Welcome to the Lunfardo Dictionary C, your comprehensive guide to the Lunfardo language! On this page, dedicated to the letter “C,” you will find a ton of Lunfardo words, each followed by its meaning in standard Spanish and then translated into English for easy understanding.
Lunfardo Dictionary C – Words in Lunfardo, Spanish and English
| Cabalete: Bolsillo de saco (superior externo) (English: Sack pocket (upper external)) |
| Cable, tirar un: Socorrer (English: Relief) |
| Cabrear: enojar, molestar con bromas de mal gusto (English: Anger, annoy with bad taste jokes) |
| Cabrearse: Enojarse (English: Anger) |
| Cabrero: Enojado (English: Angry) |
| Cabrón / cabronazo: Cornudo (English: Cuckold) |
| Cábula: Cábala (English: Cabal) |
| Cabulear: Presentir, agorar (English: To sense, to agorate) |
| Cachaba: Asía, atrapaba (English: Asiated, caught) |
| Cachaciento: despacioso, lento para ejecutar cualquier acción (English: Slow, slow to perform any action) |
| Cachada: Broma, mofa (English: Joke, mockery) |
| Cachador: Burlón (English: Taunt) |
| Cachar: burlar, timar (English: to mock, to swindle) |
| Caché: Cursi (English: Cursive) |
| Cachería: Cursilería (English: Cursing) |
| Cachetada / cachetazo: Bofetada (English: Slap) |
| Cachiporra: pegar (English: slap) |
| Cachirulo: Cándido (English: Candide) |
| Cacho: Parte robo / Trozo (English: Part theft / Piece) |
| Cachucha: Crica (English: Crica) |
| Cachusiento: Achacoso, deteriorado (English: Achacoso, deteriorated) |
| Cachuso: Achacoso, deteriorado (English: Achacoso, deteriorated) |
| Cadenero: Proxeneta (English: Pimp) |
| Caduta, la: Decadencia (English: Decay) |
| Cafaña: Rústicos, ordinarios (English: Rustic, ordinary) |
| Café: Reprimenda (English: Reprimand) |
| Caferata: Rufián, proxeneta (English: Ruffian, pimp) |
| Cafetear: Reprender (English: Reprimand) |
| Cafetera: Vehículo desvencijado (English: Rickety vehicle) |
| Cafiolo: Cantinflero, vivir de la mujer prostituta (English: Cantinflero, living off prostitute woman) |
| Cafirulo: Rufián, proxeneta (English: Ruffian, pimp) |
| Cafisho: Gigoló, vividor (English: Gigolo, hustler) |
| Cafúa: Cárcel (English: Jail) |
| Cajetear: Estafar, defraudar (English: Swindler, to defraud) |
| Cajetiya: Petimetre (English: Petimetre) |
| Calá: Mirar, observar (English: To watch, to observe) |
| Calabaza: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Calabocear: Apresar (English: Apprehend) |
| Calado: Conocido (English: Known) |
| Cálalo: Estudio de lo se ha de robar (English: Study of what is to be stolen) |
| Calandraca: Achacoso, deteriorado (English: Achacoso, deteriorated) |
| Calar: Observar; examinar atentamente (English: To observe; to examine attentively) |
| Calavera: trasnochador, licencioso, desenfrenado (English: late-night, licentious, unrestrained) |
| Calce: Ocasión (English: Occasion) |
| Caldosa: Puñetazo que provoca sangre (English: Punch that causes blood) |
| Calentón: Rijoso (English: Angry) |
| Calentura: Apetito sexual / Enojo (English: Sexual appetite / Anger) |
| Caliente: Rijoso, enojado (English: Angry, angry) |
| Calle: Experiencia (English: Experience) |
| Calo: Trozo (English: Piece) |
| Calor: Vergüenza (English: Shame) |
| Calotear: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Camambuses: Zapatos (English: Shoes) |
| Camasutra: Cama (English: Bed) |
| Camba: forma vérsica de bacán (English: verb form of bacán) |
| Cambusería: Poderosos, oligarcas (English: Powerful, oligarchs) |
| Camelo: engaño, trampa, farsa (English: deceit, trickery, sham) |
| Caminantes: Zapatos (English: Shoes) |
| Camisulinero: Especialista en sustraer desde el bolsillo del chaleco (English: Specialist in stealing from vest pocket) |
| Camorra: pelea, riña (English: fight, quarrel) |
| Camote: Enamoramiento obsesivo (English: Obsessive infatuation) |
| Campana: Ayudante del ladrón que vigila (English: Assistant to the thief who watches) |
| Campaniya: Alcahuete (English: Pimp) |
| Campante: despreocupado, impávido (English: unconcerned, undaunted) |
| Cana: prisión (English: prison) |
| Canal: Cicatriz de arma blanca en el rostro (English: Stab scar on face) |
| Canasta: Cárcel (English: Prison) |
| Cañazo: Cópula (English: Copula) |
| Cancel: Verja o puerta que cierra el zaguán (English: Gate or door that closes the vestibule) |
| Cancha: patio, corral o recinto más o menos espacioso (English: yard, corral or more or less spacious enclosure) |
| Cancherada: Aspaviento, alarde (English: Aspect, boast) |
| Cancherear: Alardear (English: Bragging) |
| Canchero: Conocedor, perito (English: Knowledgeable, expert) |
| Candidato: Cándido (English: Cándido) |
| Canejo: Caray! (interjección) (English: Caray (interjection)) |
| Canela: Cárcel (English: Jail) |
| Canero: Relativo a la carcel (English: Relating to jail) |
| Canfinfla: Rufián (English: Ruffian) |
| Canfinfle: hombre que se deja querer (English: man who lets himself be loved) |
| Canfli: Aprocope de la canfiflero, proxeneta (English: Aprocope of the canfiflero, pimp) |
| Canflia: Proxenestismo, rufianismo (English: Pimping, pimping, ruffianism) |
| Canflinfero: Rufián, proxeneta (English: Ruffian, pimp) |
| Cangrejo: Sodomita (English: Sodomite) |
| Canguela: Temor / Indigencia / Prostíbulo (English: Fear / Destitution / Prostitution) |
| Canillita: chico vendedor de diarios en la vía pública (English: boy selling newspapers on the street) |
| Caño: Vivienda de soltero (English: Single man’s dwelling) |
| Canoa: Cárcel (English: Jail) |
| Canoas: Zapatos (English: Shoes) |
| Caños, a los: Indigencia (English: Homelessness) |
| Cañota: Cárcel (English: Jail) |
| Cantar: Delatar Confesar un delito (English: Snitching Confessing to a crime) |
| Cantor: Elegante / Alcahuete (English: Elegant / Pimp) |
| Canusa: Afectivo de cana, carcel (English: Affectionate of cana, jail) |
| Canuto: Tubo de metal que los presos esconden dinero o droga (English: Metal tube in which prisoners hide money or drugs) |
| Canyengue: Arrabalero de baja condición social, bailes con muchos cortesCon ritmo estilizado (English: Low social status, dances with many cuts With a stylized rhythm) |
| Capacha: Cárcel (English: Prison) |
| Capanga: Jefe o capataz / Arbitrario / Autoritario (English: Boss or foreman / Arbitrary / Authoritarian) |
| Capelo: Sombrero (English: Hat) |
| Capelun: Aumentativo de capelo, sombrero (English: Augmentative of capelo, hat) |
| Capiya: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Capo: Jefe (English: Chief) |
| Caquero: Petimetre (English: Petimetre) |
| Caracúlico: Enojado, pesimista (English: Angry, pessimistic) |
| Caraculismo: Enojo, pesimismo (English: Anger, pessimism) |
| Caradura: Desfachatado (English: Angry, pessimistic Anger, pessimism Anger, pessimism) |
| Caralisa: Rufián, proxeneta (English: Ruffian, pimp) |
| Carata: Desfachatado (English: Angry, pessimistic) |
| Carbura: Funciona (English: Works) |
| Carburadora: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Carburar: pensar, idear (English: to think, to devise) |
| Carcamán: italiano de mal aspecto (English: bad-looking Italian) |
| Careta: Persona atrevida, desfachatada (English: Daring person, cheeky person) |
| Cargada: Mofa / Chance (English: Mockery / Chance) |
| Cargador: Promiscuo (English: Promiscuous) |
| Cargar: Mofarse (English: Taunt) |
| Cargosear: Fastidiar (English: Tease) |
| Caripela: Cara (English: Face) |
| Carnavales: Años / Edad (English: Years / Age) |
| Carón: Cara grande (English: Big face) |
| Carozos: Ojos (English: Eyes) |
| Carpa: Astucia (English: Cleverness) |
| Carpeta: Categoría (English: Category) |
| Carpetear: Observar disimuladamente (English: Observing slyly) |
| Carpetero: Ducho, habilidoso (English: Skilled, skillful) |
| Carpusa: Experiencia (English: Experience) |
| Carreteles: Años / Edad (English: Years / Age) |
| Carrindanga: Armatoste / Vehículo desvencijado (English: Armatte / Rickety vehicle) |
| Cartabón: Prontuario (English: Prontuario) |
| Cartero: Delincuente que coloca y revisa el “correo” (English: Delinquent who places and checks “mail”.) |
| Cartón: Chabón (English: Chabón) |
| Carucha: Cara (English: Face) |
| Casa del Pueblo: Cementerio (English: Cemetery) |
| Casatero: Cumnilinguo (English: Cumnilinguo) |
| Cascada: Zurra, paliza (English: Zurra, beating) |
| Cascar: Castigar, pegar (English: Punish, hit) |
| Cáscara: Aspaviento (English: Aspiration) |
| Cascarazo: Bofetada (English: Slap) |
| Cascarria: Trompo viejo, ya inservible (English: Old, no longer useless) |
| Cascarriento: Raído, sucio (English: Ragged, dirty) |
| Cascarse: Drogarse, doparse (English: Drugging, doping) |
| Cascarudo: Valiente, decidido (English: Courageous, determined) |
| Cascote: Achacoso, deteriorado (English: Worn out, deteriorated) |
| Casimba: cartera, billetera (English: Purse, wallet) |
| Casiorarse: Casarse (English: Marry) |
| Caso: Tonto (English: Foolish) |
| Casoriado: Casado (English: Married ) |
| Caspera: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Castaña / castañazo: Puñetazo (English: Punch) |
| Catanga: Persona de color (English: Colored person) |
| Cataplasma: Latoso, fastidioso (English: Annoying, annoying) |
| Catar: Atrapar, agarrar (English: Catching, grabbing) |
| Catinga: Tufo (English: Stink) |
| Catramina: Armatoste, vehículo desvencijado (English: Armature, rickety vehicle) |
| Catrera: Cama (English: Bed) |
| Catriela: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Caturo: Agarro, tomo, capturo, comprendo (English: Agarro, tomo, capturo, comprendo) |
| Cautivo: Peso de moneda nacional (English: Weight of national currency ) |
| Cayetano: Callado (English: Quiet) |
| Cazote: Puñetazo, golpe (English: Punch, blow) |
| Centro, tiene: Experiencia (English: Experience) |
| Cepiyada: Reprimenda (English: Reprimand) |
| Cerebrar: Función mental (English: Mental function) |
| Chabón: Tonto (English: Dumb) |
| Chabona: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Chabonada: Torpeza (English: Clumsiness) |
| Chabonaje: Tontos (Grupo) (English: Fools (Group)) |
| Chabonazo: Chabón (English: Chabon) |
| Chacabuco: Enfermoso (English: Sick) |
| Chacado: Enfermo (English: Sick) |
| Chacador: Malhechor (English: Miscreant) |
| Chacamento: Robo (English: Theft ) |
| Chacar: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Chafalote: Ordinario (English: Ordinary) |
| Chafe / chaferola / chafo: Agente policial (English: Police officer) |
| Chaira: Herramienta para afilar (English: Sharpening tool) |
| Chala: dinero (English: money) |
| Chalado: Enamorado, apasionado (English: In love, passionate) |
| Chaludo: Adinerado (English: Wealthy) |
| Chamuchina: Chusma / Fruslería (English: Rabble / Fruslería) |
| Chamullar: Conversar, murmurar (English: To talk, to murmur) |
| Chamuscado: Enojado (English: Angry) |
| Chamuya: Habla (English: Speak) |
| Chamuyeta: Charlatán, persona que habla de más (English: Chatterbox, person who talks too much) |
| Chance: Ocasión (English: Occasion) |
| Chanceleta: Afeminado / Mujer (English: Effeminate / Female) |
| Chanceletas, en: Abandonado (English: Abandoned) |
| Chanchada: Vileza, deslealtad (English: Vile, disloyal) |
| Chancho: Informal, tramposo, raído, sucio / inspector de transporte (English: Informal, cheat, shabby, dirty / transport inspector) |
| Changa: Trabajo breve (English: Brief work) |
| Changar: Trabajar brevemente, trabajo pasajero (English: Short work, passing work) |
| Changüí: ventaja, engañoso (English: advantageous, deceitful) |
| Chanta: Informal, tramposo (English: Informal, cheating) |
| Chantapufi: Informal, tramposo Persona que contrae deudas sin intención de saldarlas (English: Informal, cheating Person who incurs debts with no intention of paying them off) |
| Chantar: Endilgar, enjaretar (English: Endilgar, enjaretar) |
| Chantún: Informal, tramposo (English: Informal, cheating) |
| Chantunazo: Informal, tramposo (English: Informal, cheating) |
| Chapaliar: Pisar, caminar (English: To step on, to walk) |
| Chapar: Agarrar, tomar, asir (English: To grab, take, grasp) |
| Chapas: Cabellos (English: Hair) |
| Chapeta: Chabón (English: Chabón) |
| Chapetonada: Torpeza, tontería (English: Clumsiness, foolishness) |
| Chaquetero: Pancista (English: Pancist) |
| Charamusca: Fruslería (English: Fruslería) |
| Charleta: Charlatán, tipo que habla sin fundamento (English: Charlatan, guy who talks without foundation) |
| Chata: Carruaje de caballos (English: Horse-drawn carriage) |
| Chaucha: Ocasión / pene / tonto / centavo (English: Occasion / penis / fool / cent) |
| Chauchón: Tonto (English: Fool) |
| Checonato: Cheque (English: Check) |
| Chefun: Aumentativo de funche, que es inversion silábica de Funge o Funyi, sombrero (English: Augmentative of funche, which is syllabic inversion of Funge or Funyi, hat) |
| Chicato: Miope, cegatón (English: Myopic, blinkered) |
| Chiche: Revólver (English: Revolver) |
| Chichipió: Tonto (English: Foolish) |
| Chichonear: Bromear, mofarse de alguien (English: To joke, to make fun of someone) |
| Chichoneo: Broma, mofa (English: Joke, mockery) |
| Chiflado: Loco (English: Crazy) |
| Chimenea: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Chimentero: Chismoso, murmurador (English: Gossiping, gossiping) |
| Chimento: Chismerío (English: Gossip) |
| China: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Chinchera: Cama (English: Bed) |
| Chinchudo: Enojado (English: Angry) |
| Chingada: Yerro (English: Yerro) |
| Chingar: Errar, fracasar (English: To err, to fail) |
| Chingolo: Cándido (English: Candid) |
| Chipola: Excelente (English: Excellent) |
| Chiqué: Aspaviento (English: Aspect) |
| Chiquetero: Exagerado, “largo” (English: Exaggerated, “long”) |
| Chiquilín: Chiquillo / Bolsillo chico del pantalón (adelante) (English: Chiquillo / Small trouser pocket (front)) |
| Chiquilinada: Chiquillada (English: Chiquillada) |
| Chirlo: Bofetada (English: Slap) |
| Chirola: Monedita (English: Coin) |
| Chirrinada: Rebelión militar (English: Military rebellion) |
| Chirusa: Muchacha (despectivo) (English: Muchacha (derogatory)) |
| Chispeado: Achispado (English: Achispado) |
| Chispear: Observar / Mirar (English: Observe / Look) |
| Chitrulo: Tonto, “menso” (English: Tonto, “menso” (foolish)) |
| Chivado: Enojado (English: Angry) |
| Chivarse: enojarse (English: get angry) |
| Chivatazo: Enojo / Delación (English: Anger / Delation) |
| Chivateli: Barbado (English: Bearded) |
| Chivato: Alcahuete / Barbado (English: Alcahuete / Barbado) |
| Chivo, olor a: Tufo (English: Tufo) |
| Chivo: Barbado / Enojado (English: Bearded / Angry) |
| Choclo: Desorden, lío (English: Disorder, mess) |
| Chocolatero: Chabón (English: Chabón) |
| Chorear / Chorrear: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Choreo: Robo (English: Theft) |
| Chorizo: Ladrón (English: Thief) |
| Chorlito: Cándido (English: Candido) |
| Chorro: Ladrón (English: Thief) |
| Choto /a: Achacoso /a (English: Achacoso / a ) |
| Chubasco: Reprimido (English: Repressed) |
| Chuca: Ebriedad (English: Drunk) |
| Chuchi: Muchacha (English: Girl) |
| Chucho: Temor / Cabello (English: Fear / Hair) |
| Chumbazo: Balazo (English: Bullet) |
| Chumbo: Balazo / Revólver (English: Bullet / Revolver) |
| Chupadín: Borracho (English: Drunk) |
| Chupado: Borracho (English: Drunk) |
| Chupamedias: Obsecuente (English: Obsessive) |
| Chupandina: Borrachera (English: Drunk) |
| Chupar: Beber (English: Drinking) |
| Chupe /i: Bebida alcohólica (English: Alcoholic beverage) |
| Chupería: Bar, despacho de bebidas alcohólicas (English: Bar, alcoholic beverage dispensing) |
| Chupete: Ebrio (English: Drunk) |
| Chupín: Ebrio (English: Drunk) |
| Churrasca: Beldad (English: Beldad) |
| Churros: Beldad (English: Beldad) |
| Chusmaje: Cáfila (English: Cáfila) |
| Chusmear: Chismear (English: Gossip) |
| Chusmón: Murmurador (English: Murmurer) |
| Chuza: Látigo sin lonja (English: Whip without slice) |
| Ciego: Carente de dinero es término de juego del truco (English: Lack of money is a term of trick play) |
| Cien, número: Retrete (English: Toilet) |
| Cimarrón: nombre con que se designa al mate amargo (English: name given to bitter gourd) |
| Cinchar: dar fuerza, vigor Trabajo duro (English: to give strength, vigor Hard work) |
| Cinchar: Trabajar, esforzar (English: To work, to strive) |
| Circulado: Baquiano, experto (English: Baquiano, expert) |
| Cirquero: Paciente de comportamiento muy teatral (English: Patient with very theatrical behavior) |
| Ciruja: persona que comercia con residuos (English: person who trades in waste) |
| Cirujano: Junta huesos, desperdicios (English: Gather bones, waste ) |
| Claraboyas: Ojos (English: Eyes) |
| Clavado: Exacto (English: Exactly) |
| Clavar: perjudicar (English: harm) |
| Clavarse: Perjudicarse (English: Harm) |
| Cliente: Candidato (English: Candidate) |
| Clines: Cabellos largos y desprolijos (English: Long, unkempt hair) |
| Clinudo: Pelilargo, desprolijo (English: Long hair, untidy) |
| Cobrar: Recibir castigo (English: Receive punishment) |
| Coca: Cocaína (English: Cocaine) |
| Cocacolonización: Coloniaje (English: Colonialism) |
| Cocear: Presentir (English: Presentir) |
| Coceo: Cábala (English: Cabal) |
| Cocina: Estómago (English: Stomach) |
| Cocinado: Muerto, asesinado (English: Dead, murdered) |
| Cocinar: Matar (English: Kill) |
| Cocinero: Cinco pesos (English: Five pesos) |
| Coco: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Cocó: Cocaína (English: Cocaine) |
| Cocota: Ramera (English: Harlot) |
| Codeguín: Tonto (English: Fool) |
| Cogote: Gratuitamente (English: Gratuitously) |
| Cogotudo: Adinerado, oligarca (English: Wealthy, oligarch) |
| Coima: Soborno (English: Bribery) |
| Coimear: Sobornear (English: Bribe) |
| Cojudo: Valisnte, decidido (English: Valiant, resolute) |
| Cola: trasero (English: ass) |
| Colado: Garrón (English: Garron) |
| Colarse: Gorronear (English: Scrounge) |
| Colchonear: Dormir, holguear (English: Sleeping, loafing) |
| Colgado: Despedido, cesanteado (English: Fired, laid off) |
| Colibriyo: loco, insensato, perturbado mental (English: insane, insensate, mentally disturbed) |
| Cometa: Soborno (English: Bribery) |
| Cometar: Boca (English: Mouth) |
| Comilón / comipini: Sodomita (English: Sodomite) |
| Comisión: Soborno (English: Bribery) |
| Compadrada: Bravuconada, acción propia de un compadre o compadrito (English: Bravado, action of a compadre or compadrito) |
| Compadraje: Grupo de compadres (English: Group of) |
| Compadre (adj.): Bonito, coqueto (English: Pretty, flirtatious) |
| Compadrear: Baladronear, alardear (English: Baladronear, boastful) |
| Compadrito: Valentón, fanfarrón (English: Brave, boastful) |
| Compadrón: Fatuo, presumido (English: Fatuous, boastful) |
| Computadora: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Comunacho /comunardo: Comunista (English: Communist) |
| Concurdaneo: Colega del ebrio (English: Drunkard’s mate) |
| Condón: Preservativo (English: Condom) |
| Coneja, correr la: Indigencia (English: Destitute) |
| Conejo: Asistente social de la cárcel (English: Prison social worker) |
| Confite: Balazo (English: Bullet) |
| Conga: Fiesta (English: Party) |
| Conserva: Conservador (English: Conservative) |
| Consulín /consultorro: Consultorio (English: Office) |
| Consumisión: Consumo (English: Consumption) |
| Contreras: Opositor (English: Opponent) |
| Conventillo: Casa de inquilinos Casa de vecindad de aspecto pobre y de muchas habitaciones (English: Tenant’s house Poor-looking tenement house with many rooms) |
| Conversa, la: Conversación (English: Conversation) |
| Convoy: Casa de inquilinato (English: Tenement house) |
| Copar: Afrontar (English: Confronting) |
| Copetudo: Adinerado (English: Wealthy) |
| Copo: Hacerse cargo del riesgo y la responsabilidad consiguiente (English: Taking on the risk and consequent responsibility) |
| Coquitos: Testículos (English: Testicles) |
| Corajeando: Audazmente, valientemente (English: Boldly, courageously) |
| Corajudo: Valiente (English: Brave) |
| Corcho: Pancista (English: Pancist) |
| Cornelio: Cornudo (English: Cuckold) |
| Corneta: Alcahuete (English: Pimp) |
| Corno, un: Nada, no importar / Ignorar adrede (English: Nothing, don’t care / Ignore on purpose) |
| Coroniya: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Corpíño: Sostén (English: Holder) |
| Corrido: Baquiano (English: Baquiano) |
| Corso: Locura (English: Madness) |
| Cortada: Calle (English: Street) |
| Cortado: Indigente (English: Destitute) |
| Cortarse: Retirarse, apartarse (English: Withdraw, move away) |
| Corte, darse: Aspaviento (English: Appearance) |
| Cortina /corto: De baja estatura (English: Short in stature) |
| Coso: Tipo, individuo (English: Type, individual) |
| Costiya: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Coté / cotele / cotén: Costado, lado (English: Side, side) |
| Cotín, el: Cama (English: Bed) |
| Cotizarse: Pago o prorrateo (English: Payment or apportionment) |
| Cotorrear: Chismear (English: Gossip) |
| Cotorro: Cuarto pobre (English: Poor room) |
| Cráneo: Cabeza / Inteligencia (English: Head / Intelligence) |
| Crema: Refinados, poderosos (English: Refined, powerful) |
| Crepar: Morir (English: Dying) |
| Crepó: Murió (English: Died) |
| Croqueta: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Crosta: Chambón / Vago (English: Chambón / Vago) |
| Croto: Vago (English: Vago) |
| Crudo: Chambón, torpe (English: Chambón, clumsy) |
| Cuadrado: Ignorante (English: Ignorant) |
| Cuartelada / cuartelazo: Rebelión militar (English: Military rebellion) |
| Cucha / cucheta: Cama (English: Bed) |
| Cucusa: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Cuerear: Chismear (English: Gossip) |
| Cuerito: Dinero (English: Money) |
| Cuero: Billetera, cartera (English: Wallet, purse) |
| Cuete, al: Inútilmente (English: Uselessly) |
| Cuete: Balazo (English: Bullet) |
| Cufa: Cárcel (English: Jail) |
| Culastro: Sodomita (English: Sodomite) |
| Culata: Bolsillo trasero del pantalón (English: Back pocket of pants) |
| Culo: Suerte / Infortunio (English: Luck / Misfortune) |
| Cuña: Influencia / Pene (English: Influence / Penis) |
| Cuore: Corazón (English: Heart) |
| Cúpula: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Curado: Ebrio (English: Drunk) |
| Curda (Español): Borrachera (English: Drunk) |
| Curdela: Borracho / Borrachera (English: Drunk / Drunkenness) |
| Curdelín / curdelún: Borracho (English: Drunk) |
| Currar: Estafar (English: Scam) |
| Curro: Estafa, fraude (English: Swindle, fraud) |
| Cusifai: Tipo innominado (English: Unnamed type) |
