Every tense, conjugated

ir

to go (away from speaker and listener); to be suitable or apt for its purpose, to match or suit well (of clothing)

irisar

to be iridescent

ironizar

to speak with irony

irradiar

to irradiate

irregularizar

to irregularize

irrespetar

to disrespect

irrigar

to irrigate (to supply with water directly)

irritar

to irritate; to excite

irrogar

to cause harm or danger

irrumpir

to burst into

irse chuco

to be mistaken

Not available for this verb.

irse en la chicagüita

to make a mistake; to err

Not available for this verb.

islamizar

to Islamize/Islamise, Islamicize

isomerizar

to isomerize

italianizar

to Italianize

iterar

to repeat, to iterate

itinerar

to travel; to roam; to be on the road

izar

to hoist

izquierdizar

to shift to the left; to become left-wing (politically)

j*der

censored spelling of joder

jabonar

to soap up; to lather; to soap oneself up

jacer

obsolete spelling of hacer

jactar

to move or shake; to boast; brag

jadear

to gasp, pant, wheeze, puff; heave

jainear

to kiss; to go out with or look for girls

jalar

to pull; to draw (in); to attract

jalar el ganso

to beat one's meat; to masturbate

Not available for this verb.

jalbegar

synonym of enjalbegar

jalear

to urge on; to encourage; synonym of ojear

jalonar

to mark; to mark out; to stake out

jalonear

to tug; to haggle

jalársela

infinitive of jalar combined with indirect object le/les and direct object la

Not available for this verb.

jambarse

to gorge, to pig-out, to devour (stuff oneself with food)

Not available for this verb.

janguear

to hang out

jaquear

to check; to bother, to molest

jaquir

to forsake, to abandon

jaranear

to go on a spree; to party

jarrear

to bucket down, to rain in buckets; to draw water frequently (from a well), so the veins do not become blocked

jaspear

to speckle

jayanear

to tell jokes; to utter vulgar or obscene words

jedar

to give birth

jeder

alternative form of heder

jefear

to lead; to boss

jerarquizar

to arrange hierarchically

jerber

alternative form of hervir

jeringar

to syringe; to give an enema

jerver

alternative form of hervir

jervir

alternative form of hervir

jibarizar

to reduce, to diminish, to shrink, to lessen

jier

alternative form of jeder

jijear

to laugh; to show signs of tiredness

jimar

to harvest and process agave to make mezcal

jinetear

to ride; to perform; to break in a horse

jipiar

to hiccup; to moan; to whimper

jiñar

to defecate; shit

joder

to annoy, bug, bother, irritate; to tell annoying jokes

jonronear

to hit a home run

jorobar

to annoy; to be annoying

josear

to hustle

jotear

to flirt with or woo someone, often with the intent of making a sexual conquest; (being a man) to flirt with another man, usually as a joke without any intention of having sexual intercourse