cola, tail, train; ahí esta la — del lagarto, there's the rub.
colarse, to slip in.
colector, -a, gatherer.
colega, m., colleague.
colegio, school or "college" (of secondary instruction, usually under Church control, where students may be received at the age of eight or nine years, and prepared for the degree of bachiller by the age of eighteen); — de artillería, military academy for artillery.
colegir (i), to gather, infer.
cólera, f., anger, fury.
colérico, enraged, choleric; cuando se ponía ó lo ponían —, when he was bilious or angry.
colgar (ue), to hang; colgado, hanging.
cólico, colic, cramp.