Every tense, conjugated

ababillarse

to be sick with the stifle (of horses and other quadrupeds)

Not available for this verb.

abacanar

To instill the behavior of a snobby, rich person.

abacorar

to attack; to pursue relentlessly, to harass

abadernar

to fasten with short ropes

abajar

to lower; to go down, to descend

abalanzar

to propel; to balance, compensate

abaldonar

to humiliate; to turn vile

abalear

to shoot

abaluartar

to fortify with bastions

abanar

to fan; to fan a flame with a makeshift fan

abancalar

to terrace

abanderar

to put a flag on; to register a boat under a particular nationality

abanderizar

to polarize; to divide into factions

abandonar

to abandon, to leave; to neglect

abanicar

to fan (to blow air on something by means of a fan)

abarajar

to catch (something falling); to catch; twig; get (understand)

abaratar

to make cheaper, to reduce the price of

abarbetar

to lash (with rope, cord, etc.)

abarcar

to embrace (to hold with the arms); to include, to encompass, to comprise, to contain, to make up; to range, to span

abarloar

to raft up

abarquillar

to crinkle; to crinkle up

abarracar

to construct barracks

abarrar

to throw with force

abarrotar

to pack; to bar

abastar

to supply; to be enough; to suffice

abastardar

to degrade, debase, bastardize; to degrade, degenerate

abastecer

[with de ‘something’] to supply with

abastionar

to fortify with bastions

abatanar

to full, mill (clothing); to beat, hit, abase

abatatar

to frighten; to embarrass

abatir

to bring down, to shoot down; to swoop down

abatojar

to thresh

abañar

to sift

abdicar

to abdicate, relinquish

abducir

to abduce, to abduct (draw away from the median axis of the body)

abejear

to be vigilant

abejonear

to buzz

abejorrear

to buzz

abeldar

to winnow

abemolar

to soften, to lower the voice

aberrar

to aberrate

abestializar

to stultify, to bestialize

abetunar

to shine with shoe polish

abigarrar

to paint in many colors, make colorful paints

abisagrar

to hinge (to attach by a hinge)

abismar

to plunge or sink into; to confuse

abjurar

to abjure, renounce, disavow

ablacionar

to ablate

ablandar

to soften, to soothe; to become less severe

ablandecer

to soften

abluir

to ablute, wash

abnegar

to renounce

abobar

to cause to become stupid; to amaze, bewilder

abocar

to pour from one container to another; to seize or grab with the mouth

abocetar

to sketch

abochornar

to overheat; to embarrass; to cause to blush

abocinar

to shape like trumpet; to flare

abofar

to swell up

abofetear

to slap

abogar

to advocate; to defend in court