Every tense, conjugated

empichar

to pave with asphalt

empillar

to pile, stack, heap

empiltrarse

to hit the sack

Not available for this verb.

empinar

to lift; to erect

empinchar

anger or annoy

empingorotar

to put (something) atop (something else)

empitonar

to gore, to impale

emplatar

to plate (to place food on a plate)

emplazar

to put (in its place); to set a deadline

emplear

to hire, to employ (to give someone a job); to use (employ, apply)

emplomar

to lead (cover with lead)

emplumar

to fledge, to grow feathers; to feather; to decorate with feathers

empobrecer

to impoverish, make poor, break financially

empoderar

to empower

empodrecer

to rot

empollar

to incubate, brood; swot (to study hard)

empolvar

to cover with dust or powder

emponzoñar

to poison, envenom

empotrar

to embed; to fit, to mount

empozar

to drop down a well; to well up; to hit deep

emprender

to undertake, to engage in; to take (e.g. actions, steps, initiatives, an approach, a path)

emprestar

to lend

empreñar

to impregnate (to cause to become pregnant); to vex, to annoy

emprimir

dated form of imprimir

emproblemar

to cause problems (for)

empujar

to push, to shove, to jostle; to nudge (push into action by pestering or annoying a person)

emputarse

infinitive of emputar combined with se; to get really angry

Not available for this verb.

emputecer

to pimp out, to whore out; to whore oneself out

empuñar

to clutch, grasp or brandish by the handle, to take up; to wield

emular

to emulate

emulger

to emulsify; to milk out

emulsificar

synonym of emulsionar

emulsionar

to emulsify

emunger

to blow one's nose; to wipe one's nose

enajenar

to transfer, cede, alienate; to enrapture

enalmagrar

to raddle

enaltecer

to praise; to extol

enamorar

to enamor; to fall in love

enamoricarse

to be infatuated.

Not available for this verb.

enamoriscarse

to be infatuated; to be twitterpated

Not available for this verb.

enarbolar

to hoist; to hoist something threatening

enarcar

to show disapproval; to arch (the back)

enardecer

to inflame, light up, go aflame

enarenar

to sand; to cover with sand; to run aground (on sand)

enastar

to add a handle to (a weapon)

enbiar

obsolete spelling of enviar (“send”)

encabalgar

to rest upon; lie upon; to supply with a horse or horses

encabar

to put an end on (a tool)

encabestrar

to halter (put a halter on)

encabezar

to lead, to head

encabritar

to upset, bug; to rear, prance (said of a horse)

encabronar

to anger, to annoy, to piss someone off; to get mad/angry

encachimbarse

to get sick and tired, to get pissed off, to get angry.; to anger, annoy, enrage (someone)

Not available for this verb.

encadenar

to chain, to shackle; to bind together, connect

encajar

to insert, put into; to fit, to dovetail

encajonar

to crate or box up; to encase

encalabozar

to jail, imprison (especially in a dungeon)

encalabrinar

to cause (someone) to go dizzy; to work up (someone); irritate

encalambrarse

to go numb; to suffer from cramp

Not available for this verb.

encalar

to whitewash (to paint with a lime and water mixture); to throw a ball or other object to a high and hard-to-reach place (roof, balcony, tree) and have it get stuck there