acordarse - to remember

abandonar - to abandon, leave behind, desert; to

quit, give up

abordar - to board, get on [plane, bus, etc.]; to

approach, accost [a person]

abortar - to abort, cause to miscarry; to have a

miscarriage

abrazar - to hug, embrace

aburrir - to bore; to tire, weary

aburrirse - to get bored, become bored, be bored

abusar - to go too far, take advantage

acabar - to finish, end

acampar - to camp, encamp, go camping

aceptar - to accept, approve; to agree to

acercarse - to approach

acompañar - to accompany, go with, escort

aconsejar - to advise

acontecer - to happen, occur, come about

acortar - to shorten

acostarse - to go to bed, lie down

acostumbrar - to be accustomed to, be in the habit

of; to get </I>[someone]<I> used to

acostumbrarse - to get used to, get accustomed to

actuar - to act, perform, actuate, operate

adivinar - to guess, fortell, prophesy; to guess

correctly

admirar - to admire, respect, look up to

admitir - to admit, accept, allow, recognize

adorar - to adore, worship

adornar - to adorn; to decorate, embellish; to garnish

[food]

advertir - to notice, observe, advise, warn

afeitar - to shave

afeitarse - to shave [oneself]

afirmar - to make firm, steady, strengthen; to affirm,

state, assert

agradar - to please, be pleasing

agradecer - to be thankful for</I>; <I>to thank [for]

aguantar - to put up with, endure, bear, stand

ahorcar - to hang

abrir - to open

acercar - to bring near[er], move [something] nearer

acordar - to decide, resolve, agree [on]

acostar - to put to bed

agorar - to predict, prophesy

ahorrar - to save

alcanzar - to reach, catch, catch up to, catch up with

alegrar - to make happy, cheer [up], gladen

alegrarse - to be glad, happy; to become/get happy;

to rejoice

alentar - to encourage, cheer, insnpire, bolster up

aliviar - to alleviate, ease, lessen, lighthen, relieve

almorzar - to lunch, eat lunch, have lunch

alquilar - to rent; to rent out, let

amanecer - to dawn</I>; <I>to wake up [feeling or

being ...]

amar - to love

amenazar - to threaten, menace

andar - to walk, go

anhelar - to be eager for/to, long for/to, yearn for/to

anunciar - to announce

a&ntilde;adir - to add; to increase

apagar - to extinguish, put out, turn off

aplaudir - to applaud, cheer, clap

aplicar - to apply

apostar - to bet, wager

apoyar - to support, hold up, prop up; to back

apreciar - to appreciate, value, esteem, estimate,

notice

aprender - to learn

apretar - to be too tight; to squeeze; to tighten [up];

to press [down/against]

arreglar - to arrange, settle, fix up, repair, tidy up

arrepentirse - to repent, be repentant, regret

arrojar - to throw, hurl, cast, toss

asistir - to attend

aspirar - to breath in, inhale; to suck in; to aspirate;

to aspire

asustar - to frighten, scare, startle

asustarse - to be frightened [oneself]

atacar - to attack

atender - to attend to, pay attention to

atraer - to attract, draw, lure

atravesar - to cross, cross over, go across, go over,

pass through

atreverse - to dare

aumentar - to increase, add to, augment; to be on the

increase, rise

avanzar - to advance, move forward

averiguar - to find out, discover

avisar - to warn, inform, notify

ayudar - to help

abanicar - to fan

abatir - to overthrow, to knock down, to throw down

abarcar - to include

abastecer - to suply

aberrar - to err, to be mistaken

abdicar - to abdicate

ablandar - to soften

abofetear - to slap, to hit in the face

abogar - to advocate, to intercede, to plead

abollar - to dent

abominar - to abominate

abonar - to pay, to credit, to fertilize

abolir - to abolish

abrasar - to burn, to set on fire

abreviar - to abbreviate, to shorten

abrigar - to keep warm, to shelter

abrillantar - to burnish, to polish

abrochar - to fasten, to do up

abrogar - to abrogate

abrumar - to overwhelm

absorber - to absorb, to soak up

absolver - to acquit, to absolve

abstenerse - abstain; de + infinite = to refrain from

abuchear - to boo

abultar - to bulge up, to beef up

abundar - to abound

acachetear - to slap

acallar - to silence, to quiet

acanalar - to groove, to flute, to corrugate

acaparar - to hoard, to stockpile

acariciar - to caress

acarrear - to carry, to transport, to entail

acartonar - to make wizened

acatar - to obey, to comply

accionar - to propel, to bring an action against, to

act

acaudillar - to lead

acceder - to access

acechar - to lie in wait for

aceitar - to oil, to grease, to lubricate

acelerar - to accelerate, to speed, to hurry

acendrar - to refine

acentuar - to accent, to emphasize

acerar - to coat in steel

acertar - to guess right

acezar - to puff and pant

achantar - to intimidate

achatar - to flatten

achicar - to take in

acidificar - to acidify

aclamar - to acclaim

aclarar - to explain, to clarify, to make clear

acobardar - to unnerve, to intimidate

acoger - to welcome, to receive

acogotar - to choke, to strangle

acolchar - to quilt, to pad

acollar - to earth up

acometer - to attack

acomodar - to lodge, to accommodate, to find a

place for

acompasar - to keep in step

acomplejar - to give a complex

acoplar - to put together

acopiar - to stockpile

acosar - to harass

acreditar - to accredit, to prove

acribillar - to riddle, to bombard

acriminar - to incriminate

acrisolar - to refine (metal), to purify

acromatizar - to achromatize

activar - to activate

acuatizar - to land in the sea

acuartelar - to billet, to quarter

acuchillar - to knife, to cut, to slash

acuciar - to plague, to pester

acuitar - to afflict

acudir - to attend, to be present frequently, to

respond (to a call)

acumular - to accumulate

acunar - to rock

acu&ntilde;ar - to mint (moneda)

acusar - to accuse

adaptar - to adapt

adecentar - to straighten up, to tidy up

adecuar - to adapt

adelantar - to advance, to progress, to go forward

adelgazar - to slim, to loose weight

aderezar - to season, to dress

adeudar - to owe

adicionar - to add

adiestrar - to train ( animal )

aditar - to add

adjetivar - to use adjectivally

adjudicar - to award, to adjudicate

adjuntar - to enclose, to attach

administrar - to manage

adoctrinar - to indoctrinate

adoptar - to adopt

adquirir - to obtain, to acquire, to buy

afanar - to nick, to rush, to toil

afiliar - to affiliate

afinar - to tune, to refine

afligir - to afflict, to trouble, to distress

aflojar - to loosen

aflorar - to surface

afluir - to flock, to flow

aforar - to assess, to value

aforrar - to hit (pegar), -se ( to make a mint or

fortune )

afrentar - to insult, to affront

afrontar - to face, to confront

agachar - to lower, to bend, to bow down

agarrar - to grasp

agarrochar - to goad

agarrotar - to garrote

agasajar - to celebrate, to give honor

agitar - to agitate, to wave, to shake up

agotar - to exhaust, to drain

agrandar - to enlarge

agravar - to aggravate, to make worse

agregar - to add

agrupar - to group, to divide or put (en grupos)

aguardar - to wait, to hold on

ahogar - to drown

ahondar - to make deeper

ahorquillar - to prop up

ahuchar - to urge on

ahuecar - to hollow out

ahumar - to smoke

ahuyentar - to frighten off

airar - to anger

airear - to air

aislar - to isolate

ajar - to rumple, to crumple, to garlic field

ajardinar - to landscape

ajuiciar - to bring to his/her sense

ajuntar - to be friends with

ajustar - to tighten up, to adjust, to fit

ajusticiar - to execute

alabar - to praise, to compliment

alabear - to warp

alambrar - to fence, to wire

alardear - to boast

alargar - to lengthen, to extend, to prolong

alarmar - to alarm

albergar - to house, to accommodate

alborear - to dawn

alborotar - to make a racket, to incite

alborozar - to rejoice

alcahuetear - to gossip

alear - to alloy

alebrestar - to startle

aleccionar - to lecture

alegar - to allege, to assert, to plead

alinear - to line up, to put into line, to align

allegar - to bring closer

almacenar - to store

alumbrar - to illuminate, to light

alzar - to lift up, to rebel, to rise up in arms

amadrinar - to be godmother

amamantar - to breast feed

amargar - to spoil, to make bitter (persona)

amarrar - to tie up, to fasten, to moor

amartillar - to hammer

amasar - to knead, to mix, to amass

ampliar - to enlarge, to extend, to increase

analizar - to analyze

anotar - to write down, to make a note, to annotate

anular - to annul, to cancel, to rescind

a&ntilde;ejar - to age, to mature (vino, queso)

añorar - to be homesick, to miss, to long for

apaciguar - to assuage, to calm

apadrinar - to be godfather

apalear - to beat, to batter

aparecer - to appear, to show up, to turn up (objeto

perdido)

apilar - to pile up, to heap up

apocar - to make smaller, to diminish, to feel small

(humillado)

apoderar - to empower

aprobar - to approve

aprovechar - to use, to exploit, to take advantage of

apurar - to drain to the last drop, to embarrass, to

hurry up

armar - to arm, to put together, to assemble

arrancar - to start

arrestar - to arrest, to detain, to confine

articular - to articulate

asaltar - to assault, to attack, to rob

asegurar - to ensure, to assure

asentar - to put

asesinar - to murder

asignar - to assign, to allocate, to attribute

asir - to seize, to grasp, to take root

asomar - to show, to stick out, to appear

asombrar - to astonish, to amaze, to be astonished

atar - to tie

atribuir - to attribute, to ascribe, to impute

autorizar - to authorize

ayunar - to fast, to go without food

abalanzar - to balance, to dart, to impel

abaratar - to cheapen, to abate

abarquillar - to bend, to warp

abarrotar - to overstock, to bind

abnegar - to abnegate

aborrecer - to detest, to hate

abstener - to abstain, to abstention, to abstinence

abstraer - to abstract

acaecer - to happen, to occur

achaplinar - to change ones mind

achicharrar - to feel extremely hot

acongojar - to distress, to grieve

acotar - to mark off, to make marginal notes or

citations

acrecentar - to increase

actualizar - to update

adherir - to adhere, to stick

adolecer - to suffer, to lack

adormecer - to make sleepy, to fall asleep, to turn

numb

aducir - to adduce

afectar - to affect, to pretend, to feign

afilar - to sharpen

agilizar - to speed up, to acelerate, to facilitate

agobiar - to oppress

agredir - to assault, to attack

aguar - to water down, to to spoil

agudizar - to sharpen, to worsen, to aggravate

agujerear - to perforate, to make holes

alejar - to move further away

alertar - to alert, to warn

aligerar - to lighten, to alleviate, to hurry

alimentar - to feed

alistar - to enroll, to enlist, to join up

alojar - to lodge, to accomodate, to house

alterar - to change, to alter, to disturb

aludir - to allude, to refer

amodorrar - to get sleepy, to doze off, to get drowsy

amojonar - to delimit

amolar - to grind, to ruin, to annoy

amonestar - to admonish, to reprimand, to advise

amordazar - to gag, to muzzle, to silence

amortiguar - to muffle, to soften, to deaden

amotinar - to riot

amueblar - to furnish

anclar - to anchor

anestesiar - to anesthetize

animar - to animate, to liven up

aniquilar - to annihilate, to destroy, to exterminate

anochecer - to get dark

ansiar - to long for

anteponer - to prefer, to place before

anticipar - to anticipate, to foresee

antojar - to fancy, to feel like

anudar - to knot, to tie

apañar - to grasp

aparcar - to park

aparear - to mate (animals), to pair off, to math up

aparentar - to seems to be, to show off, to feign

apartar - to set apart, to separate, to step aside

apenar - to sadden

aperturar - to open, to issue

apestar - to stink, to smell, to infect

apetecer - to desire, to want

aplastar - to squash, to crush

aplazar - to postpone, to adjourn

aporrear - to bang, to hammer on

aportar - to contribute

apresurar - to hurry, to rush

aproximar - to place or bring near, to approximate,

to approach

apuntar - to inscribe, to note, to write down

arañar - to scratch

archivar - to file

arder - to burn

argüir - to argue, to deduce

argumentar - to argue

arraigar - to take root, to settle down

arrasar - to destroy, to win

arrastrar - to drag, to crawl, to grovel (to somebody)

arrebatar - to snatch

arrendar - to rent

arrepentir - to regret

arribar - to arrive

arriesgar - to risk, to take a risk

arrodillar - to kneel

arrollar - to roll, to knock down

arrugar - to wrinkle, to crumple up, to crease

arruinar - to ruin, to wreck

asar - to roast

ascender - to ascend, to promote

asear - to clean, to straighten, to tidy up

asediar - to besiege

asentir - to nod

asesorar - to advise, to counsel

asfaltar - to asphalt

asfixiar - to suffocate, to asphyxiate

asimilar - to assimilate, to absorb, to take in

asociar - to associate

asolar - to destroy

asolear - to sun, to get sunburnt, to bask in the sun

asumir - to assume

atañer - to concern

atardecer - to get late, to grow dark

atascar - to obstruct, to block

atentar - to attempt the life of someone

atenuar - to attenuate

aterrar - to fill with earth, to terrify

aterrizar - to land

atestar - to pack or cram, to testify

atestiguar - to testify, to witness, to attest

atornillar - to screw

atracar - to bolt

atrapar - to catch, to capture

atrasar - to delay, to postpone, to put back

atrever - to dare

atropellar - to knock down, to run over, to abuse

aullar - to howl, to yell, to cry

aunar - to join, to combine

autentificar - to authenticate, to legalize

auxiliar - to help

aventar - to throw, to throw out, to throw air to

someone

aventurar - to hazard, to risk, to venture

avergonzar - to embarrass

averiar - to break down

adelantarse - to go ahead, go in advance

admirarse - to be surprised

alejarse - to go away

altercar - to quarrel

apartarse - to go away, depart

aprestar - to make ready, prepare

arrodillarse - to kneel down

avivar - to enliven, quicken; [aviva el ojo], keep

your eyes

arbitrar - arbitrate

abjurar - abjure, abnegate, forswear

amortizar - amortize

amagar - threat

anidar - nestle

almiar - haycock, hayrick, haystack, rick

amontonar - amass

atemperar - mollify

apuñalar - stab

asalter - assault, violate

apear - lean on, support

acurrucarse - snuggle

aplzar - postpone, shunt

arquitecturar - establish

aventajar - surpass

acarciar - caress, chuck, fondle

aclimatar - acclimatize

amorrar - pout, sulk

anexar - affiliate

armonizar - attune

arremeter - accrue

aprehender - apprehend

amplificar - amplify

azuzar - abet

azotar - flog, scourge, thrash

alojarse - be a guest of, stay with

aletargar - lull to sleep

arrimar - abut, bring nearer

aquietar - calm down, reassure, soothe, to appease

arredrar - disjoin, disrupt, dissociate, unlink

aletear - flicker, flounder, flutter, thrashing, waver

asemejarse - resemble

asquear - cloy

atizar - stoke

atrasarse - lag

aduanar - tariff

acgrandar - dilate, enlarge, expand, ream, upgrade

acicalar - slick

aguijar - goad

arar - plough (plau)

amoldar - sculpt

acantonar - accommodate

atisbar - peek

acardenalar - to queeze

acomunarse - ally

apearse - dismount

adormecerse - fall asleep

astringir - tighten

agostar - dehydrate

anieblar - darken

aguzar - sharpen, whet

alebrarse - despond

anquilosarse - stiffen

autocar - coach

aterrorizar - terrorize

amistar - reconcile

alternar - take turns

atormentar - harass, tantalize

agravarse - deteriorate

atrancarse - stuck

abismarse - engulf

alucinar - hallucinate

amputar - amputate

anublar - overcloud

averiarse - addle, ruin, spoil, to spoil

almonedar - auction

agraviarse - libels, offends, scathes, slights

alistarse - report

agarrarse - cling

agregarse - affiliate

arrullar - lull

aherir - adherence, append, foist

aturdir - daze, numb, stun

aocrrar - fasten

atontar - flummox

agonizar - agonize

americanizar - americanize

ayer - yesterday

afianzar - secure

amalgamar - amalgamate

agacharse - cower, crouch

alongar - lengthen, renew

adulterar - adulterate, corrupt

ametrallar - strafe

abrirse - flourish, prosper

arropar - endue

atrofiar - stunt

aseverar - asseverate

arreglarse - to get ready

arengar - harangue

agotarse - come out

astillar - smash

arriar - deluge

arrastrarse - crawl, creep

apostrofar - salutations, speak to

acensuar - excise

aproximarse - approach

adular - adulate, flatter

aciberar - crush, kibble

alisar - slick, smooth

amparar - guard

alienar - alienate

aglomerar - accumulate

bajar - to lower, go down, descend, download

ba&ntilde;arse - to take a bath, bathe [oneself]

barrer - to sweep, sweep clean, sweep out, sweep

away

batir - to beat, hammer, pound [on]

bautizar - to baptize, christen

beber - to drink

bendecir - to bless, foretell, forecast

bordar - to embroider

borrar - to erase, rub out, to cross out, obliterate,

wipe out

brillar - to shine, sparkle, glitter, gleam

brindar - to toast

broncearse - to get a suntan, tan

bucear - to skin-dive; to dive under water; to dive

burlar - to deceive, trick; to seduce

burlarse [de alguien/algo] - to mock, ridicule, make

fun of [someone/something]

buscar - to search for, look for

bailar - to dance

balancear - to swing, to balance

balbucear - to babble, to stutter, to stammer

balear - to shoot

balsear - to cross on a raft

bambolear - to swing

bandear - to cross (rÃo) , to get over

banquetear - to feast

bañar - to bathe

barajar - to shuffle, to discuss

barbechar - to plough

basar - to base

bastar - to be enough, to be sufficient, to suffice

batallar - to battle, to fight

becar - to give a scholarship

beneficiar - to benefit, to profit

besar - to kiss

besuquear - to kiss repeatedly

blanquear - to bleach, to whitewash

blasfemar - to blaspheme

bloquear - to blockade

bobinar - to wind

boconear - to gossip

bochar - to squash, to flunk (estudiante)

bochinchear - to fight (informal)

boicotear - to boycott

bolear - to knock up, to knock a ball about

bolsear - to pick ( bolso -Mexico), to cadge

bombardear - to bomb

bonchear - to have a fight

bonificar - to subsidize, to award a bonus/discount

boquear - to open one's mouth

borbotear - to bubble

bordear - to go around, to skirt

bornear - to swing at anchor

borrajear - to scribble

bosquejar - to sketch

bostezar - to yawn

botar - to fling, to launch, to bounce

boxear - to box

bramar - to roar

bracear - to wave

bregar - to argue, to slave away, to toil

broncear - to get a tan, to get a suntan, to bronze

brincar - to jump, to frolic

bromear - to joke

brotar - to sprout, to come out, to rise

brujulear - to fan out carefully (cartas)

bru&ntilde;ir - to polish, to burnish

brutalizar - to brutalize

bufar - to snort

bufonear - to joke, to jest

buitrear - to throw up (informal)

bullir - to boil

burbujear - to bubble

burilar - to engrave

balbucir - to stammer, to stutter

barnizar - to varnish, to glaze

batear - to bat

bajarse - get down

borbotar - seethe

bifurcarse - fork, branch

bifurcar - branch

beatificar - beatify

balancearse - swing

babysitter - babysitter

barrenar - drill

bachiller - bachelor

bisecar - bisect

bizcar - squint, strabismus

caer - to fall

calcular - to calculate, compute, add up

calentar - to heat [up], warm [up]

calentarse - to heat up, warm up</I> [intrans.];

<I>to become heated/warmed, to get

heated/warmed

callar - to keep quiet about, pass over in silence; to

hush

callarse - to keep quiet , be quiet, shut up, be silent,

remain silent

calmar - to calm (down), quiet, soothe

calmarse - to calm down [oneself]

caminar - to walk, go

cancelar - to cancel; to wipe out, write off [debt]

cansarse - to get tired, get worn out, get weary

caracterizar - to characterize

cargar - to load, load up; to charge

casar - to marry, join in marriage, join in wedlock

casarse [con alguien] - to marry [someone], get

married [to someone]

castigar - to punish, penalize, castigate

causar - to cause; to create, make

cazar - to hunt, represent, stand for

celebrar - to celebrate; to praise, applaud

cenar - to eat dinner, have dinner; to dine; to have

for dinner

censurar - to censor; to censure, criticize, blame

cepillar - to brush

cerrar - to close, shut

cesar - to cease, stop

charlar - to chat, talk

chismear - to gossip

chocar - to shock; to startle; to be suprising,

startling; to collide, crash

civilizar - to civilize

clarificar - to clarify, illuminate, light [up], brighten

clasificar - to classify, grade, rate, sort

cobrar - to charge [a price]; to cash [a check]; to

collect, receive [an amount]

cocinar - to cook; to do the cooking

coger - to catch, grasp, take hold of

colgar - to hang, hang up, be hanging, be suspended

colocar - to locate, place

colonizar - to colonize, settle

combatir - to combat, fight, oppose; to attack

comenzar - to begin, start, commence

comer - to eat

competir - to compete

componer - to compose, make up, put together

comprar - to buy, purchase

comprender - to understand, comprehend

comunicar - to communicate, transmit, tell, pass on

comunicarse - to communicate [e.g., with someone],

be in touch, correspond; to be transmitted

condenar - to condemn, convict, sentence

conducir - to drive, conduct

confesar - to confess

confiar - to trust, be trusting, entrust

confirmar - to confirm, corrobrate, endorse

confiscar - to confiscate

conjugar - to conjugate

conquistar - to conquer, overcome, win

conseguir - to get, obtain

consentir - to consent to; to allow, permit; to

tolerate, put up with; to admit; to agree, consent

conservar - to preserve, &nbsp;conserve; to keep,

retain

consistir [en] - to consist [of], be composed [of]

constituir - to constitute

construir - to build, construct

consumir - to consume, eat, use upe

contaminar - to contaminate, pollute; to corrupt

contar - to count, relate, tell

contener - to contain, hold

contestar - to answer

continuar - to continue

contribuir - to contribute

controlar - to control; to inspect, check

convencer - to convince

convenir - to agree; to suit, be suited to; to be good

for

conversar - to talk, converse; to tell, relate

convertir - to convert

convidar - to invite

copiar - to copy

corregir - to correct

correr - to run

cortar - to cut

coser - to sew, sew up; to stitch, stitch up

costar - to cost

crear - to create; to make

crecer - to grow [up]

creer - to believe

criarse - to grow [up]; to be brought up

criticar - to criticize

crucificar - to crucify

cruzar - to cross

cubrir - to cover

cuidar - to take care of, look after

culpar - to blame, accuse; to condemn

cultivar - to cultivate; to grow

cumplir - to fulfill, carry out; to reach (an age)

curar - to cure; to treat, dress [a wound]

cabecear - to nod one's head when sleepy

caber - to fit, to be possible, to be appropriate

cacarear - to crow

cachar - to understand, to see, to know

cachetear - to slap

calar - to soak, to cut a piece out to taste (frutas), to

fret (madera), to make openwork (ropa)

calcar - to trace (dibujos)

calcificar - to calcify

calcinar - to calcine

caldear - to heat

calefaccionar - to heat (home heating system)

calibrar - to calibrate

calificar - to describe, to grade, to qualify

calzar - to shoe

cambiar - to change; to cash (a check)

camelear - to tell lies

campar - to camp

campeonar - to win a championship

camuflajear - to camuflage

canalizar - to canalize, to channel, to direct

cansar - to get tired

canturrear - to sing softly to oneself

cantar - to sing

ca&ntilde;onear - to shell, to bombard

capacitar - to train, to prepare

capar - to castrate

capear - to make passes at

capitalizar - to capitalize

capitular - to surrender, to capitulate

capitanear - to command

capotar - to overturn

captar - to attract, to captivate, to tune in

caramelizar - to coat with caramel

carburar - to carburet

carbonizar - to carbonize

carcajear - to burst out, to laugh

carcomer - to consume (envidia)

cardar - to card

carear - to bring face to face

carecer - to lack

carenar - to careen

caricaturizar - to caricature

cargosear - to pester, to keep on at

carnear - to slaughter

carnerear - to scab

carpinterear - to do woodwork

carretear - to crawl along

carterear - to be robbed, to have bag picked

cascabelear - to rattle

cascar - to crack, to chip

caste&ntilde;elear - to chatter

castrar - to castrate

catalizar - to catalyze

catalogar - to catalog

catapultar - to catapult

catar - to taste, to sample, to test

catear - to fail, to flunk (examen)

categorizar - to categorize

catequizar - to catequize

caucionar - to guarantee

cauchutar - to rubberize

cauterizar - to cauterize

cautivar - to captivate

cavar - to dig, to sink, to hoe

cavilar - to think

cebar - to fatten (animal)

cecear - to pronounce the Spanish s as z like people

in Spain

ceder - to cede, to transfer, to diminish

cedular - to issue identity cards to

cegar - to blind

cejar - to give up, to cease

cementar - to cement

censar - to take a census of

centellear - to twinkle, to sparkle

centralizar - to centralize

cercar - to surround, to enclose

certificar - to certify, to assure, to guarantee

chapar - to cover, to plate with gold or silver

chiflar - to whistle, to be crazy about

chillar - to howl, to yell, to screech

chinchar - to annoy, to irritate

chistar - to utter (palabra)

chupar - to suck, to absorb

circular - to circulate, to flow

citar - to cite, to quote, to mention

clamar - to cry out

clavar - to nail

cobijar - to cover, to shelter

cocer - to cook

codear - to elbow, to nudge, to rub elbows with

someone

colar - to strain

colear - to wag

colorear - to color, to dye

combinar - to combine, to mix together, to arrange

comandar - to command

comentar - to comment

cometer - to commit, to entrust

comparar - to compare

compartir - to share

compensar - to compensate, to make up for

compatibilizar - to make compatible

compilar - to compile

complacer - to satisfy, to please

completar - to complete

complicar - to complicate

comprobar - to check, to confirm

comprometer - to compromise, to promise, to

become engaged

conceder - to concede, to grant

concentrar - to focus

concertar - to arrange

concluir - to conclude, to finish

conformar - to resign, to content oneself with, to

conform

confundir - to confuse

congelar - to freezen, to congeal

conocer - to know

considerar - to consider, to think

conspirar - to conspire

constatar - to verify, to state, to check

contemplar - to contemplate

contentar - to make-become happy, glad

contraponer - to compare, to contrast

contratar - to hire

consultar - to consult, to seek advice, to look up

contagiar - to infect, to transmit

contradecir - to contradict

convocar - to call together

corresponder - to correspond

corromper - to corrupt, to bribe, to become

corrupted

criar - to breed, to bring up

cuestionar - to question, to ask

culminar - to end, to culminate

cabalgar - to ride

cabrear - to get angry, to make angry

caducar - to expire, to get out of date

cagar - to shit, to crap, to bugger

calendarizar - to program

camuflar - to camouflage, to hide, to cover up

canjear - to exchange, to interchange

cantinflear - to talk, to chat

capturar - to capture, to arrest

ceñir - to fit

cernir - to sift

chasquear - to click, to snap, to crack

chatear - to chat

chequear - to check

chingar - to bugger, to fuck, to screw

cicatrizar - to heal, to cicatrize

cimentar - to found

clonar - to clone

coadyuvar - to help, to assist, to contribute

coexistir - to coexist

cohibir - to feel embarrassed, to inhibit

coincidir - to coincide

cojear - to lame, to limp

colaborar - to collaborate

coleccionar - to collect

colectar - to colect

colmar - to fill up, to became sick of

comedir - to be moderate

compadecer - to feel sorry

comparecer - to appear

complementar - to complete, to finish

comportar - to behave

computar - to compute

concebir - to concieve, to imagine, to understand

concernir - to concern

conciliar - to conciliate

concordar - to agree

concretar - to sum up, to take shape

condescender - to tolerate

condicionar - to condition, to determine

condimentar - to season, to flavour

conectar - to connect

confeccionar - to make

conferir - to confer

confluir - to converge, to meet

confrontar - to confront

congestionar - to congest, to become flushed

conllevar - to support

conmover - to affect

consolar - to console, to comfort

constar - to be clear, to be stated, to be composed of

contactar - to contact

contraer - to contract, to infect, to shrink

contravenir - to contravene

converger - to converge

convergir - to converge

convivir - to live together, to coexist

cooperar - to cooperate

coordinar - to coordinate

copular - to copulate

coquetear - to flirt with

cosechar - to crop

cotizar - to quote prices, to prorate, to distribute

proportionally

cristianizar - to christianize

crujir - to creak, to grate, to crunch

cuchichear - to whisper, to gossip

currar - to work

cursar - to study, to send, to process

colarse, (ue) - to slip

convertirse - (ie), to change

chirriar - creak

cartearse - correspond

conmutar - commute

conturbar - disquiet, harass, unsettle

correlacionar - correlate

chochear - dote

croupier - croupier

corroerse - corrode

caracter - character

cadáver - cadaver, carcass, corpse

cuantificar - quantify

circundar - surround, encompass, enfold

contrahacer - to clone

calcificarse - calcify

corroborar - corroborate

compeler - to force

coagular - thicken

circunscribir - circumscribe

claudicar - limp

cotillear - gossip

cortejar - woo

canonizar - canonize

concadenar - catenate

cifrar - cipher, encipher, scramble

chismorrear - blab

carcomar - erode

congraciarse - ingratiate

combiar - alter

coadunar - associate, unite, unify

calafatear - calk, caulk

cuadruplicar - quadruplicate

cernerse - hover

componerse - consist of

crepuscular - dim

controvertir - contest

comediar - halve

condolerse - condole

chantajear - blackmail (v)

consumar - achieve

connocer - detect, discern

cerrarse - shut

correrse - run away, orgasm (to have)

chancear - jest

contrastar - contrast

circuncidar - circumcise

charolar - enamel

condensar - condense

cautelar - forfend

consagrar - consecrate, devote

corroer - erode

colisionar - crash

cotejar - compare, liken

costear - defray

connotar - connote

circuir - bypass, circumvent

contemporizar - adapt oneself

comprimir - zip

comerse - eat up

comercializar - commercialize

concernirse - care (v)

complicarse - hamper

curiosear - snuffle, sniff, sniffle

comportarse - behave

cercenar - circumcise

cabacear - nod

concurrir - participate, forgather

cohabitar - cohabit

confutar - disprove, refute

coercer - coerce

conjurar - adjure, attest

comisionar - assign, instruct

cmargar - acerbate, embitter

consolidar - assure

corretear - scamper

conmemorar - commemorate

caviar - caviar

compendiar - abridge

convulsionar - convulse

codiciar - covet, desire

congeniar - harmonize

centrifugar - centrifuge

cuajar - clot, coagulate

calumniar - asperse, slander, slur, traduce

conglomerar - accumulate

colectivizar - collectivize

codificar - codify, encode

cristalizar - crystallize

chapucear - fumble

convalecer - convalesce

congregar - assemble

congelarse - congeal

ciscar - smirch

chamuscar - sear, singe

codearse - hobnob

cualquier - any, whatever, whichever

chispear - scintillate, spray

contender - to contend, to fight

dar - to give

deber - to owe; must, should, ought to

decidir - to decide, settle, resolve

decidirse - to decide, make up one's mind

decir - to say, tell

declarar - to declare, state; to bid [in cards]

decorar - to decorate, adorn

dedicar - to dedicate

dedicarse - to devote oneself, dedicate oneself, go in

for, take up [carrer/interest in something]

defender - to defend

dejar - to leave, abandon; to let, allow

demostrar - to demonstrate, show

depender - to depend

depositar - to deposit; to place; to put away, store

deprimir - to depress, press down, flatten

derretir - to melt, liquefy, thaw

desagradar - to displease, be displeasing

desagradecer - to be unthankful for, to be

unappreciative of

desayunar - to eat breakfast, have breakfast

descender - to descend, lower

describir - to describe

descubrir - to discover

desarrollar - to develop, expand; to unroll, unwind;

to unfold

desarrollarse - to develop, evolve; to unwind

desear - to desire, want, wish

deshacer - to undo, unmake, ruin, spoil, take apart

despedir - to say goodbye to, show out, dismiss

despertarse - to wake up, lie down

destruir - to destroy

detener - to stop; to hold up, delay; to arrest, detain

detenerse - to stop, pause, linger

detestar - to detest, hate

devolver - to return, give back

devorar - to devour, eat up, gobble up

dibujar - to draw, sketch, depict

dirigir - to direct

dise&ntilde;ar - to design

disgustar - to displease, be displeasing; to annoy,

upset

disminuir - to diminish, decrease

distinguir - to distinguish, discern, make out,

recognize, single out

distribuir - to distribute, hand out, send out, give out

divertir - to amuse, entertain

divertirse - to have fun, have a good time, enjoy

oneself

divorciar - to divorce

divorciarse [de alguien] - to get divorced [from

somebody]

doblar - to double; to turn [a corner, to the right,

etc.]; to fold, crease

doler - to hurt, pain, ache

dormir - to sleep

dormirse - to go to sleep, fall asleep

ducharse - to take a shower, shower [oneself]

dudar - to doubt

durar - to last, go on, continue

damasquinar - to demask

damnificar - to be a victim (fire, flood, etc)

dañar - to hurt, to damage

datar - to date (carta, cuenta)

datear - to inform

deambular - to walk

debatir - to debate, to argue

debilitar - to weaken, to debilitate

debitar - to debit

debutar - to make one‘s debut

decantar - to decant

decapar - to strip (pintura)

decelerar - to decelerate

decepcionar - to disappoint

decimalizar - to decimalize

declamar - to declaim, to recite

declinar - to decline, to go down, to bend down

decolorar - to bleach

decretar - to order, to decree

decuplar - to multiply tenfold

deducir - to deduce

defeccionar - to defect

defenestrar - to throw out of the window, to

defenestrate

deflagrar - to deflagrate

defoliar - to defoliate

defraudar - to disappoint

deformar - to deform

definir - to define, to explain, to clarify

degradar - to degrade

delatar - to denounce, to accuse

delegar - to delegate

delinquir - to commit a crime

delirar - to be delirious

deliberar - to deliberate

delimitar - to delimitate, to delimit

delinear - to outline, to draft

demarcar - to demarcate, to delimit

demeritar - to discret

demorar - to delay, to arrive late

demudar - to alter, to change

denegar - to deny

denominar - to name, to designate

denostrar - to revile

denotar - to denote

dentar - to teethe, to provide with teeth

dentellar - to chatter (diente)

denudar - to denude

denunciar - to denounce

deparar - to provide, to supply

departir - to converse

depauperar - to impoverish

depilar - to depilate, to remove hair

deplorar - to deplore, to lament, to regret

deportar - to deport

depravar - to deprave

depreciar - to depreciate

depredar - to prey on

depurar - to purify

derivar - to derive

derogar - to derogate

derramar - to spill, to shed

derrapar - to skid, to spin

derribar - to demolish

derrotar - to defeat

derrumbar - to demolish, to overthrow, to collapse

derruir - to demolish

desabollar - to beat the bents out

desabotonar - to unbutton

desabrigar - to unwrap ( con ropa ), to take off

desabrochar - to undo

desacatar - to disobey

desacelerar - to decelerate

desacertar - to get wrong, to be wrong

desacomodar - to untidy, to mess up

desaconsejar - to advise against

desacoplar - to uncouple

desacordar - to be in discord

desacreditar - to discredit

desactivar - to disactivate

desadaptar - to disorient

desaferrar - to weigh anchor

desafiar - to challenge

desafinar - to be out of tune

desagotar - to empty, to drain

desagregar - to disintegrate

desaguar - to drain, to empty

desahogar - to ease, to console, to let off steam

desahuciar - to evict, to dismiss

desairar - to snub

desajustar - to loosen

desalambrar - to cut the wire

desalar - to desalt

desalentar - to discourage

desalinizar - to desalinate

desalojar - to dislodge, to evict, to expel from a

lodging

desamarrar - to cast off, to untie

desamortizar - to seize, to confiscate

desamparar - to abandon, to desert

desamueblar - to remove the furniture from

desangrar - to bleed

desanidar - to leave the nest

desanimar - to depress, to discourage

desanudar - to untie, to undo, to unknot

desaparecer - to disappear

desapreciar - to underestimate

desaprender - to unlearn

desarticular - to disarticulate

desbaratar - to ruin, to wreck

descalificar - to disqualify

descansar - to rest

descargar - to discharge, to unload, to download

desconcertar - to disturb

desconectar - to disconnect, to unplug

descolgar - to off-hook

descollar - to protrude

descomponer - to put out of order, to descompose,

to become upset

descontar - to discount

desechar - to discard, to reject, to refuse

desempeñar - to perform, to play

desencantar - to disenchant

desenvolver - to develop, to unwrap

desequilibrar - to unbalance

desgajar - to rip off, to tear off

designar - to appoint, to designate

desnudar - to undress, to strip

desmentir - to refute, to deny

despachar - to dispatch, to deal with, to dismiss

despegar - to detach, to take off (a plain), to become

detached

despertar - to wake up

desplegar - to deploy

desterrar - to exile

desviar - to divert, to dissuade

detectar - to detect

determinar - to determine

deteriorar - to deteriorate

diagnosticar - to diagnose

dialogar - to dialogue

dictaminar - to sentence

dictar - to dictate

diezmar - to decimate

difamar - to libel

diferir - to differ

digerir - to digest

dilatar - to dilate

discriminar - to discriminate

discutir - to discuss, to argue

diseminar - to disseminate

disfrutar - to enjoy

disimular - to dissimulate, to dissemble, to pretend

dispensar - to distribute

disponer - to have, to arrange

distanciar - to space out, to grow apart

distorsionar - to distort

distraer - to distract

disolver - to dissolve

disuadir - to dissuade

dividir - to divide, to split

divulgar - to divulge, to make known

documentar - to document

domar - to break in (caballo), to tame

domesticar - to domesticate

dominar - to dominate

donar - to donate

dorar - to gild

dotar - to provide, to endow

duplicar - to duplicate

danzar - to dance

decrecer - to decrease

degenerar - to degenerate

degollar - to cut the throat

deletrear - to spell

demandar - to demand, to sue

demoler - to demolish

deponer - to depose, to lay down, to overthrow

derrochar - to squander, to waste

desaprobar - to disapprove

desarmar - to dismantle, to dismantle

desatar - to untie

desatender - to neglect

desbordar - to overflow, to overwhelm

descafeinar - to remove caffein

descartar - to rule out

descongelar - to defrost

desconocer - to not know

descuidar - to neglect, to overlook, to be careless or

negligent

desembarcar - to disembark, to unload

desembocar - to flow into, to lead to

desenchufar - to unplug

desenclavar - to open up

desengañar - to disappoint, to open sb‘s eyes, to

disillusion

desenredar - to disentangle, to straighten out

desenterrar - to unearth

desentumecer - to loosen up

desesperar - to hopeless, to desperate

desfallacer - to grow weak, to faint

desfallecer - to become weak

desfavorecer - to work against

desgastar - to wear out, to consume

deshelar - to melt

deshojar - to pull the petals off, to tear, to rip the

pages out of

deshuesar - to bone

desilusionar - to disappoint

desinhibir - to lose one‘s inhibitions

desistir - to desist, to abbandon, to give up

desligar - to separate, to cut

deslizar - to slip, to slide, to skid

deslucir - to spoil

desmayar - to faint

desmembrar - to dismantle

desmerecer - to criticize, to look down on

desmontar - to apart, to dismantle

desmoronar - to crumble, to crumble down, to fall

gradually to pieces

desobedecer - to disobey

desocupar - to vacate, to empty

desoír - to ignore, to disregard

desollar - to skin

desordenar - to disturb, to confuse, to upset

desosar - to bone

despejar - to clear

desplazar - to displace, to move, to travel

despoblar - to depopulate

despreciar - to despise, to scorn

destacar - to emphasize, to stress

desteñir - to fade

destinar - to appoint, to assign, to address

destituir - to remove, to dismiss

destorcer - to detwist

destrozar - to destroy

desvanecer - to vanish

desvestir - to undress

detallar - to detail

devastar - to devastate, to lay waste, to destroy

devenir - to become, to befall, to be transformed

into

diferenciar - to differentiate, to disagree, to

distinguish oneself

dificultar - to make hard, to make difficult

difundir - to spread

digitalizar - to digitalize

discar - to dial

discernir - to discern

disculpar - to apologize, to forgive

disentir - to dissent

disfrazar - to disguise, to dress up

disparar - to fire, to shoot

dispersar - to disperse

disputar - to argue, to compete

divergir - to diverge, to differ

divisar - to descry, to see

dogmatizar - to dogmatize

dramatizar - to dramatize

drogar - to drug

duchar - to shower

dulcificar - to make more pleasant, to mellow, to

sweet

deleitarse - to delight

descontinuar - to discontinue, stop

deslizarse - to slip

desmejorar - to decline, deteriorate

despedirse, (i) - to take leave

diferenciarse - to consider one's self different

discurrir - to discuss, converse; think out

desenganchar - unhook

devolverse - return

descodificar - decode

desembarazar - extricate

dignificar - dignify

descolorar - discolor

desconfiar - mistrust

deleitar - delight

destornillar - screw off, unscrew

desmoralizar - demoralize

despiojar - delouse

desovar - spawn

deslumbar - dazzle

distendir - distend

desoxidar - deoxidize

desinflar - deflate

decampar - decamp

disociar - dissociate

descifrar - decipher, decode, decrypt

desmenuzar - hackle

desvalorizar - devaluate, devalue

defenderse - fend

disciplinar - punish

descorchar - uncork

desnatar - skim

desintegrar - disintegrate

denigrar - denigrate

desembolsar - disburse

desvelar - unveil

desagrupar - ungroup

desposeer - dispossess, divest

desmayarse - faint, swoon

desolar - desolate, devastate, ravage

desenmascarar - unmask

desfalcar - embezzle

destronar - dethrone

detonar - detonate

desandar - retrace

decolar - take off, running, start up, to launch

diversificar - diversify

descorazonar - discourage, dishearten

desunir - disunite

devaluar - depreciate, devaluate, devalue

desarraigar - disroot, uproot

deslumbrar - daze, glare

desheredar - disinherit

decapitar - behead

destilar - distill

desenvolverse - evolve

desarzonar - unseat

desnegar - deny, gainsay

dividirse - share

diluir - dilute

desapoderar - dispossess, expropriate, forjudge, oust

desembalar - unpack

dosar - measure out

desenrollar - uncoil, unroll

deforestar - deforest

destapar - uncover

desarreglar - disarray, disorder

desmantelar - dismantle

desmovilizar - demobilize

descentralizar - decentralize

decentar - cut into

derretirse - fusion, melting, smelt

dignarse - condescend, deign

desempaquetar - unpack

dislocar - dislocate

doblegar - flex

destajar - make a contract

divagar - digress

desestimar - underrate

descoger - unfold

domiciliar - set up, settle

desnudarse - undress

desviarse - deviate

desnaturalizar - denature

desmilitarizar - demilitarize

desplegarse - pop-up

desproteger - unprotect

descarrilar - derail

desinfectar - disinfect

dispar - unequal, unhomogeneous

desquiciar - unhinge, unsettle

desquitarse - retaliate

dormitar - doze, slumber

derrocar - overthrow

descolocar - misplace

disecar - dissect

deificar - deify

deshidratar - dehydrate

defecar - defecate

demontar - take apart

desposar - betroth, espouse

disipar - disband, disintegrate, dissolve

desorganizar - disorganize

echar - to throw, cast, fling, hurl, pitch, toss

echarse - to throw, fling, hurl [oneself]

efectuar - to effect, carry out, bring about

ejercer - to exercise, wield [power, influence, etc.];

to practice [a profession];&nbsp;to manage, conduct

[a businsess]

elegir - to elect, choose

eliminar - to eliminate, remove, get rid of

emborrachar - to make drunk, intoxicate; to get

[someone] drunk

emborracharse - to get drunk, become drunk

emigrar - to emigrate; to migrate

empezar - to begin, start

emplear - to employ, hire; to use

enamorar - to inspire love in, win the love of

enamorarse - to fall in love

encantar - to delight, be delighting, charm, enchant

encender - to burn, light, turn on

encontrar - to find, encounter

enfadar - to anger, irritate, annoy

enfadarse - to get angry, get irratated, get annoyed

enfermar - to make ill, make sick, cause illness in

enfermarse - to get sick, become ill, fall ill. become

sick

enflaquecerse - to get thin; lose weight; to grow

weak

enga&ntilde;ar - to deceive, cheat, trick, swindle

enojar - to anger, upset, annoy; to make angry

enojarse - to get angry, get upset, lose one's temper

enriquecer - to enrich, make rich

enriquecerse - to get rich

ense&ntilde;ar - to teach, instruct, train, educate

ensuciar - to dirty

entender - to understand

entrar - to enter, go in, come in

entregar - to deliver, hand over

entretener - to entertain, amuse

entrevistar - to interview

entusiasmar - to excite; to fill with excitement [or

enthusiasm]

entusiasmarse - to get excited, become excited

[filled with excitement or enthusiasm]

envejecer - to age, make old, grow old, get old

envejecerse - to get old, age

enviar - to send

equivocar - to mistake

equivocarse - to make a mistake

errar - to err, make an error

escoger - to choose, select, pick

esconder - to hide, conceal

esconderse - to hide [oneself], be hidden

escribir - to write

escuchar - to listen to, hear

esquiar - to ski

establecer - to establish

estimar - to estimate; to appraise; to esteem, respect

estudiar - to study

evacuar - to evacuate, empty

evitar - to avoid; to prevent

exhibir - to exhibit, show, display

exigir - to demand, require

explorar - to explore; to &nbsp;pioneer

explotar - to exploit; to explode

exponer - to expose

exportar - to export

expresar - to express, voice, state

extender - to extend

extinguir - to extinguish, put out

editar - to edit, to publish

educar - to educate

ejecutar - to perform, to distrain, to carry out

ejercitar - to exercise, to train

elaborar - to manufacture, to elaborate

electrificar - to electrify

electrocutar - to electrocute

elevar - to raise

elogiar - to praise

eludir - to evade, to avoid

emanar - to emanate

emancipar - to emancipate

embalar - to pack, to crate

embalsamar - to embalm

embarcar - to embark, to ship, to engage

embargar - to seize, to distrain, to impound (auto)

embaucar - to trick, to con (informal)

embeber - to soak in/ up, to suck in

embelesar - to captivate

embellecer - to embellish

embetunar - to polish, to put polish on

embobar - to hold spellbound

embocar - to get/put in the basket (pelota), to hole

(golf)

embojotar - to wrap up

embolatar - to mess up

embolinar - to confuse

embonar - to fit (tubos)

emboquillar - to point

emborronar - to smudge, to blot

emboscar - to ambush

embotar - to dull

embotellar - to bottle

embragar - to engage the clutch

embrear - to pitch, to tar

embriagar - to intoxicate, to get drunk

embrollar - to tangle, to complicate

embromar - to pester, to hassle

embrujar - to bewitch, to haunt, to cast a spell on

embrutecer - to stultify

embuchar - to stuff, to feed

embutir - to stuff with

emerger - to emerge, to surface

emitir - to issue, to broadcast, to emit

emocionar - to cause emotion

empacar - to pack

empachar - to give an upset stomach

empadronar - to register

empajar - to thatch, to mix with straw

empalagar - to be cloying / too sweet

empalmar - to splice, to link

empapar - to soak

empeorar - to worsen

encerrar - to lock up

enchufar - to plug in

enfriar - to cool, to chill

enfundar - to put in its case, to hoster (pistola), to

cover

enfurecer - to infuriate

engalanar - to adorn, to dress up

enganchar - to hook, to hitch

englobar - to include (global), to lump together

engordar - to fatten

enjuagar - to rinse

enmascarar - to hide, to disguise, to mask

enmendar - to amend

enmudecer - to become silent

ennegrecer - to blacken

enorgullecer - to be proud of

enrollar - to wind, to roll

ensayar - to try, to attempt

ensillar - to saddle

enterar - to inform, to find out, to hear (about sth)

enterrar - to bury

enunciar - to enunciate, to express, to formulate

envolver - to wrap

equipar - to furnish

equiparar - compare, to match, to make equal

erguir - to raise, to lift up, to erect

escalar - to climb, to scale

escapar - to escape

escupir - to spit, to spit out

esforzar - to make an effort

espantar - to frighten, to scare

esparcir - to scatter, to spread

esperar - to wait, to hope

esposar - to handcuff

estancar - to stop the flow of, to block, to hold up a

deal

estar - to be

estrechar - to narrow, to tighten

exagerar - to exaggerate

exaltar - to excite

examinar - to examine, to consider

exasperar - to exasperate

excavar - to excavate

exceptuar - to except

excitar - to excite

exclamar - to exclaim

excluir - to exclude, to rule out

exculpar - to exonerate

excusar - to excuse

exhalar - to exhale

exhortar - to exhort

existir - to exist

expedir - to send

explicar - to explain

extraer - to extract

economizar - to economize, to save

edificar - to build

educir - to deduct, to infer

egresar - to leave, to pass, to graduate

embestir - to attack

empapelar - to paper, to wallpaper

emparentar - to become related

empatar - to be even, to come to a draw

empeñar - to pawn, to pledge, to persist

emplazar - to locate, to site, to summon

empobrecer - to impoverish

emprender - to undertake

empujar - to push

emular - to emulate

enaltecer - to praise

enardecer - to inflame

encarcelar - to imprison, to put in jail, to incarcerate

encarecer - to increase in price

encargar - to put in charge, to entrust with, to order

encerar - to wax, to polish

encoger - to shrink, to contract

encomendar - to entrust

encuestar - to survey, to opinion poll

enderezar - to straighten up

endulzar - to sweeten

endurecer - to harden

enfatizar - to emphasize

enflaquecer - to make thin, to weaken, to get thin

engreir - to spoil, to spoil oneself, to show off

engrosar - to thicken

engullir - to devour

enhebrar - to thread

enloquecer - to drive crazy

enmohecer - to rust

ennoblecer - to ennoble

enrarecer - to rarefy

enredar - to entangle, to involve, to confuse

enrojecer - to blush

ensamblar - to assemble, to join

ensangrentar - to cover with blood

ensombrecer - to darken

ensordecer - to deafen

enternecer - to get moved

entonar - to tone, to intone

entornar - to half open

entorpecer - to obstruct

entrecerrar - to leave, to ajar

entrenar - to train

entrever - to glimpse, to catch sight of

entristecer - to sadden

entrometer - to intrude, to butt in on, to crash (a

party)

enumerar - to enumerate

envenenar - to poison

equilibrar - to balance

equivaler - to be equivalent

erradicar - to eradicate

escabullir - to escape

escarmentar - to learn lesson

esculpir - to sculpt, to engrave, to carve

escurrir - to drain, to wring, to drip

esgrimir - to wield, to brandish

especializar - to specialize

especificar - to specify, to spell

espesar - to thicken, to become dense

espiar - to spy

espolvorear - to sprinkle

estacionar - to park

estallar - to burst, to explode, to blow up

estimular - to stimulate

estirar - to stretch, to pull up/down

estornudar - to sneeze

estrangular - to strangle

estrellar - to crash

estremecer - to shake

estrenar - to open

estreñir - to constipate, to slow down, to indispose

estropear - to damage, to spoil, to break

estructurar - to structure

evadir - to avoid

evaluar - to evaluate

evaporar - to evaporate

evocar - to evoke, to recall

evolucionar - to evolve, to develop

exceder - to exceed, to surpass, to overdo

eximir - to exempt

expandir - to expand

experimentar - to experiment

exprimir - to squeeze, to wring, to exploit

expulsar - to expel, to send off, to throw out

extrañar - to miss

elevarse - to rise

empalar - to impale

encalabrinarse - to become infatuated with

escaldar - to burn; scald

escalfar - to poach (eggs)

espirar - to expire, die

estremecerse - (pres. [estremezco]), to receive a

shock,

expirar - to expire, die

esclavizar - enslave, enthrall

entrelazar - entwine, intertwine

estorbar - disturb, derange

excederse - overdo

emocionarse - excited (get ~)

engomar - rubberize

endosar - endorse

expender - issue, write out

expropiar - expropriate

embarcadar - embark, to embark

execrar - execrate

enfurecerse - enrage

engendrar - beget, engender

estratificar - stratify

exonerar - exonerate

excomulgar - excommunicate

enjugar - wipe off

endechar - deplore, regret

engatusar - cajole, wheedle

encajar - palm off on

eclipsar - upstage

extractar - yank

expiar - atone

espigar - glean

esclarecer - to brighten

estipular - stipulate

encogerse - cringe

escabullirse - sneak

entrecruzar - thwarting, to thwart

entretejer - interweave

empequeñecer - belittle

empotrar - embed

entremezclar - intermingle

enclavar - enclave

espumar - scum

estabilizar - stabilize

expurgar - expurgate

enlodar - pollute

electrizar - electrify

estafar - diddle

exultar - rejoice

encentar - cut into

ensanchar - broaden, widen

extraditar - extradite

eyacular - ejaculate

encarnar - embody

estancarse - stagnate

embozar - mantle

estandarizar - standardize

espolear - impel, instigate, spur on

exterminar - exterminate

especular - speculate

empaquetar - envelop, wrap

enredarse - hamper

esforzarse - strive

expectorar - expectorate

envainar - sheathe

exteriorizar - utter

entrenarse - spar

enclaustrar - cloister

emparejar - mate

ejemplificar - exemplify

especializarse - specialize

enjoyar - bejewel

encajonar - encase

eructar - burp

estilizar - stylize

estigmatizar - stigmatize

escatimar - scant, skimp

escrutar - scrutinize

endemoniar - bedevil

esquematizar - schematize

esquivar - shirk

enguatar - wad

escanear - scan

especiar - spice

embadurnar - daub

esterilizar - sterilize

espaciar - entlarge, expand

expatriar - expatriate

enfangar - smudge

escaparse - escape, leak (v), run away

extraviarse - straggle

exorcizar - exorcise

esmaltar - enamel

embarcarse - embark

encorvarse - flex

escoltar - escort

erizar - ruffle

emir - emir

emigrarse - emigrate

enlazar - intertwine

enervar - unnerve

esquilar - shear

encontrarse - be found, be located, find oneself

erogar - distribute

exhumar - exhume

exacerbar - exacerbate

enarbolar - hoist

escandalizar - scandalize

escombrar - clear away, tidy, tidy up

endurecerse - harden

entrometerse - meddle

fabricar - to manufacture

faltar - to lack, be lacking, be missing, be absent

fascinar - to fascinate, captivate

felicitar - to congratulate

fijar - to fix, fasten, secure

fingir - to fake, feign, pretend

firmar - to sign

florecer - to flourish, flower, bloom

formar - to form, shape, fashion, make

fortalecer - to fortify, strenthen

fre&iacute;r - to fry

fumar - to smoke

facilitar - to provide, to make easy

fallar - to fail

fallecer - to pass away

falsificar - to falsify, to make false, to forge

familiarizar - to famirialize

fatigar - to tire, to fatigue

favorecer - to favor

fastidiar - to annoy

festejar - to celebrate

fiar - to guarantee

finalizar - to finish

financiar - to finance

flamear - to flutter, to flap

flanquear - to flank

flechar - to sweep off (amor)

flirtear - to flirt

flotar - to float

foetear - to horsewhip

foliar - to foliate, to number (páginas)

fomentar - to promote

fondear - to anchor

forjar - to forge, to create, to shape

formalizar - to formalize

formular - to formulate

forzar - to force

fotocopiar - to photocopy

fotografiar - to photograph

fregar - to mop

frotar - to rub

frustrar - to frustrate

funcionar - to operate, to function

fusionar - to combine, to merge

fusilar - to shoot

facturar - to invoice, to bill for

falsear - to falsify, to distort, to pick

figurar - to figure, to form, to represent

filmar - to film

fiscalizar - to supervise, to control

flexionar - to flex

fluctuar - to fluctuate, to vary

fluir - to flow, to run

follar - to tread, to trample

formatear - to format

forrar - to line, to cover

fosforescer - to be luminous

fracasar - to fail

fracturar - to fracture, to break up

fragmentar - to fragment

frecuentar - to frequent

frenar - to break, to slow down, to restrain

fruncir - to wrinkle, to pucker, to knit

fumigar - to fumigate

fundar - to found, to base

fundir - to melt

fungir - to act (as)

festejarse - to enjoy one's self

fraccionar - break, dissipate

fisgar - pry

facultar - authorize, empower

filtrar - percolate

fortificar - fortify

fosilizarse - fossilize

fructificar - fructify

farfullar - mumble

franquear - put a stamp on

feriar - exchange

falisficar - counterfeit

fotograbar - photoengrave

fornicar - fornicate

familiarizarse - familiarize

faquir - fakir

fermentar - ferment

fulminar - fulminate

fertilizar - fertilize

filtrarse - permeate

fugarse - leak (v)

friccionar - rubbing

federarse - federate

fundirse - thaw

fraternizar - fraternize

filosofar - philosophize

ganar - to win, gain, earn, get, acquire

gastar - to spend, expend; to use up, consume; to

wear away, wear down

generalizar - to generalize

glorificar - to glorify, praise

gobernar - to govern

graduarse - to graduate

gritar - to shout, yell, scream, cry out

gru&ntilde;ir - to grunt, growl

guardar - to guard, watch over, protect, take care of;

to keep, hold on to; to put away, store away

guiar - to guide

gustar - to like, to be pleasing to

galopar - to gallop

garantizar - to guarranty

gatear - to crawl, to clamber, to climb

gemir - to moan

generar - to produce

gerenciar - to manage

gestionar - to negotiate

girar - to turn, to revolve

golpear - to beat, to strike, to hit

gotear - to leak, to drip

gozar - to enjoy

grabar - to record

graduar - to adjust, calibrate (instrumento)

gravar - to burden

gravitar - to gravitate

guisar - to stew

galardonar - to award

granizar - to hail

granjear - to win

gratinar - to brown

graznar - to caw, to honk, to quack

guarecer - to give shelter

guiñar - to wink

granar - to bear fruit

garabatear - scrabble, scrawl

globular - globular

granear - granulate

germinar - germinate

granular - granulate

guinchar - perforate, pierce

galvanizar - galvanize

gimotear - whine

gesticular - gesticulate

gibraltar - gibraltar

gandulear - stroll

garantir - avouch, ensure, guaranty, underwrite

gargarizar - gargle

Click on a verb below for the full verb conjugation,

example sentences, and translation:

hablar - to speak

hacer - to do, make

hallar - to find; to discover; to locate; to find out

hallarse - to be, to find oneself; to be located, found

herir - to injure, hurt, wound; to beat, strike

hervir - to boil, entertain

huir - to flee, run away

haber - to have (auxiliary or helping verb)

habitar - to inhabit

habituar - to accustom, to become accustomed

hartar - to get fed up

hechizar - to bewicht, to cast a spell on, to captivate

heredar - to inherit

hermosear - to beautify, to embellish

hidrolizar - to hydrolyze

higienizar - to clean, to sanitize

hilar - to spin, to string together

hilvanar - to baste, to tack

hincar - to sink

hinchar - to blow up, to inflate, to swell

honrar - to honor, to honour

hurtar - to rob, to steal

haber - to have (auxiliary)

haber - there to be (impersonal)

habilitar - to qualify, to equip, to activate

halagar - to flatter

halar - to haul, to pull

heder - to have bad smell

helar - to freeze

henchir - to fill, to be filled

herrar - to shoe

hibernar - to hibernate

hipnotizar - to hypnotize

homologar - to standardize, to approve

hornear - to bake

horrorizar - to horrify

hospedar - to guest

hospitalizar - to hospitalize

hostigar - to harass, to bother, to beat

humedecer - to dampen

humillar - to humiliate

hundir - to sink, to plunge

hundirse - to sink

horadar - pierce

hincharse - swell

hender - cleave

hojear - browse

hacerse - become

hacer revivir - revitalize

habituarse - accustom oneself, get used

homogeneizar - homogenize

ilustrar - to illustrate, explain, make clear

importar - to import</I>; <I>to be important, be of

consequence, matter

imprimir - to print</I> </U></BIG><U>[as with a

printer]</U><BIG><U>, <I>to imprint, impress,

stamp

incluir - to include

indicar - to indicate

inducir - to induce

influir - to influence

informar - to inform, tell, announce

iniciar - to initiate, begin, start

inmigrar - to immigrate

insistir - to insist

instalar - to install; to set up, erect

insultar - to insult

intentar - to try, attempt

interesar - to interest, be of interest [to]

interpretar - to interpret; to translate

introducir - to introduce, insert

invadir - to invade, overrun

inventar - to invent

invertir - to invest

investigar - to investigate

invitar - to invite

invocar - to invoke

ir - to go

irse - to go away, leave, depart

idealizar - to idealize

identificar - to identify

ignorar - to be ignorant

igualar - to equalize, to make equal

ilegalizar - to make illegal

iluminar - to illuminate

ilusionar - to build up

imaginar - to imagine

imantar - to magnetize

imitar - to imitate, to copy, to mimic

impacientar - to make impatient

impactar - to shock, to stun, to hit

impartir - to impart

impedir - to prevent

imperar - to reign, to rule

implicar - to implicate, to imply

implorar - to implore

imponer - to impose

impresionar - to impress, to move, to touch

incendiar - to set on fire

incitar - to incite, to rouse

inclinar - to tilt, to be inclined

incrementar - to increment

indexar - to index

indignar - to make angry, to get angry, to make

indignant

indisponer - to disable, to indispose

individualizar - to individualize

indultar - to pardon

infamar - to defame

infectar - to infect

infraccionar - to fine, to offend, to commit an

offense

infravalorar - to undervalue

inferir - to infer, to deduce, to cause

infestar - to infest

infiltrar - to infiltrate

inflar - to inflate

influenciar - to influence

infundir - to inspire, to arouse

ingeniar - to devise, to think up

ingerir - to ingest

ingresar - to enter, to go in, to deposit

inhalar - inhale

inhabilitar - to disqualify, to disable, to incapacitate

inhibir - to inhibit

injertar - to graft

inmovilizar - to immobilize

inocular - to inoculate

inscribir - to enroll

insertar - to insert

insinuar - to insinuate

inspirar - to inspire, to inhale, to breathe in

instituir - to establish, to institute

instruir - to instruct, to train, to teach

integrar - to compose, to make up

interponer - to interpose

interrogar - to interrogate, to question

involucrar - to involve, to get involved

inyectar - to inject

ironizar - to ridiculize, to treat ironically

irradiar - to irradiate, to radiate

irritar - to irritate, to become exaspered

irrigar - to irrigate

italianizar - to italianize

implantar - to implant, to introduce

implementar - to implement

impregnar - to impregnate

improvisar - to improvise

impulsar - to impel, to drive, to motivate

inaugurar - to open, to inaugurate, to unveil

incorporar - to incorporate, to add

incrustar - to inlay, to incrust, to set into

inculcar - to inculcate, to teach

indentificar - to identify, to recognize

independizar - to emancipate, to become

independent

inflamar - to inflame, to ignite, to catch fire

infligir - to enjoin, to inflict, to impose

infringir - to infringe

inhumar - to bury

injerir - to ingest

instar - to urge, to press, to be urgent

instaurar - to found

intensificar - to intensify, to make stronger

intercambiar - to interchange, to exchange, to swap

interceptar - to intercept, to block

interferir - to interfere

intermediar - to mediate, to intercede, to intervene

interrumpir - to break, to interrupt

intervenir - to intervene

intrigar - to intrigue, to interest

invernar - to hibernate

investir - to invest

izar - to hoist, to haul up

importunar - to importune, bother

incomodar - to trouble

indignarse - to become angry

inquietar - to disturb

incapacitar - incapacitate

interconectar - interconnect

insidiar - outfox, outwit

impar - unlevel

informatizar - computerize

inficionar - infected

insensibilizar - desensitize

inundar - inundate, overflow

intercomunicarse - intercommunicate

indagar - investigate

inclinarse - bow

inflamarse - fire-proof

ijar - flank

instilar - instill

impugnar - arraign

idolatrar - idolize

inmunizar - immunize

inquirir - enquire

incinerar - cremate, incinerate

indemnizar - compensate

innovar - innovate

incicar - indicate

internacionalizar - internationalize

imaginarse - imagine, visualize

inmortalizar - immortalize

inmolar - immolate

industrializar - industrialize

intimidar - browbeat, daunt, intimidate, overawe

imputar - impute

impeler - incite, stimulate

interpolar - interpolate

incriminar - incriminate

invalidar - devitalize, enfeeble, invalidate, rebut

intercalar - collate

incubar - incubate

intimar - signalize, to announce

inspeccionar - inspect

idear - comprehend, grasp

irregular - irregular

incurrir - incur

interceder - intercede

interrelacionar - interrelate

inseminar - inseminate

instigar - instigate

injuriar - offend, slight

jactarse - to boast, brag

juntar - to join, unite, put together, assemble

juntarse - to join, come together, gather together,

meet

jurar - to swear

jabonar - to soap, to lather

jacarear - to annoy

jadear - to pant, to breath with difficulty

jalar - to pull

jalonear - to tug at

jaranear - to have a good time

jerarquizar - to organize into hierarchy

jinetear - to ride

jorobar - to be a nuisance

jubilar - to retire

jugar - to play (deportes, juegos)

juguetear - to play

juramentar - to swear, to take an oath

justificar - to justify

juzgar - to judge

jactar - to boast, to brag

joder - to fuck, to screw up, to piss off

juego malabar - juggle

jubilarse - retire

ladrar - to bark

lamentar - to lament, regret, feel sorry about

lanzar - to throw, hurl, cast, fling

lastimar - to hurt, injure, harm; to pity; to move to

pity

lavar - to wash

lavarse - to wash [oneself], to wash up

leer - to read

legalizar - to legalize, make lawful

levantar - to raise, to lift

levantarse - to get up

limpiar - to clean

llamar - to call, to name

llamarse - to be called, be named

llegar - to arrive, come, reach; to bring up

llenar - to fill; to fulfill

llevar - to carry, bring

llorar - to cry, weep; to weep for/about, cry about,

lament

llover - to rain

lograr - to get, obtain; to achieve, attain

luchar - to fight, struggle; to wrestle

laborar - to work ( rarely used. Most commonly

used is: trabajar)

labrar - to plough, to cultivate

laburar - to work

lacear - to snare, to lasso

ladear - to tilt

lagrimear - to weep

lamer - to lick

laminar - to laminate, to roll

largar - to let go, to let out, to beat it

laurear - to honor, to award

levitar - to levitate

lesionar - to injure

liberar - to liberate

liberalizar - to liberalize

librar - to free, to release, to get rid of

licenciar - to license, to permit, to allow

licitar - to put in, to submit a tender for

liderar - to lead

lidiar - to fight

ligar - to tie, to join, to alloy, to bind

limar - to file

limitar - to limit, to restrict

linchar - to lynch

liquidar - to settle, to liquidate, to murder

lisonjear - to flatter

listar - to list

litigar - to litigate

llagar - to cause a sore

localizar - to locate

lloviznar - to drizzle

lubricar - to lubricate

lustrar - to polish

languidecer - to languish

latir - to beat, to palpitate

liar - to wrap up, to tie up

licuar - to blend

lijar - to sand, to rub down

lucir - to shine, to look nice

lamentarse - to complain

libertarse - to free one's self, become free

lacerar - injure, violate

lastimarse - hurt oneself

legar - bequeath

legitimar - legitimize

lugar - place, spot (place), occasion

legislar - legislate

lubrificar - lubricate

lunar - mole, lunar

largarse - scoot

lindar - abut

limpiarse - wash

madurar - to mature; to ripen

mandar - to order </I>[give an order]<I>; to send

mantener - to maintain, get

maquillarse - to put on make-up [on oneself]

marcar - to mark, stamp, to show, indicate; to dial

[e.g., a phone]

masticar - to chew

matar - to kill, slay, slaughter

matricularse - to register, enroll, matriculate

[oneself]

merecer - to deserve, merit

merendar - to have a[n afternoon] snack, have as a

snack

meter - to put [in], place, insert

mezclar - to mix, mix up, mix together, blend; to

combine, merge, shuffle

mirar - to watch, look at

modificar - to modify, change

molestar - to bother, annoy, inconovenience, put

out, upset

morir - to die

mostrar - to show

mover - to move

moverse - to move [oneself]

mudarse - to move [=change residence]

macanear - to lie

macerar - to soak, to marinate

machacar - to crush, to grind

machar - to beat, to crush

machetear - to cut, to chop, to cheat (Argentina)

machucar - to bruise, to crush

magnificar - to magnify

magnetizar - to magnetize

magullar - to batter, to bruise

majar - to crush

malbaratar - to squander

maldecir - to curse, to speak ill

malear - to spoil, to change shape

maleficiar - to damage, to harm, to injure

malgastar - to squander, to waste

maliciar - to suspect

malinterpretar - to misinterpret

malograr - to waste (oportunidad), to spo

maltratar - to mistreat, to maltreat

mamar - to suck, to nurse

manar - to pour

manchar - to stain, to smudge, to sully

mancomunar - to join together

manejar - to manage, to handle, to drive

manipulear - to manipulate

manufacturar - to manufacture

manuscribir - to write by hand

maquillar - to make up

maquinar - to machinate, to plot

maravillar - to amaze

marchar - to walk, to march, to go

mascar - to chew

materializar - to materialize

matizar - to match

matricular - to register, to enroll, to matriculate

mediar - to intermediate, to be in the middle

medir - to measure

meditar - to meditate, to think about sth.

mejorar - to better, to improve, to recover

memorizar - to memorize

mencionar - to mention, to refer, to name

mendigar - to beg

mentir - to lie

mimar - to pamper

mitigar - to mitigate, to allay, to alleviate

moderar - to moderate, to reduce (velocidad)

modernizar - to modernize

modular - to modulate

mojar - to wet, to moisten

mojonear - to spin a yarn, to tell stories (some

countries)

moldear - to shape

moler - to grind

monologar - to deliver a monologue

monolopizar - to monopolize

montar - to ride

moquear - to run the nose

morder - to bite

mortificar - to mortify, to upset

movilizar - to mobilize

multar - to fine

muletear - to fight with the muleta (toro)

multiplicar - to multiply

municipalizar - to municipalize

murmurar - to murmur

mutilar - to mutilate

madrugar - to get up early

malcriar - to spoil, to bring up badly

malherir - to hurt to death

malversar - to embezzle

manifestar - to declare

manipular - to manipulate, to handle, to operate

marear - to make sick

mear - to piss, to pee

mecer - to swing, to rock, to sway

menear - to shake, to move, to stir

menguar - to diminish, to reduce

menospreciar - to scorn, to disdain, to underestimate

mentar - to mention

merodear - to maraud, to prowl around

morar - to dwell

motivar - to motivar, to rationalize

mudar - to move

mártir - martyr

marrar - weakness

minimizar - minimize

manosear - tamper

mofarse - taunt

militarizar - militarize

masturbar - masturbate

minorar - lessen

momificar - mummify

multiplexar - multiplex

menoscabar - damage

masturbarse - masturbate

manager - boss, manager

medicar - medicate

minar - undermine

marchitarse - fade, wilt, wither

menstruar - menstruate

miniaturizar - miniaturize

mecanizar - mechanize

mordisquear - champ

monopolizar - monopolize

malvender - undersell

micronizar - micronize

moralizar - moralize

militar - militate

mirarse - seem

nacer - to be born

nadar - to swim

navegar - to navigate, sail

necesitar - to need, require

negar - to deny, refuse

negarse - to refuse

negociar - to negotiate

nevar - to snow, to whiten

notar - to note, notice, observe

nacionalizar - to nationalize, to naturalize

narrar - to narrate, to tell

naturalizar - to naturalize

naufragar - to be shipwrecked, to suffer wreck

necear - to mess around

neutralizar - to neutralize

nidificar - to nest

nombrar - to name

nominar - to nominate, to name

noquear - to knock out

normalizar - to normalize

normar - to control, to regulate

noticiar - to inform

notificar - to notify, to inform

novelar - to write a novel about

numerar - to number, to enumerate, to count

nutrir - to nourish

nivelar - to level, to grade, to make even

nublar - to become cloudy

nacionalizarse - naturalize

nausear - nauseate

nublarse - overcast

obedecer - to obey

obligar - to oblige

obtener - to obtain, get

ocurrir - to occur, happen

odiar - to hate

ofender - to offend

ofrecer - to offer

o&iacute;r - to hear

oler - to smell

olvidar - to forget

organizar - to organize

obcecar - to blind

objetar - to object

obliterar - to obliterate, to erase

obrar - to build, to work

obsequiar - to give a gift

observar - to observe

obsesionar - to obsess, to haunt

obstinar - to insist

obturar - to block

ocasionar - to cause, to bring, to out

ocupar - to take up, to concern, to take care

ocultar - to hide

ofertar - to offer

oficiar - to officiate

ofrendar - to offer (religioso)

ofuscar - to dazzle (brillo/sol), to blind (celos)

ojear - to look at

olfatear - to smell, to sniff

omitir - to omit, to overlook

ondear - to wave, to waver

ondular - to wave

opacar - to make opaque

operar - to operate

opinar - to think

oponer - to oppose

opositar - to take a competitive examination

oprimir - to oppress, to press

optar - to opt

optimizar - to optimize

orar - to pray

ordenar - to tidy up, to sort out, to order

originar - to cause, to lead to, to appear

ornar - to adorn

ornamentar - to adorn

osar - to dare

oscilar - to oscillate, to fluctuate

oscurecer - to darken

otorgar - to grant

oir - to hear

orientar - to orient

orinar - to urinate, to piss

ostentar - to flaunt, to hold

oxidar - to rust, to oxidize, to oxidate

obscurecerse - to become dim

obstruir - (pres. [obstruyo]), to obstruct

oxear - to shoo

ocluir - occlude

obviar - eliminate, eliminating, get rid of, redress

orientarse - orientate

osificarse - ossify

orquestar - orchestrate

oponerse - oppose

padecer - to suffer

pagar - to pay, pay&nbsp;for

parar - to stop, halt

parecer - to seem, appear

participar - to participate, take part in; to share in; to

inform, notify

pasar - to pass, pass by, go; to pass on, hand; to

spend [time]; to happen

patinar - to skate; to slide, skid

pedir - to request, ask for

pegar - to stick, glue, hit

peinar - to comb

peinarse - to comb one's hair; to do one's hair

pelear - to fight; to brawl, scruffle

pensar - to think

perder - to lose

perdonar - to forgive, pardon, excuse

permanecer - to stay, remain

permitir - to permit, allow

perseguir - to pursue, chase, hunt down

pertenecer - to belong, pertain

picar - to prick, puncture, perforate; to sting, bite

</I> [said of an insect or snake]; <I>to peck

(at)</I>; <I>to itch, sting

pintar - to paint

planchar - to iron, press; to do the ironing

plantar - to plant

poder - to be able, can

poner - to put, place, set

practicar - to practice

predecir - to predict, foretell, forecast

preferir - to prefer

preguntar - to ask, inquire

preguntarse - to wonder, ask oneself

preparar - to prepare, get </I>[something] <I>ready

preservar - to preserve, &nbsp;protect

prever - to foresee, anticipate, envisage, visualize

probar - to taste, try, test

producir - to produce

prohibir - to prohibit, forbid

prometer - to promise

proponer - to propose

proseguir - to continue, proceed with

proteger - to protect

provocar - to provoke

publicar - to publish

purificar - to purify

pacificar - to pacify

pactar - to pact

paginar - to paginate

palabrear - to have a chat about

paladear - to savor, to taste

palmar - to kick the bucket

palmear - to clap hands (note: aplaudir is most

commonly used)

palpar - to feel (with hands), to touch

palpitar - to palpitate, to beat, to throb

paralizar - to paralyze

paragonar - to compare

parasitar - to parasitize

parchar - to patch

parcelar - to divide into plots

parchear - to patch

parir - to give birth, to have a baby, to bear

parlamentar - to parley, to talk

parlotear - to chatter (informal)

parpadear - to blink, to flicker

parrandear - to go out (informal)

particularizar - to distinguish

partir - to leave, to break

pasear - to take a walk

pastar - to graze

pasteurizar - to pasteurize

pastorear - to pasture

patalear - to stamp one&#039;s feet

patear - to kick

patentizar - to display, to demonstrate

patrocinar - to sponsor

patrullar - to patrol, to go on patrol

pautar - to rule, to regulate

pavear - to clown, to lark around

pavonar - to blue

payasear - to clown around

pecar - to sin, to transgress

pedalear - to pedal

pelar - to peel

pelechar - to molt, to grow hair

peligrar - to be in danger

pellizcar - to pinch

penetrar - to penetrate, to seep through

perecer - to perish, to die

peregrinar - to make a pilgrimage

percibir - to perceive

perfeccionar - to improve, to perfect

perfilar - to streamline, to shape

perforar - to perforate, to pierce

perfumar - to perfume

perjudicar - to damage, to harm

perjurar - to commit perjury

permutar - to swap, to exchange, to permute

pernoctar - to stay overnight

perpetrar - to perpetrate

perorar - to hold forth

perpetuar - to perpetuate

perseverar - to persevere

persistir - to persist

personalizar - to personalize

persuadir - to persuade

pesar - to weigh

pescar - to fish

pesta&ntilde;ear - to blink

pilotear - to pilot

pisar - to step on

platicar - to talk, to chat

plagar - to plague

planear - to plan, to glide, to plane

plegar - to fold, to bend, to submit

posar - to pose, to put, to lay down

poseer - to possess

preciar - to appraise, to value

precipitar - to precipitate, to throw oneself

headlong, to rush

predicar - to preach

predominar - to predominate

preocupar - to worry, to preoccupy

preponderar - to preponderate, to predominate

presagiar - to presage

prescindir - to disregard

prescribir - to prescribe

preseleccionar - to shorlist, to preselect

presentar - to present

presentir - to have a feeling

presionar - to press

prestar - to loan

presuponer - to presuppose

prevaler - to prevail

prevenir - to prevent

principiar - to begin, to commence

privar - to deprive

proceder - to come from, to proceed, to continue

procesar - to process, to prosecute

proclamar - to proclaim

procrear - to procreate

procurar - to obtain, to try, to procure

profesionalizar - to professionalize

proferir - to utter

profesar - to profess

profundizar - to deepen

prolongar - to prolong

pronunciar - to pronounce

propagar - to propagate, to spread

proporcionar - to supply

protestar - to protest, to object

proyectar - to project, to cast, to throw

pujar - to struggle, to strain

pulir - to polish

pulsar - to press, to push

palidecer - to wane

parecer - to seem, to look alike, to resemble

eachother

penar - to suffer, to penalize, to punish

pender - to hang

perturbar - to perturb, to disturb

pervertir - to pervert

pillar - to catch, to plunder

pinchar - to prick, to puncture

planificar - to plan

plantear - to raise, to think

poblar - to inhabit, to populate

podar - to prune, to trim

portar - to take, to behave

posponer - to put off, to put in second place, to

postpone

postergar - to delay, to pass over, to postpone

potenciar - to strengthen

preceder - to precede, to go before, to have priority

over

precisar - to need, to describe

premorir - to die before another person

preñar - to get pregnant, to fertilize

prender - to light, to set fire to

presumir - to boast, to presume, to suppose

pretender - to pretend, to solicit, to seek

prevalecer - to prevail

priorizar - to give priority

profetizar - to prophesy

programar - to program, to schedule

progresar - to progress

promocionar - to promote

promover - to promote

propalar - to publish

prostituir - to prostitute

protagonizar - to star in

proveer - to provide, to supply, to supply oneself

provenir - to come from, to stem fromm

pudrir - to rot, to putrefy, to corrupt

pulverizar - to pulverize

puntuar - to punctuate, to score

pararse - to stop

pasearse - to take a walk

ponderar - to ponder, consider, weigh

precipitarse - to rush down

presenciar - to witness

profanar - to profane, desecrate

picotear - chop

preocuparse - worry

premeditar - premeditate

propulsar - propel

procurarse - purchase

pulular - teem

polarizar - polarize

posibilitar - enable

personificar - impersonate

pavimentar - pave

particular - business deal

plisar - pleat

perpendicular - orthographical, perpendicular,

upright, vertical

promulgar - enact

presidir - preside

prorrogar - extend

propender - incline, tend, tilt

prepararse - ready (get ~)

popularizar - popularize

ponerse - put on (clothes), commence

predestinar - foreordain

par - pair

predeterminar - predetermine

parecerse - resemble

proliferar - proliferate

prefabricar - prefabricate

pizcar - nip, pinch

peculiar - particular

preordenar - foreordain

plagiar - plagiarize

pilar - pillar, pillars

pulmonar - pulmonary

popar - caress

púlsar - pulsar

prefijar - preset

poderse - can (v)

pulimentar - flatten, smooth

probarse - try on

pudrirse - putrefy

prorratear - apportion

perderse - lose, lose one's way

pulgar - thumb

pertrechar - equip

puntear - stipple

porrear - discommode, vex

pleitear - litigate

prosperar - thrive

petrificar - petrify

pisotear - trample

privatizar - privatize

primar - primate

quebrar - to break, smash; to fail, go bankrupt

quebrarse - to break, smash, get broken

quedar - to stay, remain, be left; to be [indicating

location]

quedarse - to stay [behind], remain [behind]

quemar - to burn [up], set on fire, scald, scorch; to

be burning hot

querer - to want, love

quitar - to take away

quejar - to complain, to protest

quejarse - to complain

quitarse - take off (clothes), dismiss, unseat

quehacer - boutique, trade

quásar - quasar

realizar - to achieve, attain, accomplish, realize

rechazar - to reject; to push back, repel

recibir - to receive; to welcome, greet

reciclar - to recycle; to retrain [a person]

recoger - to pick up

recomendar - to recommend

reconocer - to recognize

recordar - to remember, remind

reducir - to reduce

regalar - to give [as a gift]; to present; to give away;

to treat royally, pamper

regar - to water, irrigate, wash, sprinkle, spray

regatear - to haggle (over), bargain (over)

regir - to rule, govern, be in charge of, be at the

head of

registrar - to register, record; to search

registrarse - to register [oneself]

regresar - to return, go back

regular - to regulate, adjust, control

rehusar - to refuse

reinar - to reign, rule

re&iacute;r - to laugh

renacer - to be reborn

renovar - to renew; to renovate

renunciar - to renounce, surrender, resign

re&ntilde;ir - to quarrel, fight; to scold, tell off,

reprimand

reparar - to repair, mend, restore

repetir - to repeat

replicar - to reply, answer back

reportar - to bring, carry; to obtain; to report,

inform; to denounce, accuse

requerir - to require, need; to request, ask; to send

for, call for

reservar - to reserve; to keep, keep in reserve

respetar - to respect

respirar - to breathe, breathe in, inhale

responder - to respond, answer, reply to

resultar - to turn out (to be), prove [to be], ensue

revelar - to reveal, disclose; to develop [film]

rezar - to pray

robar - to rob, steal, burgle, break into

rogar - to plead, beg, ask for

romper - to break

rabiar - to rage

racionar - to ration

racionalizar - to rationalize

radicalizar - to radicalize, to intensify

radicar - to lie (problema)

radiografiar - to x-ray

radiotelegrafiar - to radiotelegraph

raer - to scrape, to smooth

rajar - to crack, to tear

ralentizar - to slow down

rapar - to shave (cabeza)

raptar - to kidnap

rascar - to scratch, to scrape, to rasp

rasgar - to tear

raspar - to scrape

rasquetear - to scrape, to groom

rastrear - to comb (lugar), to track, to trail

rastrillar - to rake

rasurar - to shave

ratificar - to ratify

rayar - to scratch, to line, to border

razonar - to reason

reaccionar - to react

reajustar - to adjust

reanudar - to restart, to resume, to renew

reamar - to rearm

reaparecer - to reappear

reasumir - to reassume

reavivar - to revive

rebajar - to reduce, to discount, to humiliated

rebanar - to slice

reba&ntilde;ar - to mop up (informal)

rebatir - to refute

rebelarse - to rebel

rebobinar - to rewind

rebosar - to brim

rebotar - to bounce, to rebound

rebozar - to coat (huevos)

rebrotar - to produce, to sprout

rebuscar - to search carefully

recalentar - to reheat, to warm over

recapacitar - to reconsider

recapitular - to recapitulate

recargar - to recharge, to overload, to overdecorate

recetar - to prescribe

recitar - to recite, to read

reclamar - to demand, to protest, to complain

reclinar - to recline

recuperar - to recover

redactar - to write

reemplazar - to replace

reenforzar - to reinforce

referir - to refer

refinar - to refine

reformar - to reform

reforzar - to reinforce

refundir - to recast

refutar - to refute

regañar - to scold, to tell off

regenerar - to regenerate

reglamentar - to regulate

regocijar - to delight, to fill with joy

rehacer - to remake

reiterar - to reiterate, to repeat

relanzar - to throw back, to repel

relatar - to relate, to recount

rellenar - to refill, to fill with, to fill in

relumbrar - to dazzle, to sparkle

remarcar - to emphasize, to underline

rematar - to liquidate

remorder - to feel guilty

remediar - to remedy

remirar - to look over again

remitir - to refer, to remit

remojar - to soak, to steep, to dunk

remontar - to go up, to move up, to overcome

remover - to remove

rendir - to render, to give up

renegar - to apostatize

reorganizar - to reorganize

repartir - to distribute, to allot

repasar - to check, to go over, to review

reponer - to replace, to reinstate, to recover

reproducir - to reproduce

resecar - to over dry

resolver - to solve

restaurar - to restore

restituir - to restitute, to restore, to return

resucitar - to resuscitate

retar - to challenge

retardar - to slow down, to delay

retirar - to take away, to retire

retrasar - to delay, to defer, to retard

retratar - to paint a portrait

reunir - to gather, to collect

revocar - to revoke, to plaster, to abolish

revolotear - to fly around

revolver - to turn around

ridiculizar - to ridicule

rimar - to rhyme

rizar - to curl

rociar - to spray, to sprinkle

rodear - to surround

roncar - to snore

rondar - to patrol, to hang around, to court

rotar - to rotate, to take turns

rotular - to label

rallar - to grate, to shred

rebelar - to rebel, to revolt

reblandecer - to soften

recabar - to manage to obtain, to request

recaer - to fall, to fall again, to fall back

recaudar - to take, to collect, to recover

recluir - to imprison, to lock up, to confine

recobrar - to recover, to recuperate

recolectar - to harvest, to gather, to collect

reconciliar - to reconcile, to make it up

reconquistar - to reconquer

reconstruir - to reconstruct, to rebuild

reconvertir - to reconvert, to restructure

recorrer - to travel, to walk around, to tour

recortar - to cut, to trim

recostar - to lay

recrudecer - to break down again

recurrir - to resort to, to turn to

redimir - to redeem, to ransom

reelegir - to reelect

reenviar - to resend, to return, to forward

reescribir - to write again, to correct a written text

reexpedir - to reissue

reflejar - to reflect

reflexionar - to think, to consider, to reflect

refrigerar - to cool

rehuir - to shy away from

reincidir - to backslide, to relapse

reintegrar - to refund, to reimburse

reir - to laugh

relacionar - to relate, to connect, to put in touch

relajar - to relax

relamer - to lick again, to smack one&lsquo;s lips

relevar - to emboss, to relieve, to replace

relucir - to shine

remendar - to improve

remolcar - to tow, to tug, to drag

remplazar - to replace

renombrar - to rename

repensar - to rethink

replegar - to fold

reposar - to rest, to lie

reprender - to reprimand, to scold, to tell off

representar - to represent

reprimir - to repress, to check, to repress oneself

reprobar - to reprove, to disapprove

reprochar - to reproach

resbalar - to slide, to skid

rescatar - to rescue, to save, to recover

reseñar - to review

resfriar - to catch a cold

residir - to reside, to live

resistir - to resist, to endure, to bear

resollar - to snort

resonar - to resonate

resoplar - to puff

respaldar - to endorse

resplandecer - to shine

restablecer - to restore

restar - to subtract, to deduct, to reduce

restregar - to scour, to scrub , to chafe

restringir - to restrict

resumir - to sum up, to condense, to summarize

resurgir - to reappear, to reemerge

retener - to retain

retorcer - to wring

retozar - to frolic, to smooch

retraer - to retract, to put off, to dissuade

retribuir - to repay, to recompense, to reward

retroceder - to go back, to recede

reutilizar - to re use, to use again

reventar - to burst

revertir - to revert

revestir - to decorate the walls

revisar - to inspect, to revise, to check

revolcar - to revolt

rodar - to roll, to travel

roer - to gnaw

ronronear - to purr

rozar - to touch, to brush

ruborizar - to blush

rugir - to roar, to rumble

recelar - to distrust; =--se de=, to distrust

recrearse - to amuse one's self

refrenar - to rein in, stop

refrescarse - to recuperate, gain new strength

regalarse - to treat one's self

repicar - to sound, ring, toll

retemblar, (ie) - to tremble

reunirse - to join; reunite, meet again

revender - resell

resorber - reabsorb

realzar - increments, to increase

relegar - relegate

recular - flinch

rehogar - braise

recompensar - reward

retocar - freshen, refresh, refreshing

recauchutar - recap

repetirse - recur

reembolsar - repay

reformatear - reformat

reconsiderar - reconsider

revolucionar - revolutionize

repugnar - hate

remunerar - remunerate

reinstalar - reinstall

rebasar - outgrow

redondear - roundoff, round off

reduplicar - reduplicate, redouble

reabrir - reopen

rezumar - ooze

replantar - replant

recatar - conceal

reintentar - retry

refocilarse - gloat

reiniciar - reboot

resentirse - resent

referirse - refer

renumerar - renumber

recuperarse - recover

repatriar - repatriate

rebajarse - grovel

revalidar - certify, ratify

remar - row

ramificar - branch

readmitir - readmit

reagrupar - regroup, resettle

remodelar - remodel

reactivar - reactivate

reirse - laugh at

reverberar - reverberate

rarificar - dilute

reivindicar - claim back, reclaim

regentar - route

redoblar - redouble

ramonear - browse

reencender - rekindle

rezumarse - infiltrate

reasegurar - reinsure

revaluar - revalue

reasignar - reallocate

rembolsar - refund (v), reimburse

revolcarse - flail

rezagarse - loiter

radiar - radiate

redundar - redound

rectificar - emend, rectify

rechinar - gnash, squeak

regocijarse - exult

reconstituir - reconstitute, recontruct

reestructurar - rearrange, restructure

recopilar - compile

reinvertir - reinvest

reabastecer - restock

recriminar - disburden, disencumber, exonerate

reclutar - recruit

reencarnar - reincarnate

redibujar - redraw

recomenzar - recommence

redistribuir - redistribute

rasar - round down, wipe off

repesar - reweigh

roncear - dawdle, loiter

retractarse - recant, retract

rentar - rent (v) (n), yield

resarcirse - recoup

rezagar - bereave

refractar - refract

rejuvenecer - rejuvenate

rumiar - ruminate

refrescar - freshen, refresh

reafirmar - reaffirm

reacondicionar - recondition

repintar - repaint

recrear - re-create, recreate

retomar - retake

relajarse - relax

retumbar - din, thud, to drone

reanimar - reanimate

rendirse - give in, give up, surrender

repudiar - disavow, disown, repudiate

rasguear - strum

rivalizar - emulates, vie

rehabilitar - reinstate

rearmar - rearm

regularizar - regularize

recalibrar - recalibrate

regurgitar - regurgitate

sacar - to take out, stick out

sacrificar - to sacrifice

sacudir - to shake, beat, flap

salir - to leave, go out

saltar - to jump, leap; to jump over, leap over; to

omit, skip, leave out

saludar - to greet, salute, hail, welcome

salvar - to save, rescue; to except, exclude

satirizar - to satirize

secar - to dry, dry up, dry off, wipe dry

secarse - to dry, dry off, dry up

seguir - to follow, continue

sentarse - to sit down, seat oneself

sentir - to feel, regret

se&ntilde;alar - to point out, point to, indicate; to

signal; to mark

servir - to serve

significar - to signify, mean

simbolizar - to symbolize, represent, stand for

situar - to place, put, situate

sobrevivir - to survive, outlive, outlast

soler - to be accustomed to, be accustomed to

soñar - to dream

sonre&iacute;r - to smile

soportar - to support, hold up, bear; to put up with,

tolerate

sorprender - to surprise, take by surprise, startle,

amaze

subir - to go up, rise, move up, climb; to lift up,

raise up

suceder - to happen; to succeed, follow

sufrir - to suffer; to undergo, experience, put up

with

sugerir - to suggest

suponer - to suppose

surgir - to arise, emerge, spring up, come out,

appear

suspirar - to sigh

sustituir - to substitute, replace

saber - to know, to know how to + infinitive

saborear - to enjoy

saciar - to satiate

salar - to salt, to season with salt

saldar - to sell off (productos), to settle (cuenta), to

pay off (deuda)

salivar - to salivate

salpicar - to sprinkle, to spray

saltear - to sauté

sanar - to heal

sancionar - to sanction, to authorize, to punish

sanear - to reorganize

santificar - to sanctify

santiguar - to bless, to make the sign of the cross

over

saquear - to pillage, to loot, to sack

sargentear - to boss around

satisfacer - to please, to satisfy

saturar - to saturate

sazonar - to season

secretear - to whisper, to gossip

secuenciar - to arrange in sequence

secuestrar - to kidnap, to hijack, to sequestration

secularizar - to secularize

secundar - to help, to aid

sedar - to soothe, to quiet, to sedate

seducir - to seduce

segregar - to segregate

seleccionar - to select, to choose

sellar - to stamp, to seal

sembrar - to seed

semejar - to resemble

sensacionalizar - to sensationalize

sensibilizar - to sensitize

sentenciar - to sentence

se&ntilde;alizar - to signpost

separar - to separate

sepultar - to bury

ser - to be

serenar - to soothe, to calm

serializar - to serialize

serrar - to saw

serruchar - to saw

sermonear - to sermonize

sentar - to sit

sesionar - to be in session

sestear - to have a siesta

siestear - to have a siesta

signar - to sign

silabear - to syllabify

silbar - to whistle

silenciar - to silence, to keep, to quiet

simpatizar - to hit if off, to get along

simplificar - to simplify

simular - to pretend, to simulate

simultanear - to do together

sincopar - to syncopate

sincronizar - to synchronize, to time, to tune in

sindicar - to acusar, to charge with

singularizar - to make special

sintetizar - to synthesize, to summarize

sobrar - to surpass, to be more than enough, to

remain

sobronar - to bribe

sobreactuar - to overact

socializar - to socialize

solidificar - to solidify

solicitar - to request

soltar - to loosen

solucionar - to solve

sondar - to probe

sondear - to sound, to probe, to sound out

sintonizar - to tune in, to syntonize

sitiar - to besiege

sobregirar - to overdraw

sobreponer - to superimpose

sobresalir - to stand out, to excel

sobresaltar - to frighten, to attack, to alarm

sobrevenir - to come upon, to happen

socorrer - to help, to aid

sofocar - to suffocate, to stifle, to smother

sollozar - to sob, to whimper

sombrar - to shade

someter - to submit

sonar - to sound

soplar - to blow

sorber - to slurp, to soak

sortear - to draw lots of, to raffle, to overcome

sospechar - to suspect

sostener - to hold up, to support

suavizar - to soften

subastar - to auction

sublimar - to sublimate, to sublime

subordinar - to subordinate

subrayar - to underline

subsistir - to subsist

substraer - to substract

subvencionar - to subsidize

subvenir - to provide for needs

subvertir - to subvert

sucumbir - to succumb

sudar - to perspire

sugestionar - to influence

sujetar - to hold, to fasten, to secure

sumar - to add

sumergir - to submerge

suministrar - to supply, to provide

superar - to exceed, to overcome

suplantar - to supplant, to take the place of

suplicar - to supplicate, to beg, to implore

suprimir - to suppress, to omit, to cancel

surtir - to supply, to stock, to provide

suscribir - to subscribe

suspender - to suspend, to cancel, to hang

susurrar - to whisper

sutilizar - to file, to refine

sangrar - to bleed

segar - to cut off, to harvest

segmentar - to segment

sesgar - to slant, to slope

sobrevolar - to fly over

soldar - to weld

sosegar - to calm

soterrar - to bury

subarrendar - to sublease

sublevar - to incite to rebellion, to rouse to revolt, to

infuriate

subseguir - to follow immediately, to continue

substituir - to substitute

subyugar - to subjugate

suicidar - to commit suicide

sumir - to plunge

supervisar - to supervise

surcar - to plough

surmergir - to submerge, to plunge, to sink

sustraer - to steal, to remove, to subtract

socavar - to dig

sentirse - to feel (reflexive)

sombrear - overshadow

similar - similar

sobornar - bribe

solar - land lot, solar

subscribir - underwrite

sobreentender - presuppose

setter - setter

subdividir - subdivide

sobrescribir - overtype, overwrite, superscribe

suscribirse - subscribe

sistematizar - systematize

superponer - overlap, overlay, superpose

sobrepasar - exceed, excel, outclass, outrange,

outnumber

suscitar - evoke

sobrecargar - overburden, overstress

subestimar - underestimate, underrate, undervalue

secretar - eliminate

sabotear - sabotage

saltarse - skip

sobrestimar - overestimate

solaparse - overlap

solazar - delectation

solemnizar - solemnize

salirse - elapse, rundown

subexponer - underexpose

sobrealimentar - overfeed

sobrepujar - outclass, surpass

soliviantar - discompose

sorprenderse - to be surprised

solapar - overlap

separarse - secede

sonar ambicionar - dream (v)

solear - bask

solventar - settle

suplementar - recruit, replenish, supplement

suputar - calculate, compute, quote, work out

tapar - to cover; to put the lid on, put the cap on, put

the stopper in </I>[a container]; <I>to cover up,

hide, conceal

tardar - to delay, take a long time, be long, be slow

[in doing something]

temer - to fear

tener - to have

terminar - to finish, end

tirar - to throw, hurl; to shoot, fire; to throw away;

to pull [out]

tomar - to take, drink

torcer - to twist, bend, warp, wring, sprain

toser - to cough

trabajar - to work

traducir - to translate

traer - to bring; to get, fetch; to carry

tragar - to swallow, drink up, gulp down; to absorb,

soak up; to put up with

tratar - to treat, handle

triunfar - to triumph, win

tropezar - to trip, stumble, slip up

tabicar - to wall up

tablear - to pleat

tabletear - to rattle

tabular - to tabulate

tachar - to cross out

taclear - to tackle

tajar - to slice

tajear - to slash

taladrar - to drill

talar - to cut down

tallar - to sculpt, to cut, to carve

tamizar - to sieve

tañer - to play music, to play

tapizar - to uphoster, to hang tapestry

tartamudear - to stutter, to stammer

teclear - to type, to key, to play the piano

tejer - to knit, to spin, to weave

telefonear - to telephone

telegrafiar - to telegraph, to cable a telegram

temblar - to shake

tender - to spread out

tentar - to tempt

teorizar - to theorize

testificar - to testify

testar - to make a will, to testament

titular - to title, to entitle

tocar - to touch, to play (instrument)

tolerar - to tolerate

torturar - to torture, to torment

tostar - to toast

trabar - to lock, to tie, to join

traicionar - to betray

tramitar - to process

trascender - to extend

transcribir - to transcribe

transitar - to journey, to travel, to transit

transformar - to transform

transmitir - to transmit, to broadcast

transpirar - to perspire, to sweat

transponer - to transpose, to transfer

transportar - to transport

tranquilizar - to tranquillize, to calm, to reassure

tranzar - to trick, to cheat

trasegar - to decant

trascolar - to strain

trasladar - to move, to transfer, to travel

traspasar - to go, to traspass, to cross

trastornar - to upset, to disturb

trazar - to draw, to sketch, to draw up

trenzar - to braid

trepar - to climb

tributar - to pay tribute

trinchar - to slice

trillar - to wear out

triplicar - to triplicate, to triple

triturar - to crush, to grind

trizar - to tear to shreds

trocar - to barter, to exchange, to change

trocear - to cut, to crack, to chap

tronar - to thunder, to rant

tronzar - to slice

trotar - to trot

tutear - to address as &quot;tú&quot;, to be in

familiar terms

turbar - to disturb

tumbar - to knock down, to lie down

templar - to temper

teñir - to dye

tergiversar - to distort, to twist

tiranizar - to be a tyrant

titubear - to hesitate, to stammer

torear - to fight a bull, to dodge, to make fun of

tornar - to return, to become

traficar - to deal, to trade, to pass

transbordar - to transfer, to transship

transcurrir - to pass, to elapse

transferir - to transfer

transfundir - to tranfuse, to transmit, to spread

transgredir - to break

transmutar - to transmute

trasgredir - to transgress

traslucir - to show, to reveal

trasplantar - to transplant

tasar - appraise

traumatizar - traumatize

tiznar - grime

tremolar - oscillate

transmigrar - transmigrate

tintinear - chime, ring the bell

traslumbrar - dazzle, glare

transfigurar - transfigure

tartar - try

trapalear - chat

tragarse - swallow

topar - thrust

tartalear - waver

televisar - televise, telecast

telar - loom

temblequear - dodder

tiritar - shiver

topetar - stumble

truncar - garble

timbrar - ring (v)

tinturar - dye

trastrocar - confuse

timar - cheat

tantear - overturn

usar - to use

utilizar - to use, utilize

ubicar - to locate

ultimar - to finish off

ultrajar - to outrage, to insult, to offend

ulular - to hoot

unificar - to unify

uniformar - to make uniform

unir - to unite, to join

ungir - to anoint, to put ointment on

untar - to smear, to grease, to bribe

urbanizar - to urbanize

urdir - to warp

usurpar - to usurp

urgir - to be urgent

unirse - unite

uncir - chuck

vaciar - to empty

valer - to be worth

variar - to vary

vencer - to conquer, defeat, beat, overcome, win; to

expire, cease to apply

vender - to sell

venir - to come

ver - to see

verificar - to verify, check, inspect

viajar - to travel, journey

violar - to violate; to rape

visitar - to visit

vivir - to live

volar - to fly

volver - to return, go back

vomitar - to vomit, throw up, bring up

votar - to vote

vacar - to fall vacant, to be left vacant

vacilar - to hesitate

vacunar - to vaccinate

vagabundear - to roam, to idle

vagar - to roam, to wander

validar - to validate

vallar - to fence in, to barricade

valsar - to waltz

valorar - to value

valorizar - to value, to fix the price

vaticinar - to vaticinate, to foretell, to predict

vedar - to prohibit, to forbid (rarely used)

vegetar - to grow, to vegetate

velar - to watch, to keep a vigil over, to veil

vendar - to bandage

venerar - to revere, to worship

vengar - to avenge, to take revenge

ventear - to sniff, to air

ventilar - to ventilate

veranear - to spend the summer

versar - to be on

versificar - to versify

versionar - to do a cover version of, to cover

verter - to spill

vestir - to dress

vibrar - to vibrate

viciar - to get into a bad habit

victimizar - to victimize

vigilar - to watch, to guard, to invigilate

vigorizar - to invigorate

vincular - to link

vindicar - to vindicate

violentar - to force

visar - to endorse, to visa

vitalizar - to revitalize

vitorear - to cheer

vitrificar - to vitrify

vitrinear - to window shop (rarely used)

vituperar - to scold, to vituperate against, to

condemn

vivificar - to revitalize

vocalizar - to vocalize

vocear - to voice, to shout, to yell

vociferar - to shout, to yell

volatizar - to volatilize

volear - to turn, to toss

voltear - to turn over, to knock down

vomitar - to vomit

vosear - to address a person using the vos form

vulgarizar - to vulgarize

vulnerar - to infringe, to violate

vapulear - to beat

vetar - to veto

virar - to tack, to turn round

vislumbrar - to glimpse, to see

visualizar - to see, to make out, to discern

volcar - to upset

vestirse - to dress oneself, get dressed

vertir - shed

vulcanizar - vulcanize

volverse - become

vadear - wade

yacer - to lie, to be lying

yuxtaponer - juxtapose

yugular - jugular

yodar - iodize

zambullirse - to dive, plunge

zafar - to clear, to free, to escape

zumbar - to buzz, to hum (motor)

zurcir - to darn, to mend

zambullir - to plunge

zampar - to gobble, to wolf down

zapatear - to tap with one‘s foot, to illtreat

zarpar - to set sail

zurrar - to curry, to drub, to defeat

zanjar - excavate

zurriagar - scourge, whips

zampuzar - pawls, snitch

zanganear - mooch

zamparse - guzzle

zozobrar - miscarry

zurrir - to whir