Every tense, conjugated

relocalizar

to relocate

relojear

to monitor, check in on, keep an eye on

reluchar

to fight tooth and nail

relucir

to glisten

relumbrar

to glow; to shine

remachar

to rivet; to smash

remanecer

To reappear, to remain.

remangar

to roll up (sleeves); to roll up one's sleeves (figurative meaning)

remanir

to withdraw, to remain retired or withdrawn

remansarse

to slow down, detain, become calm; to slow down, form a pool

Not available for this verb.

remanufacturar

to remanufacture

remar

to paddle; to row

remarcar

to re-mark; to reiterate, stress, emphasise

remasterizar

to remaster

rematar

to finish off; to kill; to complete, to end, bring to an end, terminate

rematricular

to reenroll; to reregister

rembolsar

alternative spelling of reembolsar

remecer

to shake; to rock, to shake up (to greatly impact) (for instance, in the case of an earthquake)

remedar

alternative form of arremedar

remediar

to remedy

remembrar

to rememorate; to remember

rememorar

to reminisce

remendar

to improve, patch, mend, repair, patch up

remeter

to reinsert; to tuck

remezclar

to remix (to mix again); to remix (to create a remix)

remirar

to look at again

remitir

to remit, pardon; to send, transfer

remixar

to remix

remodelar

to remodel

remojar

to steep, soak

remolcar

to tow, take in tow

remoldear

to remold

remolinear

synonym of arremolinar

remolonear

to laze about; to loaf (about)

remontar

to frighten away; to overcome

remorder

to feel guilty, remorse; to cause grief, distress

remotorizar

to reengine

remover

to stir (a liquid); to remove, to take away, to move

remozar

to rejuvenate, make young; to make seem or feel younger

remplazar

alternative form of reemplazar

rempujar

to push off; push out; to push hard; to budge

remudar

to replace; to take over (from); to change one's underpants

remunerar

to remunerate

remusgar

to suspect

renacer

to be reborn

renacionalizar

to renationalize

render

dated form of rendir

renderizar

to render (to generate a display on a computer screen)

rendir

to conquer; to tire, exhaust

renegar

to complain; to deny vigorously, to renounce

renegociar

to renegotiate

renguear

to limp

renombrar

to rename

renominar

to renominate

renovar

to renovate; to renew

renquear

to limp

rentabilizar

to make profitable

rentar

to rent; to be worth it, to be worthwhile

renumerar

to renumber

renunciar

to renounce, to abandon, to give up, to relinquish, to do without; to renounce, to reject