Every tense, conjugated

crestear

To walk along a mountain ridge.

crevar

alternative form of quebrar (“to break”)

creérselo

to buy into; to brag, to be too proud

Not available for this verb.

criar

to rear or raise (e.g., a child); to grow up

cribar

to sieve, sift; to screen (e.g., for a disease)

criminalizar

to criminalize (to treat as a criminal)

criminar

to incriminate; to censure

crimpar

to crimp (to fasten by bending metal so that it squeezes around the parts to be fastened)

crinar

to comb

criogenizar

to cryogenically freeze

criollizar

to creolize

criopreservar

to cryopreserve

crismar

to apply or rub chrism; to confirm

crispar

to irritate; to twitch

cristalizar

to crystallize; to adorn with crystals

cristianar

to baptize

cristianizar

to Christianize (to convert to Christianity)

cristinear

to smoke marijuana

criticar

to criticize

croar

to ribbit, to croak

crocitar

to caw

cromar

to chrome; to electroplate

cronificar

to make chronic or permanent; to become chronic

cronometrar

to time (using a timer)

croscitar

to caw

crosspostear

to crosspost

crotorar

to make the sound of a stork, a clattering of the bills

crotorear

alternative form of crotorar (to make the sound of a stork, a clattering of the bills)

crucificar

to crucify, nail to a cross; to torment

crujir

to creak, to crack (high-pitched, sharp sound); to rustle, to crackle, to snap

cruzar

to cross (including of legs); to exchange (words)

cruzazulear

to choke; to choke up (lose a game after victory was almost assured)

cuadrar

to conform; to square

cuadricular

to draw a grid on

cuadriplicar

to quadruple

cuadruplicar

to quadruple

cuajar

to curdle; to gel

cualificar

to qualify

cuantificar

to count, number, quantify

cuantizar

to quantize

cuartear

to quarter; to crack, crack up

cuartelar

to quarter

cuatriplicar

to quadruple

cubanizar

to Cubanize

cubicar

to cube (to raise to the third power); to measure the volume of

cubijar

alternative form of cobijar

cubrir

to cover; to cover, to mount

cucar

to provoke (someone)

cuchar

to dress with manure

cucharear

to spoon (use a spoon); to spoon (cuddle)

cuchichear

to whisper

cuchuchear

to whisper

cuckear

to cuckold

cuerear

To work on any part of the process of tanning leather (including the killing, skinning and transporting of it).; to flay; to whip (with a leather belt)

cuerpear

to dodge a blow

cuestionar

to question (have doubts about)

cuetear

to crack, bang, pop (making sudden percussive noise); to fart

cuidar

to look after, take care of (e.g. a house, a person); to mind, watch, pay attention to, be mindful of

cuitar

obsolete form of acuitar; to hurry (do things quickly)

cuitear

to quit