Every tense, conjugated

desovillar

to unravel (wool); to unwind (a story, mystery, etc.)

desoxigenar

to deoxygenize

desoír

to ignore

despabilar

to wake up, stir up, awaken; to kick into action, kick into shape

despachar

to complete, conclude; to send or ship

despachurrar

to squish; to squash; to flummox; to bedazzle (a person)

despampanar

to prune; to stun, bewilder, blow someone's mind

despanzurrar

to squash

desparasitar

to delouse, to remove parasites

desparecer

alternative form of desaparecer

desparpajar

to scatter; to wake up

desparramar

to spill, to splatter; to sprawl, to spread out

despartidizar

to remove the influence a political party has

despatarrar

to amaze, confound; to scare, frighten (to death)

despatologizar

to depathologize

despavorir

to dread

despechar

to enrage; to spite

despedazar

to tear to pieces; to break someone's heart

despedir

to dismiss; to fire from a job

despegar

to detach, to remove, to unstick; to take off (to leave the ground and begin flight; to ascend into the air)

despeinar

to muss, to make (hair) messy; to take down one's hair

despejar

to clear, to remove; to clear (kicking a ball away from the goal one is defending)

despellejar

to skin; to criticize

despelotar

to deball, emasculate, or cause a fracas; to strip, undress

despelucar

to mess up someone's hair; to plunder, rob, fleece

despeluzar

to mess up someone's hair; to bleed dry; to clean out

despenalizar

to depenalize, decriminalize

despenar

to put someone out of their misery; to console

despender

to spend

despepitar

to seed

desperar

obsolete form of desesperar

despercudir

to wash; clean; to wake up; to live up

desperdiciar

to waste

desperdigar

to scatter; to disperse

desperecer

to perish; run out; to long for; yearn

desperezar

to stretch out; to stretch (oneself)

despersonalizar

to depersonalize

despertar

to wake; to wake up

despertarse

infinitive of despertar combined with se

Not available for this verb.

despesar

synonym of expender

despescuezar

to wring a (bird or fowl's) neck; to slit a (person or animal's) neck

despezar

to divide into pieces; to componentize; to tear apart

despeñar

to throw off a cliff; to fall or jump off a cliff

despicar

to soothe; to calm down (a person who is angry)

despiezar

take apart; quarter, cut up

despilfarrar

to squander

despintar

to remove the paint from

despiojar

to delouse

despistar

to throw off track; to disorient

despitar

to overturn / rectify a referee or umpire on a decision he/she had made

desplacer

alternative spelling of displacer; to displease

desplantar

to make or put out of plumb; to cause to lose one's footing

desplazar

to displace; to move

desplegar

to deploy, unfold

desplomar

to knock down; to plummet

desplumar

to pluck (remove feathers); to plunder, rob, fleece

despoblar

to depopulate

despoetizar

to depoetize

despojar

to strip, clear, leave bare; to divest oneself of

despolarizar

to depolarize