Every tense, conjugated

deletrear

to spell, to spell out (a word or words); to say the letters that make up each syllable of a given word, saying each syllable as it is completed, and eventually, the complete word; for example: c, a, ca, d, a, da; cada for cada

deleznarse

to slip; to slip up

Not available for this verb.

delgazar

obsolete form of adelgazar

deliberar

to deliberate

delimitar

to delimit

delinear

to delineate, to outline

delinquir

to commit a crime; to be delinquent

delirar

to be delirious

delongar

to lengthen; to prolong

deludir

to delude, fool

demacrar

to emaciate; to thin out

demandar

to insist, ask (for something), request; to sue, file suit, implead

demaquillar

rare form of desmaquillar

demarcar

mark the bounds of; define; delimit

demarrar

to sprint

demediar

to halve (reduce to half the original amount); to halve (divide into two halves)

dementar

to drive crazy; to dement

demeritar

to discredit

democratizar

to democratize

demodular

to demodulate

demoler

to demolish

demonizar

to demonize

demorar

to tarry; to delay

demostrar

to show, to demonstrate; to prove

demudar

to change

denegar

to refuse; to turn down; to deny

denigrar

to denigrate

denodarse

to be brave

Not available for this verb.

denominar

to name; to call; to designate

denostar

to insult

denotar

to show; to denote

densar

synonym of espesar (“to thicken”)

densificar

to densify

dentar

to teethe

dentellear

to nibble

dentrar

to enter, go in

dentrotraer

to insert

denudar

to denude; lay bare

denunciar

to denounce; to accuse

deparar

to provide with; to have in store

departir

to converse, chat

depauperar

to impoverish; to weaken

depender

to depend, to be subject to; to depend on, to rely on, to hinge on, to depend upon, to rely upon (+ de)

depilar

to remove hair from the body; to depilate

deplorar

to deplore

deponer

to depose; to lay down (weapons)

deportar

to deport

depositar

to deposit, to put, to place; to place, to put (e.g. faith, trust, confidence, hope, energy, time)

depravar

to deprave

deprecar

to entreat, implore; to deprecate

depreciar

to depreciate (to reduce in price)

depredar

to prey on; to pillage, sack

deprimir

to depress; to humiliate

deprotonar

alternative form of desprotonar

depurar

to purify; to debug

deputar

rare form of diputar

derechizar

to make more right-wing; to become right-wing (politically)

derelinquir

to abandon; to relinquish

derezar

synonym of encaminar

derivar

to derive