jail, prison
brusqui
beer, from the English slang “brewskie”
cabra
a cowardly or frightened person
cabrear
to be afraid of something, to go back on your word, to have second thoughts
cachirul
a trap or con
cachonda
cachorrear
heavy petting, stroking or rubbing, sexual acts with the clothes still on
cacique
a very cheap person
cacle
shoe
cagante
uncomfortable or despicable, annoying
caguama
a 940 ml beer, which is about 30 ounces
cajearse
to be or feel obliged to pay
calaca
a human skeleton
callejero
a person that spends a lot of time outside their home
calo
a cent
calote
well-built, muscular, very strong
calzonear
to hurry someone, to ask someone to speed it up
camaradas
camotes
1) very tired, beat or sore 2) to be very busy
campechano
someone from the state of Campeche, carefree, friendly, naïve
cartas
Carta Blanca brand beer
cartón
24 beers in a box, usually made of cardboard, a case of beer
cascabelear
to be sick, or behave unusually
cascarear
to play a friendly match of soccer, or any other sport, a pick-up game
castrar
to nag or bother someone to the point of insanity
cateado
ruined, in bad shape
catego
high quality, society or status
catrín
elegant, carefully groomed, luxurious
cerote
a huge, impressive dump
chachalaca
1) eloquent but dishonest person 2) a person that talks too much