Every tense, conjugated

apersonarse

to arrive, turn up, make one's way

Not available for this verb.

apertrechar

synonym of pertrechar

aperturar

to open (a bank account); to inaugurate (something)

apesadumbrar

to sadden

apesarar

to grieve; to make grievous

apestar

to stink; to nauseate

apetecer

to feel like; to fancy; would like; to be down for

apiadar

to cause pity; to take pity

apilar

to stack, to pile up

apiolar

to knock off; to do away with; to take out (kill)

apiparse

to stuff oneself with food

Not available for this verb.

apisonar

to tamp

apiñar

to pack together, squeeze/squash together; to crowd together; to bunch

aplacar

appease, placate

aplanar

to flatten, smooth; to level

aplanar calles

to wander; to roam

Not available for this verb.

aplanchar

synonym of planchar

aplastar

to crush, smash, squash; to flatten

aplatanar

to turn indolent; to become indolent

aplaudir

to applaud

aplazar

to postpone; to flunk (fail)

aplegar

to join, unite

aplicar

to use, to apply; to smear, to put something above another thing or in contact with another thing

aplomar

to plumb

apocar

to shorten; to curtail; to belittle

apocopar

to apocopate

apodar

to nickname, to dub; to evaluate, judge

apoderar

to empower; to seize, to gain, to get hold of, to get one's hands on

apolillar

to eat away (said of moths); to become moth-eaten

apoltronarse

to laze about; be bone idle

Not available for this verb.

aponer

to appose; to impute, to blame, to assign guilt to

apoquinar

to fork out, shell out (to pay, usually reluctantly)

aporrear

to club, bludgeon (to hit with a club/baton/truncheon/night stick); to hammer, rap (knock loudly)

aportar

to contribute; to provide; to give

aposentar

to lodge, put up; to shack up; to stay as a guest; to lodge

apostar

to bet

apostatar

to apostatize

apostillar

to annotate; to chime in

apostrofar

to apostrophize

apoyar

to lean, to rest, to lie or lay; to support, to get behind (to back a cause, party, etc., mentally or with concrete aid)

apreciar

to appreciate (to view as valuable); to appreciate (to increase in value)

aprehender

to apprehend, to seize, to confiscate; to understand

apremiar

to pressure, urge

apremir

to press, squeeze; to rush

aprender

to learn (to acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something); to teach

aprensar

to press with force

apresar

to seize, capture (especially with claws or talons); to imprison

aprestar

to prepare, to make ready; to prepare oneself

apresurar

to quicken; to rush, to hasten

apretar

to squeeze; to tighten, constrict or compress

apretar el culo

To get one's ass in gear; to work one's ass off

Not available for this verb.

apretujar

to squash; to scrunch, scrunch up

apriscar

to gather sheep into a sheepfold

aprisionar

to incarcerate, imprison

aprobar

to approve, to condone, to permit; to pass (succeed, e.g. on an exam)

aproblemar

to worry, cause problems

aprontar

to prepare quickly; to quickly get ready

apropiar

to give, bestow; to seize, take hold of

apropincuar

to approach

apropriar

obsolete form of apropiar