Every tense, conjugated

platinar

to platinize, to coat with platinum

plañir

to cry and groan

plebiscitar

to hold a plebiscite on; to decide (something) by plebiscite

plegar

to fold

pleitear

to take to court

plisar

to pleat

plorar

archaic form of llorar

plotear

to plot (to print diagrams or graphics using a plotter)

pluralizar

to pluralize

pluriemplear

to work multiple jobs; to moonlight

plurinacionalizar

to multinationalise

poblar

to populate

pochar

to poach

pochear

to poach

podar

to prune

podemizar

to cause to turn into, or adopt the politics of, Podemos; to become like, or adopt the policies of, Podemos

poder

to be able to, can; to be familiar with something, or with someone's personality

podrir

alternative form of pudrir

poetizar

to embellish with poetry; to write poetry

polarizar

to polarize, polarise; to concentrate

polemizar

to argue, debate (about a controversial topic); to polemicize

policopiar

to photocopy; to duplicate

policromar

to paint in various colours

polimedicar

to polymedicate

polimerizar

to polymerize

polinizar

to pollinate (to apply pollen to)

polir

obsolete form of pulir

politiquear

to waffle on about politics; to drone on about politics

politizar

to politicize (US), politicise (UK) (give something political characteristics); to politicize (US), politicise (UK) (make someone politically active)

pololear

to court, woo; to go steady

polucionar

to pollute

polvorear

to powder; to sprinkle with powder

pompear

to act pompously; to pomp; to show off

ponchar

to punch in/punch out (at work); to crimp (to fasten by bending metal so that it squeezes around the parts to be fastened)

ponderar

to ponder, consider; to weight

poner

to put, to put up, to place, to lay; to set, to set up (e.g. set an alarm, set up chairs)

poner el dedo

to tattle on; to betray (someone); to expose (someone) as a wrongdoer or culprit;

Not available for this verb.

pontificar

to pontificate; to orate

ponzoñar

rare form of emponzoñar

popar

to spoil, pamper

popularizar

to popularise (UK), to popularize (US)

pordiosear

to beg

porfiar

to insist, persist; persevere; to argue

pormenorizar

to describe in great detail

pornificar

to pornify

portar

to bear, to carry; to wear (clothes)

portear

to carry; lug; haul; to slam or bang (on a door)

posar

to pose; to stay or lodge in a habitation

poseer

to possess, to own, to hold, to have; to sexually penetrate

posesionar

to hand over; to possess

posibilitar

to make possible

posicionar

to position

positivar

to develop (a photo)

posponer

to postpone

postar

to bet

postear

to put posts of a fence

postensar

to post-tension

postergar

to postpone

postponer

alternative form of posponer

postproducir

to postproduce