Every tense, conjugated

anualizar

to annualize, annualise

anublar

alternative form of nublar

anudar

to tie, to knot; to join, to unite

anular

to annul; to cancel, call off

anunciar

to announce, to herald, to proclaim; to annunciate

aojar

to evil-eye (cast an evil eye upon); to look at

aovar

to lay eggs

apabullar

to overwhelm

apacentar

to graze; to pasture

apachar

to crush, to mangle

apachurrar

to crush

apaciguar

to pacify, to appease, to defuse, to placate, to mollify, to ease, to allay, to assuage; to calm down

apadrinar

to sponsor; to be a godfather (to)

apagar

to extinguish (a flame, fire), to douse; to satisfy

apajuilarse

to feel sad; to cower

Not available for this verb.

apalabrar

to agree

apalancar

to raise or open with a lever; to hide, put out of sight

apalear

to hit with a spade; to beat up; thrash

apalizar

to beat; to beat up; to give a beating

apanar

batter, bread (to coat with batter or breadcrumbs)

apandar

to nick, to yoink, to pinch, to steal

apangarse

to crouch; to humble, demean, debase oneself

Not available for this verb.

apanicar

alternative form of paniquear

apaniguar

to supply someone with food

apantallar

to screen (put up a screen); to fan (move wind with a hand fan to cool someone down)

apanucar

to discourage (someone).

apapachar

to cuddle

aparar

to arrange, prepare

aparatar

to show off; to prepare; to get ready

aparcar

to park (to bring a vehicle to a halt in a specified place)

aparear

to mate

aparecer

to appear, to turn up, to pop up, to come up

aparejar

to harness; to pair up

aparentar

to pretend, feign, front; to appear, seem

aparir

synonym of aparecer

apartar

to separate, to divide; to set aside

apasionar

to impassion; to get excited

apatrullar

to patrol

apayasar

to make clownlike; to clown about

apañar

to fix, to mend; to pick up, to grab with the hand

apañárselas

to cope, get by, get along

Not available for this verb.

apear

to take down; to come down, dismount

apechugar

to hit and bump with the chest; to face the music

apedazar

to mend or patch (clothing)

apedrar

obsolete form of apedrear

apedrear

to stone (to throw stones at)

apegar

to glue; to become devoted, to become attached

apelar

to appeal

apellidar

to call by one's surname; to name, to give a name or surname to

apelmazar

to compact; to go lumpy, to clump together

apelotar

to form balls or lumps (especially of food); to form or assemble a group of people

apelotonar

to ball up, to flock together; to pile up, mount

apenar

to sadden; to become embarrassed

apencar

to deal with; put up with; to toil; to slog

apendejar

to frighten (someone); to cower

apercibir

to notice, realize; to point out

apercollar

to grab someone by the neck; to extort (something)

aperrar

to embark upon something tenaciously; to embark upon something tenaciously, to dig in one's heels

aperrear

to set the dogs on; to wear out; to tire

apersogar

to tie an animal with a rope, especially for them to graze; to tie several things together