Every tense, conjugated

referir

to report; to relate

refigurar

to reappear

refilar

to trim; to give; to deliver

refinanciar

to refinance

refinar

to refine

refirmar

to re-sign; to sign again

reflectar

to reflect (sound, light)

reflejar

to reflect

reflexar

archaic spelling of reflejar

reflexionar

to reflect; to consider, think about, ponder

reflorecer

to reflourish; to flourish again

reflotar

to refloat

refluir

to flow back; synonym of redundar

refocilar

to delight; to gloat

reforestar

to reforest

reforjar

to reforge

reformalizar

to send to a reformatory

reformar

to reform

reformatear

to reformat

reformular

to reformulate, to rethink, to reshape, to redesign; to rephrase, to reword, to reframe

refortificar

to refortify

reforzar

to reinforce, to bolster, to buttress; to strengthen, to increase, to beef up (the level, strength, amount of)

refotografiar

to rephotograph, to take a photograph again

refractar

to refract

refregar

to rub; to scrub, scour

refrenar

to rein in, contain

refrendar

to authorize, endorse

refrescar

to refresh; to jog (stimulate a person's memory)

refreír

to refry; to over fry

refrigerar

to refrigerate

refringir

to refringe, to refract; to reflect, to mirror, to show

refugiar

to shelter, to provide shelter for; to take shelter

refulgir

to shine, to glean (usually said of moonlight)

refuncionalizar

to refunctionalize

refundar

to relaunch

refundir

to recast, to resmelt (to melt and recast a metal); to revise, to rewrite

refunfuñar

to grumble; to blather, mumble (speak gibberish)

refutar

to refute

regalar

to give as a present, to gift; to regale, entertain

regalonear

to pamper, indulge; to caress

regar

to irrigate; to water

regatear

to bargain; to barter

regazar

synonym of arregazar

regañar

to scold, to tell off; to gripe, complain, whine

regenerar

to regenerate

regentar

to manage; run; be in charge (of)

regentear

to manage

regimentar

to regiment

regionalizar

to regionalize

regir

to rule, govern, be in charge of, reign; to take

registrar

to register, record; to examine, inspect, search

reglamentar

to establish rules for

reglar

to rule (put lines using e.g. a ruler); to regulate

regobernar

to regovern, to govern again

regocijar

to delight; to rejoice, to take delight

regodearse

to be fussy; to gloat, enjoy, delight, wallow

Not available for this verb.

regoldar

to belch, burp (expel gas loudly or rudely from the stomach through the mouth)

regrabar

to rerecord

regresar

to return, go back, come back

reguardar

to watch, to look carefully; to be protected