Every tense, conjugated

arranchar

to skirt (the coast); to get together (for a meal)

arrapar

to shave hair (on someone's head) in one stroke; to snatch, steal in one stroke

arrasar

to level, to smooth; to raze, to destroy

arrastrar

to drag; to pull, to tow, to haul

arrear

to drive, herd (livestock); to capture, take (by force)

arrebatar

to snatch, wrest; to captivate (with beauty)

arrebañar

alternative form of rebañar

arrebolar

to redden; to blush

arrebujar

to wrap up

arrechar

to annoy; to irritate; to bug; to get annoyed; to get worked up; to be bugged

arreciar

to intensify (get stronger, worse, more severe etc.)

arrecir

to make something/someone numb with cold; to become numbed by cold, to be numbed by cold

arreconchumar

to smush

arrecordar

to remember something

arrecostar

to support the upper part of the body, especially the head; to rest something at an incline upon something else

arredrar

to frighten; to scare; scare off; to separate, sort

arregazar

to tuck in; hike up (a skirt, dress)

arreglar

to fix, to repair, to mend; to settle, to sort, to sort out, to patch up, to solve

arreglárselas

to cope, to make do, to get by, to get along, to manage

Not available for this verb.

arregostarse

to take a liking to

Not available for this verb.

arrejuntarse

to shack up (together)

Not available for this verb.

arrellanarse

to slump; sprawl (in a seat); to be at ease

Not available for this verb.

arremangar

to roll up (sleeves)

arrematar

alternative form of rematar

arremedar

to mock; to mimic

arremeter

to lash out; to lambaste, to lash out at (+ contra)

arremolinar

to swirl; to pack together, to mill around

arrempujar

synonym of empujar

arrendar

to rent

arrepentir

only used in se ... arrepentir, syntactic variant of arrepentirse

arrepentirse

to regret; to repent

Not available for this verb.

arrestar

to arrest

arriar

to lower (e.g. a flag); to release, let go, loose (a line, a chain)

arribar

to dock; to arrive

arriesgar

to venture; to risk; to hazard; to endanger; to put at risk

arrimar

to draw near; to hang up (give up doing an activity)

arrinconar

to corner, to pin down; to shelve, abandon a project

arriostrar

to brace

arriscar

to risk; to fall off a cliff

arrizar

to lift or bend (something) up

arrobar

to enrapture

arrodillar

to make someone kneel; to kneel down

arrogar

to assume, claim, take (a title or right); to ascribe, arrogate, to take it upon oneself

arrojar

to throw, to hurl, to toss, to fling (cause an object to move rapidly through the air); to emit (to send out or give off)

arrollar

to dumbfound; to roll, to roll away

arromar

to make blunt, make dull

arropar

to clothe; to wrap up, bundle up

arrostrar

to face, to face up to (to confront a condition or situation)

arroyar

to form streams

arroñar

To knock down or to demolish, usually a building.

arruar

to grunt

arrufar

to incite; to provoke; to build a sheer (curve of deck) in a ship

arrugar

to crease, to crumple; to wrinkle

arruinar

to ruin

arrullar

to lull; to coo

arrumar

to load (cargo); to pile up; to heap up

arrumbar

to take the bearings

arruncharse

to spoon, snuggle

Not available for this verb.

articular

to articulate; to coordinate, to link

artificiar

to make something with artifice