Cuban Charade Numbers

By Charade in Cuba is understood as the different meanings that correspond to each number from 1 to 100, ranging from animals, objects and emotions to places and people. Although there is a great variety of Charades, among them, La China, La Afrocubana, and others.

See results of the bolita today in Cuba

The following is the most commonly used in Cuba:

01

Caballo Chiquito, Sun, Inkwell

02

Butterfly, Man, Little Money, Coffeemaker

03

Little Boy, Sailor, Mug

04

Cat, Santa Barbara, Candle, Tooth, Tooth, Mouth, Key

05

Good Woman, Nun, Sea, Letter, Padlock, Lock

06

Jicotea, Reverbero, Candela

07

Shit, Dream, Snail

08

Muerto Chiquito, Pumpkin

09

Elephant, Tongue, Lyre

10

Large Fish, Mesh

11

Gallo Fino, Fosforera

12

Whore, Star, Refrigerator

13

Pimp, Big Boy, Saint Lucia, Peacock

14

Cemetery at Night, Tiger Cat, In Love, Frying Pan

15

Perro Chiquito, Niña Bonita, Spoon

16

Bull, Earrings, Holy Woman, Dress

17

San Lázaro, Luna, Camisón

18

Pescado Chico, Palma

19

Earthworm, Flag, Large table

20

Tibor, Fine Cat, Urinal

21

Majá, Money, Vest

22

Toad, Lily

23

Steam, Ladder

24

Paloma, Kitchen

25

Piedra Fina, Casa Nueva, Sol

26

Anguilla, New Physician

27

Wasp, Canary

28

Chivo, Bollo, Politician

29

Mouse, hutia

30

Shrimp, Pinga, Almanaque

31

Venado, Zapato Nuevo

32

Chiquito Pig, Mule

33

Tiñosa, Baraja, Santo

34

Monkey, Little Black

35

Chiquita Spider, Bulb

36

Cachimba, Winery

37

Witch, Witch Butterfly, Red Hen, Ant, Highway

38

Mucho Dinero, Macao, Car

39

Snake, Rabbit, Dance

40

Cura, Poca Sangre, Canteen

41

Lagartijo, Jubo

42

Duck, Far Country, Spain

43

Scorpion, Door

44

Año del Cuero, Guácara con guácara, Temporal, Caldero

45

Shark, President

46

Guagua, Smoke

47

Pájaro Chiquito, Maricón, Escort

48

Cockroach, Fan, Barbershop

49

Drunkard, Stove, Hanger

50

Police, Water, Mayor

51

Soldier, Rural Guard, Sereno

52

Bicycle, Lawyer

53

Electric Light, Kiss, Dynamite

54

Flowers, Canyon, Hen

55

Cangrejo, Murciélago, Isleño a Trancazos, Bala

56

Hen, Meringue, Queen, Shirt, Stone

57

Bed, Telegram

58

Portrait, Knife, Adultery

59

Loco, Lobster

60

Clown, Egg, Cosmic, Big Bird

61

Big Horse, Rice, Apothecary

62

Marriage, Robbery, Murder, Crime

63

Murderer, Bandit, Police

64

Dead Alive, Scandal

65

Food, Rabbit

66

Jar, Pair of Mares, Kissing, Moving

67

Stab wound, Hospital

68

Cemetery, Brawl

69

Pozo, Piano

70

Coco, Shirt

71

River

72

Ox, Jicotea, Necklace, Rain

73

Suitcase

74

Papalote, Military, Colonel

75

Tie, Guitar

76

Dancer

77

Crutches of Saint Lazarus, Bank Notes

78

Coffin, Coffin, Sarcophagus, Dead, King

79

Freight Train, Lagarto

80

Old Doctor, Desperate, Umbrella

81

Theater, Wit, Sweet

82

Mother, Leon, Batea

83

Tragedy, Staff

84

Much Blood, Banker

85

Mirror, Clock

86

Scissors, Hose

87

Banana

88

Mirrors, Worm, Glass

89

Lots of water, Casa Vieja, Comet

90

Old, Candies

91

Espadrille, Communist

92

Big Pig, Airplane, Balloon, Cuba

93

Ring, Havana

94

Machete, Ogún

95

Big Dog, War, Court of Justice

96

Old Shoe, Old Whore, Old Suitcase

97

Mosquito, Cricket, Prisoner

98

Piano, Santo

99

Saw, Rooster, Charcoal


100

Eggs, Toilet, Automobile


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