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- ababillarse to get bogged down
- abachar to bow down
- abacorar to intimidate, to corner
- abadernar to tie with ropes
- abajar to go down
- abalanzar to throw forward
- abalanzarse to rush, to throw oneself forward, to lunge
- abalar to shake, to move, to sway
- abaldonar to insult, to revile
- abaldonarse to degrade oneself
- abalear to shoot, to winnow
- abalijar to pack, to bundle up belongings
- abalizar to mark with buoys
- aballar to move, to drive (livestock)
- aballestar to ballast, to stabilize with weight
- abaluartar to fortify, to build bastions
- abanar to fan, to cool with a fan
- abancalar to terrace, to create terraced land
- abandalizar to form groups
- abanderar to register, to champion
- abanderarse to register, to champion
- abanderizar to organize into factions
- abanderizarse to take sides, to join a faction
- abandonar to abandon, to leave
- abandonarse to abandon, to leave
- abanear to fan, to winnow grain
- abanicar to fan, to wave a fan
- abanicarse to fan oneself, to cool oneself
- abañar to bathe, to immerse in water
- abarajar to catch in the air, to parry
- abarañar to scratch, to scrape
- abaratar to reduce the price of
- abaratarse to reduce the price of
- abarbar to reach, to touch with the beard
- abarbechar to plow, to prepare fallow land
- abarbetar to fasten, to secure with clamps
- abarcar to cover, to encompass, to embrace
- abarcuzar to embrace, to hug tightly
- abarloar to bring alongside
- abarloarse to come alongside
- abarquillar to curl, to warp
- abarquillarse to curl up, to become warped
- abarracar to shelter, to take cover in barracks
- abarracarse to take shelter
- abarraganarse to live together
- abarrajar to hurl, to throw violently
- abarrajarse to throw oneself, to rush
- abarrancar to make ravines, to run aground
- abarrancarse to get stuck, to fall into a ravine
- abarrar to throw, to hurl forcefully
- abarrenar to drill, to bore holes
- abarrer to sweep, to sweep away
- abarrir to bore, to weary someone
- abarrotar to pack, to cram full, to overstock
- abartarse to hide, to take cover
- abastar to supply, to provision
- abastardar to debase, to bastardize
- abastarse to supply oneself
- abastecer to supply, to provide provisions
- abastecerse to supply oneself, to stock up
- abastionar to fortify, to build defensive works
- abatanar to full (cloth), to beat
- abatanarse to become matted
- abatatar to confuse, to bewilder, to fluster
- abatatarse to become confused
- abatir to shoot down, to take down
- abatirse to shoot down, to take down
- abatojar to beat down
- abdicar to abdicate, to renounce
- abducir to abduct, to kidnap
- abejear to buzz, to hum like a bee
- abejonear to buzz like a bumblebee
- abejorrear to buzz like a bumblebee
- abeldar to winnow, to separate grain from chaff
- abellacar to make villainous
- abellacarse to become villainous
- abemolar to soften, to flatten (music)
- aberrar to err, to be mistaken
- abestializarse to become bestial
- abestionar to fortify with bastions
- abetunar to coat with bitumen
- abhorrecer to abhor, to detest
- abicharse to become wormy
- abieldar to winnow with a pitchfork
- abigarrar to variegate, to make motley
- abigarrarse to become motley
- abinar to plow a second time
- abirritar to irritate slightly
- abisagrar to hinge, to attach with hinges
- abiselar to bevel, to cut at an angle
- abismar to plunge into despair
- abismarse to plunge into despair
- abitar to secure to a bitt (nautical)
- abjurar to abjure, to renounce
- ablacionar to ablate, to remove by erosion
- ablandar to soften, to make tender, to mollify
- ablandarse to soften, to become tender
- ablandecer to soften, to make gentle
- ablandir to soften, to mollify
- ablaquear to dig around vines