Every tense, conjugated

abolir

to abolish; to revoke

abollar

to dent; to tread, to trample

abombar

to stun; to go bad, to spoil

abominar

to condemn, denounce; to abhor

abonar

to accredit a sum of money to the account of someone, contributing funds or reducing the balance; to give credit or describe positively

abordar

to address, to broach, to approach, to discuss, to touch on (e.g. a subject, issue, topic, point); to tackle, to deal with, to confront, to approach, to grapple with (e.g. a problem, a challenge)

aborrascarse

to get stormy

Not available for this verb.

aborrecer

to hate, detest, loathe; to abandon one's young

aborregarse

to be brainwashed, to turn into a sheep (figuratively speaking)

Not available for this verb.

aborrir

(archaic or Spain) alternative form of aborrecer

abortar

to abort; to suppress

aborujar

to lump up; to get lumpy

abotagar

to dull, to blunt; to swell (of the body as a result of a disease)

abotargar

alternative form of abotagar

abotonar

to button up

abovedar

to vault, to arch

aboyar

to set or mark with buoys

abracar

to hug, to embrace

abrasar

to burn; to parch

abrazar

to hug, to embrace (a person, an animal); to embrace; to adopt (a religion or way of life)

abrenunciar

synonym of renunciar

abrevar

to give water to; to irrigate

abreviar

to abbreviate, to shorten; to hasten

abribonar

to make lazy; to become lazy

abrigar

to bundle up, to keep someone warm; to be warm (as a result of clothing)

abrillantar

to shine, polish

abrir

to open, open up; to unlock

abrochar

to button, fasten, buckle, zip up; to staple

abrogar

to abrogate (annul by an authoritative act)

abroncar

to embarrass; to rebuke, chastise, reprimand

abrotoñar

to bud, sprout or grow; to spout, gush

abrumar

to overwhelm, crush, overcome, exhaust; to become foggy, misty

absceder

abscess (to form an abscess)

absconder

obsolete form of esconder

absentarse

archaic form of ausentarse

Not available for this verb.

absolutizar

to absolutize, to pin down (to make absolute)

absolver

to absolve; to acquit

absorber

to absorb; to use up, to deplete

abstenerse

to abstain, to forbear

Not available for this verb.

absterger

to cleanse, to purge, to absterge

abstraer

to abstract; to withdraw, detach

abuchear

to boo; to jeer, to heckle

abullonar

to ruffle

abultar

to cause to bulge

abundar

to abound; to satisfy

aburguesar

to make bourgeois, to gentrify; to become bourgeois, to gentrify

aburrir

to bore; to tire; to be bored; to become bored

aburujar

to form lumps in something

abusar

to abuse, to betray; to misuse

abuñolar

to brown (to fry something until it becomes brown)

acabalar

synonym of completar

acaballar

to mate with (a mare); to stack on, pile on

acabar

to finish; to end; to end up (eventually doing)

acabar de

to have just (indicates recency)

Not available for this verb.

acachetear

to slap, strike with an open hand; to punch, hit with a closed fist

academizar

to academize, to make academic

acaecer

to happen; to be present

acairelar

alternative form of cairelar

acalambrar

to cramp

acalenturarse

to have a fever

Not available for this verb.