Every tense, conjugated

acallar

to quiet, hush or silence

acalmar

obsolete form of calmar

acalorar

to heat up; to overheat

acamar

to flatten (grain); to lie down

acampanar

to shape like a bell

acampar

to camp; to go camping

acanalar

to furrow

acantilar

to run a ship into trouble or onto rocks; to dredge

acantonar

to house troops

acaparar

to hoard, hog

acaramelar

to coat with caramel; to grow fond of; to become besotted

acardenalar

to bruise

acariciar

to caress; to fondle

acarrear

to carry, haul; to cause, bring up (negative effects)

acartelar

to appear at a bullfight; to bullfight

acartonar

to weather, to erode; to become stiff like cardboard

acastillar

to house, house in a castle, keep in a castle; to castellate, incastellate, to make into a castle, to build in the form of a castle or to add battlements to an existing building

acatar

to comply with, to obey

acatarrar

to cause to have a cold; to catch cold

acaudalar

to accumulate, amass

acaudillar

to command; to specify, adduce, indicate

acañonear

obsolete form of cañonear

acceder

to accede, to agree, to concur; to access

accelerar

archaic form of acelerar

acceptar

archaic form of aceptar

accesar

to access something (e.g. the Internet)

accidentar

to cause an accident; to have an accident, get into an accident, crash

accionar

to put into motion; to start; to gesticulate

acechar

to lurk, to lie in wait for, waylay, watch out for; to spy, stalk

acedar

to make sour; to sour; to go sour

aceitar

to oil; to bribe

acelerar

to accelerate (to cause to move faster); to hurry up

acender

to light, ignite; to turn on

acendrar

to purify (metal)

acensar

alternative form of acensuar

acensuar

to tax a piece of property

acentuar

to accentuate (to pronounce with vocal stress); to accentuate (to mark with a written accent)

acepillar

rare form of cepillar

aceptar

to accept, to take up, to take up on; to agree

acerar

to harden, to steel; to make sharp

acercar

to bring close; to zoom in

acerrojar

to lock, bolt, lock up (fasten with a lock)

acertar

to hit, to hit upon; to be right

acertar con

to locate, find

Not available for this verb.

acervar

to pile up

acetar

obsolete form of aceptar

acetificar

to acetify (convert into acid or vinegar)

acezar

to pant; to yearn; to crave

achacar

to attribute (something to someone); to blame

achaflanar

to chamfer

achantar

to scare, to put off

achaparrarse

to make or become stubby or chubby

Not available for this verb.

achatar

to flatten

achatarrar

to scrap (to dispose at the scrapyard)

achicar

to make smaller, reduce, minimize; to humiliate, make someone feel small

achicharrar

to scorch; to roast; boil (be very hot)

achicopalarse

to sadden; upset

Not available for this verb.

achinar

to sinicize (make Chinese in form or character); to slant

achispar

to liven up; to get tipsy

achocolatar

to turn into chocolate, or of chocolate color/colour