Every tense, conjugated

prevaricar

to prevaricate; to commit perjury

preveer

misspelling of prever

prevenir

to prevent, to forestall, to preempt, to ward off, to stave off; to avert (e.g. a disease, an accident, a disaster, danger)

prever

to foresee, to anticipate; to envisage

previsionar

to prevision

previsualizar

to preview

preñar

to impregnate, make pregnant

primar

to predominate; to give priority

principalizar

to prioritize, to make main

principar

to rule as prince

principiar

to begin

pringar

to drench, dip, or coat in grease or fat; to squeeze a greasy food with bread, as a method of preparing it

pringarla

to croak, snuff it (die); to screw up; mess up (a plan)

Not available for this verb.

printear

to print

priorizar

to prioritize (give something high priority)

privar

to deprive; to prohibit

privatizar

to privatize (release government control to private industry)

privilegiar

to favor

probar

to prove; to test, to demonstrate

problematizar

to make something problematic; to problematize

proceder

to proceed; to move onwards

procesar

to process; to prosecute

procesionar

to carry in a parade or procession

proclamar

to proclaim

procrastinar

to procrastinate

procrear

to procreate

procurar

to try, to attempt, to endeavor; to make sure, to assure

prodigar

to squander, waste, spend lavishly; to lavish

producir

to produce; to occur, to be there, to take place, to happen, to arise, to come about (to be produced)

profanar

to profane

proferir

to utter, let out (especially an insult, curse, sigh or exclamation); to proffer, propose

profesar

to profess

profesionalizar

to professionalize

profetizar

to prophesy

profugar

to go on the run; to flee as a fugitive

profundar

to deepen

profundizar

to deepen; to delve (into something)

programar

to program; to schedule

progresar

to progress

prohibir

to forbid, prohibit, enjoin

prohijar

to adopt

prolapsar

to prolapse

proletarizar

to proletarianize

proliferar

to proliferate

prologar

to preface

prolongar

to prolong, drag out

promediar

to bisect; to determine the average

promesar

to promise

prometer

to promise

promiscuar

to eat meat and fish for the same meal during Lent

promocionar

to promote, to publicise, to plug

promover

to promote, to pioneer, to advance, to foster, to further; to advocate for

promulgar

to enact, to promulgate

pronominalizar

to pronominalize

pronosticar

to forecast, prognosticate, foresee

pronunciar

to pronounce; to deliver a lecture, a speech, etc.

propagar

to propagate

propalar

to reveal, divulge

propasar

to go too far, to get carried away

propender

to be inclined to