Every tense, conjugated

amasijar

to beat up, do in

amatar

obsolete form of matar

amañar

to rig, fix, meddle with

ambicionar

to aspire to

ambientar

to set (to locate (a play, etc.); to assign a backdrop to); to provide an ambiance to a place

amblar

to amble (to move along by using both legs on one side, and then the other)

ambular

to walk

amedrentar

to intimidate, to frighten

amelcochar

to thicken; to fall in love

amellar

to notch, nick; to chip

amenazar

to threaten (“to make threats”); to threaten (“to be a threat”)

amendrentar

alternative form of amedrentar

amenguar

to diminish; to slander, defame

amenizar

to make pleasant; to adorn

americanizar

to Americanize (to make American)

ameritar

to merit, to deserve

amerizar

synonym of amarar

ametrallar

to machine-gun; to shoot with a machine gun; to spray and pray; to shoot with shot ammunition, such as grapeshot

amigar

to cause (people) to be friends; to make friends (to create friendships)

amilanar

to daunt; to cower (to crouch in fear)

amillarar

to assess a tax among residents in a town

aminorar

to lessen, to diminish

amistar

to cause (people) to be friends; to friend (add as a friend)

amnistiar

to grant amnesty to

amoblar

to furnish

amochar

to hit

amochiguar

to multiply, to augment

amodorrar

to tire, fatigue; to drift off, nod off (fall asleep)

amohinar

to cause displeasure, sadness, or melancholy; to annoy

amojonar

to milestone (place milestones along)

amolar

to sharpen

amoldar

to mold

amonarse

to get sloshed

Not available for this verb.

amonedar

to mint (money)

amonestar

to warn; to reprimand; to admonish

amontonar

to pile up, to pile, to heap; to pile up

amoratarse

to become purple

Not available for this verb.

amordazar

to gag; to muzzle

amorrar

to bend the head downwards; put one's head down; to drink directly from

amortajar

to shroud (a corpse)

amortiguar

to tone down (to make milder); to dim (a light); to muffle (a sound); to damp down (a fire); to cushion, to absorb (an impact)

amortizar

to amortize

amoscar

to nip; bite; to be wary of

amostazar

to irritate; to vex

amotinar

to incite into mutiny; to mutiny

amover

to remove; to dismiss

amparar

to safeguard

ampayar

discover, catch, find.

ampliar

to extend, expand, enlarge; to broaden, to widen, to further

amplificar

to enlarge, extend; to amplify, magnify

ampollar

to blister (to raise blisters on)

amprar

to lend, to borrow

amputar

to amputate

amueblar

to furnish

amuelar

To gather the already cleaned wheat in the threshing floor, forming the muelo (a heap of cleaned grain).

amugar

of a mount, to throw back (one's ears)

amuinar

to anger, to annoy, to irritate.

amunicionar

alternative form of municionar

amurallar

to wall

amurar

to tack (sail against the wind)