Every tense, conjugated

almagrar

to raddle (mark with raddle)

almenar

to adorn with merlons

almendrar

to decorate something, usually a pastry or confection, with almonds

almibarar

to cover with syrup; to sweeten up

almidonar

to starch

almizclar

to musk

almohadillar

to pad

almohazar

to currycomb

almorzar

to eat lunch; to eat for lunch

almorçar

obsolete form of almorzar

alocar

to drive crazy, madden; to go mad

alojar

to house, accommodate; to stay, to lodge, to be lodged

alongar

to elongate, lengthen; to lean forward, extending the torso and head away from their upright position

alquilar

to rent; to rent out something to someone

alquitarar

to distil

alquitranar

to tar

altear

to raise, to erect; to tell someone to stop

alterar

to alter, to change; to upset

altercar

to dispute, argue, quarrel

alternar

to alternate; to interact, communicate, hang out, socialize

aluciflipar

to fascinate; to leave gobsmacked

alucinar

to hallucinate; to astonish, to be astonished

aludir

to allude, insinuate, mention

alumbrar

to illuminate; to give birth

aluminizar

to aluminise

alunizar

to land on the moon

aluzar

to light, light up

alzar

to lift, raise; to remove; to steal

amacollar

to grow in clumps or tufts

amadrinar

to sponsor (as a woman); to be a godmother (to)

amaestrar

to train, school, drill (an animal)

amagar

to feint; to threaten

amainar

to abate, to die down, to subside, to let up, to ease off; to shorten, to take in

amaitinar

to watch; to spy on

amajanar

to mark with cairns; to boundary with stones.

amalayar

to yearn; to crave

amalgamar

to amalgamate

amamantar

to nurse, to breastfeed.

amancebarse

to shack up (live together)

Not available for this verb.

amancillar

obsolete form of mancillar

amanecer

to dawn; to get light (become light in the morning)

amanerar

to play up; to exaggerate; to make camp

amansar

to tame

amantar

to tuck, to cover with bedclothes; to wrap up (in clothes)

amanzanar

to divide up (a city) into blocks

amar

to love, have great affection for, care about; to wish

amarar

to land an aircraft on water

amarcar

take in arms.; sponsor a child.

amargar

to make bitter; embitter; to go bitter, get bitter

amariconar

to cause to become gay; to cause to become less masculine and/or more feminine, to weaken the masculine spirit of a person, object or activity, to sissify

amarillar

alternative form of amarillear

amarillear

to become yellow

amarillecer

to become yellow

amarizar

synonym of amarar

amarrar

to tie; to moor

amarrocar

to save (money or something valuable)

amartelar

to cause to fall in love; to fall in love

amartillar

to hammer; to cock (a gun)

amartizar

to land on Mars

amasar

to knead; to amass (accumulate)