Every tense, conjugated

embarrar

to mess up, to screw up, to bungle; to coat or cover with mud, to mudden

embarrilar

to barrel; to put into a barrel

embarullar

to jumble, mess up, bungle

embasarse

to get to a base

Not available for this verb.

embastar

to baste

embaucar

to hoodwink, pull a fast one; to trick

embaular

to coffin; to swallow up

embazar

to confuse; muddle up

embaír

to cheat

embebecer

to charm, to captivate, to enthrall; to be fascinated, to be captivateded

embeber

to absorb, to soak up, to imbibe

embejucar

to cover with bejuco; to get tangled up

embelecar

to deceive

embelesar

to captivate

embellecer

to embellish, beautify, gussy up, dress up, make beautiful; to become beautiful

embestir

to charge; to attack, especially to ram (up against)

embetunar

to shine with shoe polish

embiar

obsolete spelling of enviar

emblanquecer

to whiten

emblematizar

to symbolize, represent

embobaliconar

make a fool of, stupefy

embobar

to dazzle; to stupefy; to fascinate

embobecer

to render silly or stupid

embocar

to put in one's mouth; to put in a hole

embodegar

to store (in a cellar)

embolar

to put wooden balls (on the tips of the horns of a bull); to blacken (shoes)

embolizar

to embolize

embolsar

to bag; to pocket

embolsillarse

to put in one's pockets, to pocket

Not available for this verb.

embonar

to make good, better, nice or nicer; to sheathe

emboquillar

to tip (a cigar); to point

emborrachar

to intoxicate, inebriate (with alcohol); to soak, steep (a cake with a liquid)

emborronar

to blot; to scribble

emboscar

to ambush

embotar

to blunt

embotellar

to bottle (to seal (a liquid) into a bottle for later consumption)

embovedar

to vault

embozalar

to muzzle

embozar

to turn up; wrap up (clothing); to block; block up; clog

embracilar

To carry in the arms

embracilarse

to become overly dependent on being held all the time

Not available for this verb.

embragar

to sling, clutch (car)

embraguetarse

to fight with the muleta at close quarters to the bull

Not available for this verb.

embramar

to be in heat

embravecer

to make more choppy (a sea)

embrazar

to put one's arm in a strap of a shield; archaic form of abrazar

embrear

to tar

embretar

to pen in (an animal); to suffocate; choke

embriagar

to intoxicate, inebriate, get drunk

embridar

to bridle

embrollar

to muddle, confuse

embromar

to joke (make jokes); to laugh at someone

embrujar

to bewitch, haunt

embrutecer

to stultify

embuchar

to stuff with ground or minced meat; to bolt down, to gobble (food)

embullar

to excite; to stir up

embustear

to lie; to be a liar

embustir

to lie; to fib

embutir

to cram, stuff; to force on, squeeze on

emendar

archaic form of enmendar