What does «cachazo» mean in Spanish?

Cornada, horn blow given by an animal.

♦ Used in: Dominican Republic - Honduras - Mexico - Nicaragua - Salvador - Venezuela

Examples of use in Spanish: "el toro le dió un cachazo al campesino".
A blow delivered using the handle of a firearm; culatazo.

♦ Used in: Bolivia - Chile - Colombia - Honduras - Mexico - Panama - Peru - Salvador - Venezuela

Examples of use in Spanish: "el ladrón le propinó un cachazo en la cabeza a su víctima".

"asaltan comercio y dan cachazo a la empleada".
Copula.

♦ Used in: Argentina
First cake of dirt when the cane is squeezed and collected in a pot to be given to the animals. Also called cachaza.

Examples of use in Spanish: "cachazo de jugo de caña".
Residue of the fermented boiled broth
Mockery, derision; cachada.

♦ Used in: Spain
Excessively fat.

♦ Used in: Spain

Examples of use in Spanish: "gordo como un cachazo".
Lazy, lazy.

♦ Used in: Honduras - Nicaragua