Cacique

What do we mean by cacique?

An Indian chief, especially in the Spanish West Indies and other parts of Latin America during colonial and postcolonial times. noun

A local political boss in Spain or Latin America. noun

The title of native princes or head chiefs of Hayti, Cuba, Peru, Mexico, and other regions of America, who were found reigning there when these countries were discovered by the Spaniards. Also applied to the chiefs of independent tribes of Indians in modern times. noun

In the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina, 1669, a dignitary of the next rank to the landgraves. There were to be two in each county. noun

A bird of the genus Cacicus (which see). noun

Also written cassique, cazique, cazic. noun

See Cazique. noun

Originally a tribal chief in the Spanish West Indies. noun

A local political leader in Latin America. noun

Any of a number of tropical blackbirds from Central America and South America, family Icteridae. noun

Black-and-red or black-and-yellow orioles of the American tropics noun

A tribal chief in the Spanish West Indies.

A local political leader in Latin America.

Any of a number of tropical blackbirds from Central America and South America, family Icteridae.

1. Chief indian of a smaller tribe. Designation used in the present day Mesoamerican region (between Guatemala and Colombia). 2. Costa Rican sugar cane liquor. Not very different from rubbing alcohol. Cheap enough that can be found everywhere in the country and is used in any kind of mixed drink or sometimes even food. Urban Dictionary

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Words that are spelled similarly to cacique:
cacique, caique, cazique.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cacique:
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Words that rhyme with cacique:
fleek, seek, unique, pique, sleek, peak, bleak, tweak, speak, oblique, sneak, meek, streak, freak, geek, peek, chic, critique, leak, weak, wreak, creek, technique, antique, boutique, reek, clique, cheek, eke, week, misspeak, squeak, greek, leek, beak, shriek, batik, physique, bespeak, mystique, creak, sheik, teak, streek, fenugreek, workweek, sikh, gleek, sheikh, cleek, newspeak, monique, doublespeak, chesapeake, fleak, screak, grosbeak, zeke, clinique, modern greek, midweek, skreak, mozambique, dominique, martinique, beek, phreak, zeek, speke, so to speak, respeak, winning streak, tariq, steek, take a leak, deak, kweek, wild leek, peake, sheikhdom, bubble and squeak, cardinal grosbeak, veronique, rieck, henrique, belgique, classical greek, weick, teac, mountain peak, ancient greek, speake, steik, calendar week, holy week, late greek, geac, leake, geekdom, feick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cacique:
old, indian, fat, local, great, powerful, principal, female, young, friendly, unfortunate, neighboring, chief, warlike, native, rich, aged, rumped, carib, generous, youthful, fugitive, ancient, former, hospitable, present, late, worthy, neighbouring, sovereign, brave, captive, grand, unhappy, famous, hostile, wily, eldest, hereditary, fierce, dead, spanish, venerable, injured, fifth, aztec, shrewd, deceased, easy, colonial, redoubtable, regional, mighty, confederate, attentive, cuban, converted, indefatigable, potent, minded, ferocious, araucanian, prisoner, crafty, wealthy, proud, arawak, noble, zapotec, indigenous, supreme, mexican, rival, puissant, mestizo, taino, interim, haughty, treacherous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cacique:
democracy, principal, family, presents, chief, land, bayamo, guacanaguari, homes, pocorosa, allies, prisoner, movement, cumbe.

Consonant match to cacique:
cassock, cossack, caseic, cosec, kosak, cossic, kasack, cosic, kissack, kosik, kusek, kasick, kasik, kissick, kosek.

Words that sound like cacique:
cacique, caseic, kissack, cassock, casy, cossack, kasie, cusk, cacy, kasy, kasik, kosak, kuske, cosic, kossack, kosik, kusiak, cosec, cazique, kasack, kissy, kesey, kissee, kesi, kisi, kesk, casey, cassie, cask, kasey, cassy, casio, cassio, kacey, kassie, kacie, kaycee, kacy, casque, cassi, casie, cosi, cassey, keziah, kezia, kassi, cossie, casi, kozak, kazakh, kazak, kosi, kacee, cossey, kasai, caique, keesee, cahsee, kassia, cascio, casae, casia, cosio, kask, cusi, kmiec, kusi, casc, koci, kozik, cossi, cusso, khasi, kupiec, gussy, gussie, gsi, gsc, gieseke, kizzy, kisa, keswick, kizzie, keso, kesa, kisiel, chrissake, kisu, casa, canuck, casette, carsick, casebook, cace, car sick, canuk, capac, case book, calcic, -cracy.