a trick or gambit to fool something or someone
chanchullo
an illegal business
chapear
it is said when a police officer shows people his badge to enter without problems or to skip a line, or receive some other advantage
chapear
it is said when a police officer shows people his badge to enter without problems or to skip a line, or receive some other advantage
chata
flat
chata
flat
chayota
1) chayote squash 2) a dull person
chayota
1) chayote squash 2) a dull person
chicha
a refreshing, non-alcoholic, and fermented beverage made with rice
chicha
a refreshing, non-alcoholic, and fermented beverage made with rice
carrerita
a taxi ride
carrerita
a taxi ride
carretear
to carry unwillingly with something or someone
carretear
to carry unwillingly with something or someone
carricito
little kid
carricito
little kid
cartelúo
something that has a good quality, a good shape or looks, it is also applied to any pleasant situation
cartelúo
something that has a good quality, a good shape or looks, it is also applied to any pleasant situation
catire
a blonde
catire
a blonde
cayapa
1) a gang assault perpetrated against a defenseless person 2) volunteer team work, no pay
cayapa
1) a gang assault perpetrated against a defenseless person 2) volunteer team work, no pay
campanear
to shake an alcoholic drink with ice cubes while moving the glass with the hand in a swing, the sound produced is similar to the sound of bells
candela
mischievous children or restless adults
candela
mischievous children or restless adults
cangrejo
a very difficult problem
cangrejo
a very difficult problem
cantaleta
1) a repetitive and annoying discourse, nagging or whining 2) a scolding or lecture
cantaleta
1) a repetitive and annoying discourse, nagging or whining 2) a scolding or lecture
cantina
a small kiosk inside schools where the students buy breakfast like “cachitos” or “empanadas” and drinks