ciscar

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ciscar [this-car’]

article & verb transitive

1To besmear, to make dirty. (Colloquial)

2To shame, to put down. (Caribbean & Mexico)

3To provoke, to needle. (Mexico)

verb reflexive

Ciscarse de miedo -> to dirty oneself from fear, to soil oneself; to do one’s business
Los que ciscan en las teorías -> those who thumb their noses at theories

ciscar

verbo:transitivo

1 (ensuciar) to dirty soil mess up;oo (formal)

2 (Cuba) (México) (familiar) (avergonzar) to put to shame

3 (Caribe) (México) (meterse con) to provoke; needle; (familiar)

verbo:pronominal

ciscarse

1 (eufemismo) (hacerse de vientre) to do one's business; (familiar) (encima) to mess oneself

los que se ciscan en las teorías those who thumb their noses at theories; ¡me cisco en todo! (familiar) blast it!; (familiar)

2 (Cuba) (México) (familiar) (avergonzarse) to feel ashamed

3 (Caribe) (México) (ofenderse) to get upset; take offence

Verb Conjugation for "ciscar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	cisco	cisqué	ciscaba	ciscaré	cisque
Tú	ciscas	ciscaste	ciscabas	ciscarás	cisques
Ella/Él/Usted	cisca	ciscó	ciscaba	ciscará	cisque
Nosotros	ciscamos	ciscamos	ciscábamos	ciscaremos	cisquemos
Vosotros	ciscáis	ciscasteis	ciscabais	ciscaréis	cisquéis
Ellos/Ustedes	ciscan	ciscaron	ciscaban	ciscarán	cisquen

Gerund: ciscando / Participle: ciscado / Complete ciscar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable