Every tense, conjugated

enchironar

to imprison, incarcerate

enchuecar

to cause to bend

enchufar

to plug in; to pull strings (to use connections instead of merit to obtain something)

enchuflar

to plug in

enchufársela

to fuck; get one's end away

Not available for this verb.

enchular

used in se ... enchular, syntactic variant of enchularse; to adorn, to beautify

enchularse

to become a ruffian; to become someone's bitch

Not available for this verb.

enchumbar

to drench

encimar

to put up; to store high up; to raise the stakes

encintar

to bedeck or attach with ribbons; to bedeck or attach with tape

enclaustrar

to cloister, hide

enclavar

to pierce; to nail

enclochar

to engage the clutch, to put into gear; to seize up (of a clutch)

encochar

to pick up (a passenger in a taxi)

encofrar

to plank, timber

encoger

to shrink; to contract

encojonar

to annoy, anger

encolar

to paste, to glue

encolerizar

to anger; to annoy

encolumnar

to fit/slot into place (in an organisation)

encomendar

to entrust; synonym of encomiar

encomenzar

obsolete spelling of comenzar

encomiar

to praise warmly; to commend formally

encompincharse

synonym of compincharse

Not available for this verb.

enconar

to inflame, anger; to cause to become inflamed

enconcharse

to curl up

Not available for this verb.

encontrar

to meet; to find, encounter, come across

encopetar

to elevate; to be conceited

encorajinar

to enrage; to stir up

encorazar

alternative spelling of acorazar

encordar

to string up; string; to rope together; to fasten with a rope

encornudar

to cheat on; cuckold

encorsetar

to put into a corset; to confine, to tighten

encorvar

to curve, to bend; to hunch, to stoop

encostalar

to put into a sack

encostarse

to approach the coast

Not available for this verb.

encoñarse

to have the hots for; to be head over heels in love with

Not available for this verb.

encrespar

to ripple; to curl (hair)

encriptar

to encrypt

encrudecer

to stir up

encuadernar

to bind a book

encuadrar

to frame

encuartelar

to quarter; to billet

encubar

to put into a barrel

encubertar

to cover; to conceal

encubrir

to conceal, to cover up

encuclillarse

to crouch; squat

Not available for this verb.

encuerar

to undress; to fleece, to make someone leave without money

encuestar

to survey, interview; to poll

encular

to have anal sex with; to fall madly in love, to have a crush on

encumbrar

to climb; to scale (a peak); to extol

encunetar

to cause to fall into a ditch; to push into a ditch; to get stuck in a ditch

encurtir

to pickle

endechar

to sing a dirge

endemoniar

to bedevil; to get mad; to get angry

endentecer

to teethe

enderezar

to straighten, to straighten out; to address (“to aim”)

endeudar

to indebt; to get into debt

endiablar

to corrupt; to bewitch, bedevil

endilgar

to pass the buck; to give, inflict