Every tense, conjugated

acholar

to shame; embarrass; to become ashamed

achorar

to act with hostility, to come at

achuchar

to pet, to cuddle, smooch, hug; to squeeze

achucuyarse

to get disheartened; to become sad

Not available for this verb.

acibarar

to add aloe to; to embitter

acicalar

to groom; to polish, to preen

acicatear

to spur on (a horse); to fire, to spark

acidificar

to acidify

acidular

to make sour; to acidulate

aciemar

to manure

acilar

to acylate

acitronar

to fry until translucent, not golden nor crispy

aclamar

to acclaim, applaud

aclarar

to clarify, clear (make clear or clearer); to explain; to clarify

aclimatar

to acclimate

acobardar

to daunt, to frighten, to scare; to be frightened, scared, daunted

acobijar

alternative form of cobijar

acodarse

to lean

Not available for this verb.

acoderar

to bring the broadside to bear; to anchor broadside on

acoger

to receive, welcome; to take in

acogotar

to kill, injure, or knock down with a blow to the back of the neck; to harass, to put through an ordeal, to run ragged

acojinar

to cushion, to pad

acojonar

to scare the shit out of; to shit oneself, to crap one's pants (lose one's bravery)

acolar

to arrange, unite

acolchar

to quilt; to pad, soften

acolchonar

alternative form of acolchar

acolitar

to accompany

acollar

to earth up; to caulk

acollarar

to collar (put a collar on); to yoke

acometer

to assail; to overtake

acomodar

to accommodate; to usher or settle

acomodarse

infinitive of acomodar combined with se.; achieve good professional, financial or economic stability.

Not available for this verb.

acompasar

to keep time with; to keep in step with; to match, to adjust to

acompañar

to accompany, to go with, to join, to tag along; to chaperone

acomplejar

to give a psychological complex, to cause complexes; to develop a complex

acondicionar

to condition (to shape the behavior of someone); to condition (to treat with hair conditioner)

aconductar

to foster good behaviour; to set on the straight and narrow

acongojar

to cause or inflict suffering; to distress, grieve

aconsejar

to advise

acontecer

to come to pass, to happen, to occur, to transpire, to come about, to befall

acontentar

to make happy; to please

acopiar

to gather; to stock, stock up

acoplar

to couple; to hook up, connect

acoquinar

to daunt, put down

acorar

to afflict, put in distress

acorazar

to armor

acorcharse

to go corklike or spongey

Not available for this verb.

acordar

to agree; to decide, arrange (plan)

acordonar

to cordon off, seal, seal off (physically isolate an area or building for security reasons preventing human passage)

acorralar

to corral, to corner

acorrer

to help; to go to the aid of; to go to (someplace) running

acortar

to shorten; to cut short, curtail

acosar

to pursue, harass; to bully

acostar

to lay; to put to bed

acostumbrar

accustom, inure, familiarize; to use to (be in the habit of)

acotar

to survey land, enclose; to prune or lop a tree

acotejar

to put in order; to sort out

acotolar

to exterminate

acovachar

to hide something away, to stash

acrecentar

to increase, grow