Every tense, conjugated

balsear

to ferry, raft

bambalear

alternative form of bambolear

bambolear

to sway, wobble; to swing, oscillate

banalizar

banalize

bancar

to support someone or something, to agree; to wait for someone

bancarizar

to turn into a bank; to provide with banking services

bandear

to rock, sway, move from side to side; to chase someone, wound someone

banderillear

to stick banderillas in the bull

banear

to ban (to block from participation)

banquear

to be on the bench (The place where players (substitutes) and coaches sit when not playing.)

banquetear

to give a banquet; to feast, to take part in a feast

baptizar

to baptise

baquetear

to pester, bother; to batter, beat up

baquiar

to train

barahustar

to mix up, confuse

barajar

to shuffle (to put in random order); to consider, to weigh up

barajear

to shuffle (mix up cards in a random order)

barajustar

synonym of barahustar; synonym of huir

baratar

to barter

baraustar

to aim; to parry

barbar

to beard (to grow hair on the chin and jaw)

barbarizar

to barbarize

barbechar

to fallow

barbotar

alternative form of barbotear

barbotear

to babble; to waffle

bardear

to trash talk, disparage; alternative form of bardar

baremar

to assess

barequear

to pan for metals

barloventear

to beat (sail close to the wind); to wander (move without purpose or specified destination)

barnizar

to varnish

barquear

to cross by boat; to boat

barrar

to mud, to muddy

barrear

to bar; to bar up

barrenar

to bore holes; to scuttle

barrer

to sweep

barretear

to bar; to bar up

barritar

to trumpet (to make an elephant call)

barruntar

to foresee

basar

to base on

bascular

to tilt, totter, move to and fro, oscillate; to sway, swing

basquear

to gag; to retch

bastar

to be enough; to suffice

bastardear

to bastardize

bastir

to build; to provide

bastonear

to hit with a staff or stick

basurear

to trash (to treat with disrespect)

batallar

to battle

batear

to bat (to take a turn at hitting a ball with a bat in sports like cricket, baseball and softball)

batir

to beat, to pound repeatedly; to beat, whisk, whip

batirse el cobre

to work like a horse; to knuckle down; to have it out; to have a shouting match

Not available for this verb.

bautizar

to baptize; to name (to give a name to)

baylar

obsolete spelling of bailar

bayunquear

to do or say something silly

bañar

to bathe (to clean a person by immersion in water or using water; to give someone a bath); to soak, to dip in

beatificar

to beatify

beber

to drink; to drink alcohol

beber a morro

to drink straight from the tap/spout/bottle (i.e. without a cup)

Not available for this verb.

becar

to grant a stipend or scholarship for studying

becerrear

alternative form of berrear

beldar

to winnow