Every tense, conjugated

aprovecer

to profit; to spread; to propagate

aprovechar

to make use of, to make the most of, to get the most out of; to take advantage of, to leverage

aprovisionar

to supply

aproximar

to approach; to approximate

aptar

to adapt; fix; adjust

apucuyarse

to squat; to bend down, to lower oneself behind something

Not available for this verb.

apunar

To develop altitude sickness

apuntalar

to prop up, to shore up

apuntar

to point, to aim, to take aim (a weapon); to point out, to suggest, to hint

apuntillar

to finish off

apurar

to drain, use up completely; to hurry, to rush

apurrir

to pass, to hand

apuñalar

to stab (to pierce or to wound with a pointed tool or weapon, especially a knife or dagger)

apuñar

to grip (something) with a fist; to fist; to strike with the fist

apuñuscarse

to come together; to congregate; to assemble

Not available for this verb.

aquejar

to afflict

aquellar

Used as a placeholder for any verb, usually when the speaker doesn't remember it, doesn't know it, or attempts to avoid it.; Used as a subsitution of any verb, usually when the speaker doesn't remember it, doesn't know it, or attempts to avoid it.

aquerenciarse

to cause to become attached to (a place); to fall in love

Not available for this verb.

aquietar

to calm; to calm down

aquilatar

to assay; to analyze or examine

arabizar

to Arabize

arar

to plough, plow

araucanizar

to Araucanize

arañar

to scratch

arbitrar

to arbitrate (to make a judgment on as an arbitrator or arbiter); to referee; to umpire

arbolar

to raise or hoist a standard or flag; to plant trees

arborizar

to plant trees; to forest

arcabucear

to shoot with a harquebus

arcaizar

to archaize (to give an archaic quality or character to)

arcar

synonym of arquear

archivar

to file, to archive

arcillar

to clay

arcinar

to pile up

arder

to burn, blaze (to be consumed by fire or in flames); to burn, to sting, to smart (to hurt, be in pain)

arenar

to sprinkle with sand; to sand

arengar

to harangue

arfar

to nod, to rock (at sea)

argayar

to produce a landslide

argentar

to silver-plate

argumentar

to argue (to make a case for a point of view); to dispute

argüendear

to gossip

argüir

to argue, reason; to indicate, suggest

arietar

to ram (strike with an implement)

ariscar

to get angry

aristocratizar

to make aristocratic

armar

to arm (supply with weapons); to arm (provide with tools or skills)

armarla

to kick up a fuss

Not available for this verb.

armonizar

to harmonize

aromar

to scent

aromatizar

to aromatise (to make aromatic)

arpegiar

to sing arpeggios

arponar

to harpoon

arponear

to harpoon

arquear

to arch

arrabalizar

of a city, to expand in a haphazard way with shoddy or cheap construction; to suburbanize

arracimarse

to cluster

Not available for this verb.

arraigar

to take root; to establish

arramblar

to steal, to make off with

arramplar

alternative form of arramblar

arrancar

to pull out; to unsheathe (a sword, dagger, etc.)