

chambrear

to gossip.

champepiar

to cut someone's (hair) unevenly

champurrar

to mix (spirits)

chamullar

to talk, chat; to smooth talk someone

chamuscar

to scorch, to singe

chamuyar

to chat up, sweet-talk; to whisper among oneselves

chancar

to crush

chancear

to joke, to kid

chanchullar

to fiddle, to manipulate

chanchullear

alternative form of chanchullar

chancletear

to walk in sandals or slippers

chancomer

to nibble; to corrode, to eat away

chanelar

to get; understand; twig

changuear

to joke; to kid

chansear

to chance

chantajear

to blackmail

chantar

to stop; to fuck

chantear

to hunt rabbits

chapalear

to wade (in shallow water); to splash

chapaletear

to splash; to patter

chapar

to veneer; to plate (as with metal)

chaparrear

to pour; to rain heavily; to rain cats and dogs

chapear

synonym of chapar; to weed (remove weeds)

chapotear

splash, splatter, dabble

chapucear

to botch; mess up

chapulinear

To flirt with or come on to one's friends' partners or romantic interests.

chapurrar

alternative form of chapurrear; to mix (spirits)

chapurrear

to smatter (speak a language superficially)

chapuzar

to submerge the head of someone or somebody; to submerge one's own head, to dive in head first

chaquetear

to be afraid, draw back; to run away, flee

charcotear

to shortcut, to take a shortcut

charlar

to chat, to chatter, to chitchat

charlatanear

to chatter

charlotear

to chat, talk; to blabber, tattle (reveal something one should not say)

charolar

to cover with patent leather

charquear

to jerk (to cure meat by cutting it into strips and drying it)

chascar

to click, snap; to eat; to chew

chasquear

to snap (one's fingers); to click (one's tongue)

chatear

to chat on the Internet; to chat

chavetear

to knife; stab