Every tense, conjugated

deschongar

to cause to be unkempt; to mess up; to let off steam; let one's hair down

descifrar

to decipher

desciudadanizar

to decitizenize

desclasar

to remove from a social class; to lose one's class status

desclasificar

to declassify; to disqualify

desclavar

to unnail, remove a nail

descobijar

to uncover; remove the cover(s) from

descocarse

to be cheeky

Not available for this verb.

descocer

to unboil

descodificar

to decode

descoger

to unfold; to spread out (e.g. a map)

descogollar

to nip in the bud

descohesionar

to lose cohesion, to break up

descojonarse

to crack up, to burst out laughing, to piss oneself laughing.

Not available for this verb.

descolectivizar

to decollectivize

descolgar

to unhang, let down, lower, take down; to pick up (a telephone receiver)

descollar

to stand out, excel

descolocar

to misplace, lose; to mess up, put out of order

descolonizar

to decolonize

descolorar

to discolour

descombrar

to clear of rubble

descomedirse

to be rude or disrespectful

Not available for this verb.

descomer

to defecate

descompensar

to unbalance

descompilar

to decompile

descomponer

to decompose, rot; to discompose, unsettle

descompresionar

to decompress

descomprimir

to decompress; to unzip, decompress

descomulgar

to excommunicate

desconcentrar

to cause to lose concentration

desconceptuar

to discredit

desconcertar

to disconcert

desconchar

to chip; to damage the surface of something; to peel off

desconectar

to disconnect, to unplug, to disengage, to detach; to switch off, to shut down, to turn off, to shut off

desconfiar

to distrust, to mistrust

desconfigurar

to reset, deconfigure, unconfigure, misconfigure (adjust; to set or position differently; change the already established and desired settings)

desconfinar

to end lockdown, lift lockdown, ease lockdown; to unconfine

descongelar

to thaw; to defrost

descongestionar

to decongest (to free from congestion)

desconocer

to not be familiar with, to not know, to not recognize; to ignore, to disregard

desconsagrar

desecrate (to remove the consecration)

desconsiderar

to disregard, to fail to think of

desconsolar

to grieve, distress

desconsolidar

to weaken

desconstruir

alternative spelling of deconstruir

descontaminar

to decontaminate

descontar

discount

descontentar

to displease, dissatisfy

descontextualizar

to decontextualize, take out of context

descontinuar

alternative form of discontinuar

descontracturar

to decontract

descontratar

to unhire, cancel a contract

descontrolar

to lose control; to lose self-control, to lack control

desconvenir

to disagree with

desconvocar

to call off, cancel

descoordinar

to discoordinate

descorazonar

to dishearten, discourage

descorchar

to uncork

descordar

to unstring

descornar

to dehorn, remove the horn of