Every tense, conjugated

respaldar

to support, back up, stand up for; to underpin

respectar

to relate to; to be concerned or involved with; to respect (to have respect or consideration toward)

respetar

to respect

respingar

to buck, balk (of an animal); to ride up, hike up (clothes)

respirar

to breathe

resplandecer

to shine brightly, glitter, glow, be resplendent

responder

to answer, to reply; to talk back, to answer back (to respond defiantly and inappropriately)

responsabilizar

to hold responsible; to take responsibility

responsar

to say (a) prayer(s) for the dead

resquebrajar

to crack

resquebrar

to be on the verge of bankruptcy

restablecer

to restore; to reset

restallar

to crack (said of a whip); to crackle

restar

to subtract, to reduce, to deduct; to remain

restaurar

to restore, to renovate

restañar

to staunch (to stop the flow of); to heal

restear

to go all in

restituir

to restore, bring back, return

restregar

to scour, rub hard, scrub; to rub in (irritatingly make a point)

restringir

to restrict, to curtail; to constrain

restructurar

alternative form of reestructurar

resubir

to reraise; to reclimb

resucitar

to resuscitate

resultar

to result, to turn out, to end up, to prove; to work out

resumir

to summarize

resurgir

to reappear, to crop up again, to reemerge

retacear

to cut up; to cut out; to patch, patch together

retalear

to retaliate

retallar

to recarve; to recut

retapizar

to recarpet (replace something’s carpet)

retar

to defy, challenge; to dare

retardar

to retard, to slow; to defer, to delay

retemblar

to shake; shudder

retemplar

to cheer up

retener

to retain, to remember; to withhold, hold, to keep

reteñir

to redye; to dye again

retimbrar

to restamp

retipificar

to reclassify

retirar

to remove; to withdraw

retitular

to retitle, rename

retiñir

to clank

retocar

to touch up (fix damages to improve the look)

retomar

to retake; to resume, to restart, to take up again

retorcer

to wring; to squirm, wriggle, writhe

retornar

to return, give back; to return, come back

retortijar

to wriggle; writhe

retozar

to frolic, to cavort; to become aroused

retoñar

to sprout, bud; to reappear

retrabajar

to work again

retractar

to retract, to take back (one's words); to retract, to recant, to take back (one's words)

retraducir

to re-translate

retraer

to withdraw, to retract (something); to bring back (to cause one to remember)

retranquear

to move stones or other building material into position; to set back a structure from the road

retransmitir

to broadcast (broadcast a radio or television programme (especially sports games) intended to be received by anyone with a receiver); to retransmit, to rebroadcast

retrasar

to delay, to set back, to slow down, to postpone, to retard, to hold up, to put back

retrasmitir

alternative spelling of retransmitir

retratar

to portray; to photograph

retrechar

to go back, to back up

retreparse

to lean back

Not available for this verb.

retribuir

to reward; to repay