Every tense, conjugated

juagar

to rinse

jubilar

to retire; to get rid of

judaizar

to Judaize

judgar

archaic form of juzgar

judicar

to judge

judicializar

to judicialize

jugar

to play; to risk, take a chance

juguetear

to play; to cavort; to fiddle; to toy

jugársela

to take a risk, to take one's chances, to go for it; to play someone, to deceive someone, to play for a fool

Not available for this verb.

jumarse

to get drunk

Not available for this verb.

juntar

to combine, unite; to gather (together); to collect

juramentar

to swear in (to administer an oath to)

jurar

to swear; to take an oath; to curse or swear

jurársela

to promise to get one's own back

Not available for this verb.

justar

to joust

justificar

to justify; to account for

justipreciar

to evaluate at a fair price

juzgar

to judge, to adjudicate; to try (a case), to adjudicate

kgar

nonstandard spelling of cagar

kilometrar

to mark a road in kilometres

labializar

to labialize

laborar

to labor, work

labrar

to work; to carve, to craft

laburar

to work; to steal

lacar

to lacquer

lacear

to lasso, to snare; to trap

lacerar

to cut, lacerate

laconizar

to speak in a laconic, brief, terse manner

lacrar

to seal

lacrimar

archaic form of lagrimar

lactar

to breastfeed

ladear

to tilt, tip, cock; to lean

ladrar

to bark

lagartear

to bask; to hunt lizards

lagear

to lag

lagrimar

to cry, to weep, to tear; to grieve

lagrimear

to water up; to cry easily

laicizar

to laicize, to secularize

lalar

to mouth off; to complain

lamber

alternative form of lamer

lambiscar

to lick up

lambonear

suck up, fawn

lamentar

to lament, to regret; to mourn (often followed by la muerte de or la pérdida de)

lamer

to lick (stroke with the tongue); to lick (lap; take in with the tongue)

laminar

to laminate

lampar

to burn; scald (the mouth or tongue)

lampasear

to clean with a coconut husk

lancear

to spear

languidecer

to languish, pine away

lanzar

to throw; to launch

lapidar

to stone (to throw stones at)

lapizar

to pencil; to write or draw with a pencil

laquear

to lacquer

largar

to chase away; to let go

larpear

to LARP

lascar

to slacken; slip

lastimar

to injure; to hurt (cause physical or emotional pain)

lastrar

to ballast; to burden, weigh down

lastrear

obsolete form of lastrar

lateralizar

to lateralize