Every tense, conjugated

afligir

to afflict

aflojar

to loosen; to slacken, to unclench

aflorar

to emerge, appear, surface; to sift

afluir

to flow into

afogar

alternative form of ahogar

afogarar

burning stews in the pot where they are cooked due to lack of moisture.

aforar

to gauge, measure

aforrar

to line, cover the inside; to slap

afortunar

to make lucky

afrancesar

to frenchify

afrentar

to affront

africanizar

to Africanize (to make African)

afrontar

to face, address, tackle, meet, deal with, confront, cope with, handle, bear, manage, (e.g. reality, an issue, a situation, a problem); to defy, to brave

afuerear

to go outside to defecate

agachar

to lower; to bend down, to crouch, to squat, to hunker down

agarbarse

to stoop, to hunch.

Not available for this verb.

agarrar

to grab or take hold of; to hold on

agarrar a putazos

to beat up; come to blows

Not available for this verb.

agarrar de pato

to mock (someone)

Not available for this verb.

agarrar fuego el cañal

to have a situation or problem get more complicated or worse; to have a situation or problem go downhill.

agarrar llave

to become angry easily.

Not available for this verb.

agarrotar

to make stiff, to stiffen (muscles etc.); to tie tight

agasajar

to wine and dine, treat lavishly; to lavish

agavillar

to sheaf

agazapar

to seize, to grab; to crouch, to hunker down

agenciar

to procure; to get hold of; to procure oneself (with)

agenciárselas

to get by, manage

Not available for this verb.

agendar

to schedule; to sign up

agermanarse

to join a guild

Not available for this verb.

agigantar

to exaggerate

agilipollar

to make stupid; to get bewildered, to get all confused

agilizar

to streamline, speed up, quicken, expedite

agir

to do something; to act; to sue

agitanar

to gypsify

agitar

to shake, to agitate, to churn, to churn up; to wave, to flail

aglomerar

to cluster, agglomerate (form into a cluster)

aglutinar

to agglutinate; to join; bring together

agobiar

to overwhelm, to anguish; to annoy, to bother

agolar

to shorten, to take in the sails

agolparse

to knock together, bang about together; to crowd together

Not available for this verb.

agonizar

to die an agonizing death; to agonize

agorar

to predict or announce something, especially a misfortune

agostar

to dry out; to parch; burn up

agotar

to exhaust, deplete, use up; to run out

agraciar

to award; to shower (with)

agradar

to please, to agree with

agradecer

to thank; to be grateful for

agramar

to scutch

agrandar

to increase, enlarge, biggen

agravar

to aggravate; to get worse

agraviar

to insult; to offend, outrage, hurt, wrong

agredir

to assault, attack

agregar

to add; to aggregate (put together)

agremiar

to unionise

agriar

to sour, embitter

agrietar

to crack (to form cracks)

agringar

to assimilate into gringo (Anglo-American) culture, to Americanize; to become a gringo (American)

agriparse

to get the flu

Not available for this verb.

agrisar

to gray (cause to become gray); to gray (become gray)

agrumar

to cause to go lumpy; to go lumpy