Every tense, conjugated

saltear

to sauté, to stir-fry, to pan fry; to skip (disregard, miss or omit part of a continuation (some item or stage))

saludar

to greet; to wave

salvaguardar

to safeguard

salvaguardiar

alternative form of salvaguardar

salvar

to save; to rescue

salvequear

alternative spelling of salbequear

sambenitar

to stigmatize; to blemish someone's reputation

samplear

to sample

sanar

to cure; to heal; to recover (from an illness)

sancionar

to pass a law; to sanction, punish, penalize

sancochar

to parboil

sandunguear

to grind; to twerk

sanear

to guarantee; to promise satisfaction; to make amends

sangrar

to bleed; to indent (begin a line at a greater or lesser distance from the margin)

sanitizar

to sanitize

sanjar

to make cuts in flesh

santificar

to sanctify, to hallow, to make holy

santiguar

to bless; to make the sign of the cross

sapear

to dob in; snitch; to spy; observe

saponificar

to saponify

saquear

to sack; to plunder, to pillage

sargentear

to command, to order

sarmentar

to gather pruned vine-shoots

satanizar

to demonize (to malign as evil); to Satanize (to make satanic)

satinar

to make glossy

satirizar

to satirize, lampoon

satisfacer

to satisfy, fulfil / fulfill

saturar

to saturate

sazonar

to season

scrolear

to scroll; to scroll down

secar

to dry; to dry up, run dry

seccionar

to section

secesionar

to secede

secretar

to secrete

secretear

to tell a secret; to converse in secret

sectorizar

to sectorise

secuenciar

to sequence

secuestrar

to kidnap, to abduct; to hijack (of a vehicle)

secularizar

to secularize

secundar

to second

securizar

alternative form of segurizar

sedar

to sedate

sedentarizar

to sedentarize

sedimentar

to deposit a sediment

seducir

to seduce

seer

to be seated, to sit; obsolete form of ser

segar

to harvest; to reap; to mow

segmentar

to segment

segregar

to segregate; to secrete

seguir

to follow; to continue (on); to keep, to keep on (can be combined with the gerund to indicate that someone or something continues doing something)

seguir el juego

to play along

Not available for this verb.

segundar

to repeat an action, do again; to be in second place

segurar

obsolete spelling of asegurar

segurizar

to secure

seleccionar

to select

selfiar

to selfie

sellar

to stamp; to seal (place a seal on a document)

semaforizar

to equip with traffic lights

semblar

to look like, resemble, seem; to seem, to look

sembrar

to plant (place a seed or plant in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow); to sow, to seed