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Spanish
Etymology
From culebra + -ear.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /kulebɾeˈaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: cu‧le‧bre‧ar
Verb
culebrear (first-person singular present culebreo, first-person singular preterite culebreé, past participle culebreado)
- to wiggle, slither
- Synonym: serpentear
- to meander
- to zigzag
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of culebrear
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive culebrear
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culebrearme
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culebrearte
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culebrearle, culebrearse
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culebrearnos
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culebrearos
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culebrearles, culebrearse
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culebrearme
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culebrearte
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culebrearlo, culebrearla, culebrearse
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culebrearnos
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culebrearos
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culebrearlos, culebrearlas, culebrearse
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with gerund culebreando
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culebreándome
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culebreándote
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culebreándole, culebreándose
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culebreándonos
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culebreándoos
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culebreándoles, culebreándose
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culebreándome
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culebreándote
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culebreándolo, culebreándola, culebreándose
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culebreándonos
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culebreándoos
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culebreándolos, culebreándolas, culebreándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative culebrea
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culebréame
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culebréate
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culebréale
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culebréanos
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not used
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culebréales
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culebréame
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culebréate
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culebréalo, culebréala
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culebréanos
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not used
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culebréalos, culebréalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative culebreá
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culebreame
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culebreate
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culebreale
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culebreanos
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not used
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culebreales
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culebreame
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culebreate
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culebrealo, culebreala
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culebreanos
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not used
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culebrealos, culebrealas
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with formal second-person singular imperative culebree
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culebréeme
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not used
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culebréele, culebréese
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culebréenos
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not used
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culebréeles
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culebréeme
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not used
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culebréelo, culebréela, culebréese
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culebréenos
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not used
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culebréelos, culebréelas
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with first-person plural imperative culebreemos
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not used
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culebreémoste
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culebreémosle
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culebreémonos
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culebreémoos
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culebreémosles
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not used
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culebreémoste
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culebreémoslo, culebreémosla
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culebreémonos
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culebreémoos
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culebreémoslos, culebreémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative culebread
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culebreadme
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not used
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culebreadle
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culebreadnos
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culebreaos
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culebreadles
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culebreadme
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not used
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culebreadlo, culebreadla
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culebreadnos
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culebreaos
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culebreadlos, culebreadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative culebreen
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culebréenme
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not used
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culebréenle
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culebréennos
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not used
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culebréenles, culebréense
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culebréenme
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not used
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culebréenlo, culebréenla
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culebréennos
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not used
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culebréenlos, culebréenlas, culebréense
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