Every tense, conjugated

pegarse

to stick, to cling, to adhere; to catch, to be contagious (of a disease, a yawn, an accent, etc.)

Not available for this verb.

pegotear

to stick, paste; to sponge; blag

pegársela

to trick, to put one over on; to cheat on; cuckold

Not available for this verb.

peinar

to comb (something); to comb, to comb through, to search

pelar

to peel (fruits, vegetables); to skin (an animal)

pelear

to fight (to contend in physical conflict); to fight, to argue

pelechar

to molt/moult

peletizar

to pelletize

peligrar

to be in danger

pellizcar

to pinch, nip

pelotear

to have an informal game, play for fun; to twirl around, to swing about

pelotudear

to fuck around, screw around

pelucar

to cut someone's hair; give a haircut; to have one's hair cut; cut one's hair

peluquear

to cut someone's hair; give a haircut; to have one's hair cut; cut one's hair

pelársela

to wank; to not give a shit

Not available for this verb.

penalizar

to penalize

penar

to punish; to suffer

pendejear

to fool around; to procrastinate; to fritter aimlessly or distractedly

pender

to hang, dangle; to be pending, to be undecided

pendonear

to laze around

penetrar

to penetrate

penitenciar

to penance

pensar

to think, ponder; to reflect, think through

pensar en la inmortalidad del cangrejo

to daydream; to contemplate

Not available for this verb.

pensionar

to pension

peorar

to worsen

pepear

to drug someone in order to steal from them

pepenar

to scrounge; to pick up, to collect

peraltar

to bank (a curve); to bank (form into a bank or heap)

perar

apheretic form of esperar (“to wait”)

percanzar

to reach; to touch

percatar

to notice, to observe; to notice, to realize

perchar

to card (with a carding machine)

percibir

to perceive

percolar

to percolate

percudir

to make grimy; to dirty

percutar

alternative form of percutir

percutir

to strike; to tap

perder

to lose; to get lost

perdigar

to fry lighty; to roast lighty

perdonar

to pardon, excuse, forgive

perdurar

to linger, persist; to endure, last

perecear

to postpone, waste time, retard or defer something due to one's laziness, negligence, or sloth

perecer

to die, to perish (cease to live); to long for, to crave

peregrinar

to peregrinate; to travel abroad

perennizar

to make permanent

perfeccionar

to perfect

perfilar

to outline

perforar

to puncture, to pierce, to perforate

performar

to perform

performear

alternative form of performar

perfumar

to scent

pergeñar

to sketch out, draw up

periclitar

to decay, decline, wither

perifonear

to broadcast on the radio

perimetrar

to perimeter

periodizar

to periodize

periquear

To snort cocaine.

peritar

to evaluate as an expert witness

perjudicar

(not in a physical sense) damage, harm, make worse; to malign, defame