Every tense, conjugated

triplicar

to triplicate; to do something three times

triptongar

to triphthongize

tripular

to man (to supply with staff or crew); to crew

triscar

to leap about; to stamp; stomp

trisecar

to trisect

tristear

to wallow; to be sad

triturar

to grind; to crush (food), to mince

triunfar

to triumph

trivializar

to trivialize

trizar

to shatter; to rip to shreds

trocar

to barter; to turn into; become (usually for negative changes)

trocear

to cut up, to shred; to detonate (an unexploded ordenance)

trolear

to troll; to post irrelevant or inflammatory statements in an online discussion

trompear

alternative form of trompar; to hit; to smack

trompetear

to trumpet; to play the trumpet

trompezar

alternative form of tropezar

trompicar

to cause to stumble; to trip up; to stumble; to trip

tronar

to thunder; to bust, ruin (person)

troncar

alternative spelling of truncar

tronchar

to snap off; to crack, to split

tropezar

to trip, stumble, bump into; to get tripped up

tropicalizar

to tropicalize

troquelar

to die-cast; to die-cut

trotar

to trot (to move at a gait between a walk and a canter); to jog

trovar

to versify, write poetry about something; to misconstrue (figurative use)

trozar

to cut up, chop up

trucar

to tune up, soup up (modify a motor vehicle); to rig

trucidar

to slaughter; to butcher

trufar

to stuff with truffles

truncar

to truncate, cut off, cut on one side; to be disappointing to one's expectacions

truquear

synonym of trucar

tugurizar

to turn into slums

tuitear

to tweet

tullir

to paralyze, cripple, maim; to freeze (to be affected by cold)

tumbar

to knock over, tip (make fall); to fall

tumultuar

to riot, mutiny

tunar

to loaf; to bum around

tundir

to shear; to mow

tunear

to be crooked or deceitful

tunelar

to tunnel

tupir

to pack tight; to stuff; to stuff one's face

turar

to last or endure a lot

turbar

to confuse, cloud; to disturb, disrupt

turbinar

to beat; to churn

turboalimentar

to turbocharge

turbocargar

to turbocharge

turistear

to visit as a tourist

turistificar

to touristify

turnar

to take turns; to alternate

turquear

to beat up somebody

tusar

to shear; to trim, clip

tusquiar

to play tusquia; to steal (something)

tutear

to address someone informally with tú, rather than the formal usted or the informal pronoun vos used in certain countries; to thou

tutelar

to act as a guardian to, to supervise, to look after

twerkear

to twerk (to dance in a sexually-provocative way using hip thrusts in a low squatting stance while shaking the buttocks; to take part in twerking)

twitear

to tweet (use Twitter)

twittear

to tweet

uberizar

to Uberize

ubicar

to position; to place; to find

ufanar

to take pride; to boast

Not available for this verb.