Every tense, conjugated

chulear

to compliment, show off; to pimp

chulonear

to undress oneself; to undress (someone)

chunguear

to prank (someone)

chupar

to suck; to absorb

chupetear

to suck at; to suck on something slowly with gentle motions

chuponear

to eavesdrop (on a phone conversation)

chuquear

to make (something) dirty; to get dirty

churrascar

to fry, to toast, to grill

churrasquear

to barbecue

churruscar

to crisp, burn, frazzle

chusmear

to gossip; to snoop

chutar

to kick the ball with force; to inject a drug intravenously; to shoot up

chuzar

to prick

ciar

to back water

ciberacosar

to cyberbully

cicatrizar

to cicatrize, to heal; to scar

ciclar

to cyclize

cifrar

to value, quantify, aggregate; to write in code, cypher

cilampear

to drizzle

cilindrar

to roll, roll up (into a cylinder shape)

cimar

to crop; to cut shorter (removing the top)

cimbrar

to swing; to shake (a stick or a club); to bend

cimbrear

to swing; to shake (a stick or a club); to bend

cimentar

to lay the foundations of (a building, a movement, etc.); to found (a building, a city)

cincelar

to chisel

cinchar

to girth; to girdle

cinematografiar

to film

cinglar

to scull

cintilar

to scintillate; to shine (to reflect light)

circuir

to surround, to circle

circular

to circulate; to go round, move around

circumnavegar

alternative form of circunnavegar

circuncidar

to circumcise

circundar

to surround; to ring around

circunferir

to limit, circumscribe

circunnavegar

to circumnavigate

circunscribir

to circumscribe

circunstanciar

to circumstantiate

circunvalar

to ring; to circle (around a town)

circunvenir

to circumvent

circunvolar

to fly around

ciricar

to provoke, incite, annoy

ciscar

to dirty; muck up; to shit one's pants; shit oneself; soil oneself

citar

to cite; to summon

ciudadanizar

to grant citizenship to

civilizar

to civilize

cizallar

to shear; cut with shears or wire cutters

cizañar

to sow discord; to fall out

cizañear

alternative form of cizañar

clamar

to call out for; to ask vehemently (for something)

clamorear

to toll; synonym of clamar

clarear

to clear; to clear up

clarecer

to dawn

clarificar

to clarify

clasificar

to classify, sort; to rank

claudicar

to give up, give in; to renounce

clausurar

to close; to condemn

clavar

to nail, to pin, to stick

clavarla

to nail it, to hit the nail on the head

Not available for this verb.

clavetear

to nail; to stud (to add a stud to)