Every tense, conjugated

alargar

to lengthen; to stretch, to extend

alarmar

to alarm, to alert; to frighten

albardar

to saddle; to batter

albear

to whiten

albergar

to house, shelter, lodge

alborear

to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight); to originate, to begin

alborecer

to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight)

alborotar

to stir up, agitate; to disturb, tease (provoke or disturb)

alborozar

to gladden, to make joyous

alburear

to engage in albures, a kind of wordplay involving sexual innuendo

alcahuetear

to act as a go-between, to play Cupid; to gossip

alcalinizar

to alkalinize

alcanforar

to camphorate

alcantarillar

to install or lay sewers

alcanzar

to reach; to get to to catch up; to accomplish; to achieve

alcoholar

to caulk; to kohl; to decorate one's eyes with kohl.

alcoholizar

to alcoholize; to turn (someone) to drink

alcorzar

to cover with alcorza; to polish

aldabear

to knock on the door with the knocker.

alear

to alloy; to ally

aleatorizar

to randomize

alebrestarse

to get excited; to become nervous

Not available for this verb.

aleccionar

to teach, to train

alechugar

to fold, to pleat

alegar

to cite as a defence or justification for one's actions; to claim, to allege

alegorizar

to allegorize

alegrar

to make happy; to be happy

alejar

to remove to a distance, put farther away, to lead away, to draw away; to estrange, alienate

alelar

to stupefy

alentar

to encourage, animate; to gather up one's courage

aleonar

to stirp up trouble, to create disturbances.

alertar

to alert

alertear

alert, warn (someone that something is happening).

aletargar

to make lethargic; to hibernate

aletear

to flap (one's wings, fins) (of a bird or fish); to flutter

alevantar

obsolete spelling of levantar

aleviar

archaic form of aliviar

aleznar

to polish, to make something smooth.; slip, slide.

alfabetizar

to make literate; to teach to read and write; to alphabetize

alfalfar

to plant alfalfa

alfombrar

to carpet

algodonar

to stuff with cotton

alhajar

to bejewel

aliar

to ally, unite; to ally (to unite by agreement)

alicatar

to tile

alienar

to alienate

aligerar

to hasten; to accelerate; to lighten (as a load)

alijar

to lighten; to unload

alijarar

to divide uncultivated land for cultivation

alimentar

to feed (give food to eat); to feed into, reinforce.

alindar

to beautify; to smarten up

alinear

to line up, align

alisar

to smooth, flatten; to straighten (hair)

alistar

to prepare, to arrange

alivianar

to dull, lighten (to soften, moderate or blunt); to kill (someone)

aliviar

to lighten; to relieve, alleviate, unburden

aliñar

to condiment, to season, to dress (food); to adorn, decorate

allanar

to smooth, to flatten; to overcome

allegar

to collect, gather, collect up, bring together; to adopt (an idea, ideology etc.)

almacenar

to store, stock