Every tense, conjugated

desestresar

to chill out; to destress; to destress; chill out

desestructurar

to destructure, to strip down, to dismantle

desfacer

alternative form of deshacer

desfalcar

to embezzle

desfallecer

to become weak, wear out

desfarfollar

to dehusk

desfasar

to dephase, change the phase; to change the timing of

desfascistizar

to defascistize

desfavorecer

to work against, disfavor

desfigurar

to disfigure, to deface; to distort (e.g. the truth, facts)

desfilar

to parade

desfinanciar

to halt funding: to defund

desflecar

to remove tassels

desflorar

to deflower

desfogar

to deflower; to let off steam

desfondar

to break (by causing the bottom of something to come out)

desforzarse

to revenge; to enjoy taking revenge

Not available for this verb.

desfragmentar

to defragment

desgajar

to tear off

desganar

to go off (stop liking); to lose one's appetite

desgarrar

to tear, to rip, to rend (to hold or restrain in two places while pulling apart); to break (someone's heart)

desgasificar

to degas

desgastar

to use up or wear out; to wear down, to erode, to wear away

desgañitarse

to scream one's lungs out; to scream one's head off; to shout at the top of one's voice

Not available for this verb.

desglasar

to deglaze

desglobalizar

to deglobalize

desglosar

to break down, itemize (explain)

desgobernar

to misgovern

desgomar

to remove rubber

desgonzar

to unhinge; to faint

desgorrifar

to crumble

desgrabar

to transcribe

desgraciar

to disgrace; to ruin

desgranar

to shuck, shell; to come loose, fall off

desgrasar

to degrease

desgravar

to deduct, write off; to claim back tax

desguanguañar

to disembowel (rip the innards out of)

desguarnecer

to strip, empty; to unharness (a horse)

desguazar

to destroy, cut into pieces; to scrap (dispose at the scrapyard)

desgubernamentalizar

to remove from government control; to deregulate

desguinzar

to cut cloth or rags

deshabilitar

to disable (to render unable; to take away the ability); to disable (to deactivate a function of an electronic or mechanical device)

deshabitar

to move away from; move out of; to depopulate

deshabituar

to get (someone) off (an addiction); dishabituate

deshacer

to undo, to unmake; to unpack

deshebrar

to unravel; to shred, to tear to pieces

deshelar

to melt

desheredar

to disinherit

deshidratar

to dehydrate

deshidrogenizar

to dehydrogenate

deshilachar

to fray

deshilar

to unravel; to pull

deshilvanar

to untack; to remove basting threads from

deshinchar

to let down (a tire, balloon, etc.); to deflate

deshipotecar

to unmortgage; to cancel a mortgage

deshojar

to defoliate; to remove the leaves from a plant or petals from a flower; to peel or husk

deshollinar

to clean with a chimney sweep

deshonorar

to dishonor; dishonour

deshonrar

to dishonor

deshuesar

to debone, to bone; to remove the pit from