tle, noise, excitement.
bullicioso, -a, lively, restless, noisy, boisterous.
burla, _f._, joke, jest, jesting, scoffing, trick; hacer --, to play a
joke (_or_ trick).
burlado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ burlar, cheated, deceived, mocked, made
sport of, destroyed.
burlarse, to jest, mock, laugh at, make sport of.
burlon, jesting, joking, scoffing, mocking.
busca, _f._, search; echar en --, to go (_or_ set off) in search;
vamos en su --, let us look for her, let us go to her.
buscar, to seek, look for.
busilis, _m._, mystery.
C
cabal, just, exact, quite.
cabalgadura, _f._, beast (of burden), steed, mount.
cabalgar, to ride; to parade on horseback.
cabalgata, _f._, cavalcade.
caballeria, _f._, horse, mount, saddlehorse, chivalry; _pl._,
chivalrous deeds.
caballero, _m._, knight, gentleman, lord, sir.
cabecear, to nod; to shake (_or_ toss) the head.
cabecera, _f._, head, head-piece, top (of the cross).
cabellera, _f._, hair.
cabello, _m._, hair; _pl._, hair.
caber, to be contained; to find room; to be; no cabia duda, there was
no doubt.
cabeza, _f._, head, head of hair.
cabezo, _m._, summit, peak.
cabo, _m._, end; al --, finally; llevar a --, to carry out; to
execute; to terminate successfully.
caceria, _f._, hunting expedition, hunting party.
cada, each, every; -- uno, each one; -- vez, each time; ever,
continually.
cadaver, _m._, corpse, cadaver.
cadena, _f._, chain.
cadencia, _f._, measure, beat, strain, cadence, cadenza.
caer, to fall; to strike (against something in falling); -- a pedazos,
to fall to pieces.
caida, _f._, fall.
calabozo, _m._, dungeon, cell.
calado, -a, of openwork; of fretwork; _pp. of_ calar, (of the hat)
pulled down, pressed down (over the eyes).
calamidad, _f._, calamity.
calar, to pull down, press down.
Calavera, _f._, skull; el Cristo de la --, Christ of the skull, the
crucifix with a skull (carved) at the feet of Christ.
calcareo, -a, calcareous.
calcinar, to burn, reduce to ashes.
calculo, _m._, estimate, calculation, expectation, computation.
caldera, _f._, caldron, kettle; en las --s de Pero Botero, (_coll._)
in the devil's boiler; in hell.
calentar, to warm.
calibre, _m._, caliber, sort, kind.
calidad, _f._, quality.
caliente, hot, fiery.
calificarse, to qualify, be designated (_or_ described).
caliginoso, -a, dim, dark, obscure, murky, dense.
caliz, _m._, calyx.
calma, _f._, calm, co
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