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15,320 verbs · Page 109 of 154
Showing 10,801–10,900: lotear–mallar
- lotear to divide into lots
- lotificar to subdivide into lots
- lotizar to divide into lots
- lozanear to be lush
- lozanearse to luxuriate
- lozanecer to become lush
- lozanecerse to flourish
- lubricar to lubricate
- lubrificar to lubricate
- luchar to fight
- lucir to shine, to wear
- lucirse to shine, to wear
- lucrar to profit
- lucrarse to profit
- lucubrar to lucubrate
- ludiar to ferment
- ludiarse to ferment
- ludir to rub
- luir to redeem, to wear away
- lujar to rub, to polish
- lujuriar to lust
- lunear to moon about
- lustrar to polish
- luxar to dislocate
- luxarse to become dislocated
- macadamizar to macadamize
- macanear to talk nonsense
- macaquear to act like monkey
- macar to bruise fruit
- macarse to begin to rot
- macear to hammer, to pound
- macerar to soak
- macerarse to soak
- machacar to crush
- machar to crush, to pound
- macharse to get drunk
- machear to beget males
- machetear to machete
- machetearse to study hard
- machiembrar to tongue and groove
- machihembrar to tongue and groove
- machimbrar to tongue and groove
- machucar to crush
- macizar to fill up, to bait
- macollar to tiller
- macollarse to form tillers
- macular to stain, to spot
- madrear to insult mother
- madrearse to spoil (fruit)
- madrigalizar to write madrigals
- madrugar to get up early
- madurar to mature, to ripen
- maestralizar to blow northwest wind
- maestrear to direct, to master
- magancear to loaf
- magiar to do magic
- magnetizar to magnetize
- magnificar to praise, to magnify
- magnificarse to praise, to magnify
- magostar to roast chestnuts
- magrear to grope
- magrecer to become thin
- magullar to bruise
- magullarse to bruise
- mahometizar to convert to Islam
- maicear to feed corn
- majadear to take shelter (flock)
- majaderear to talk nonsense
- majar to crush
- majasear to be lazy
- majear to crush grapes
- majolar to plant hawthorn
- malacostumbrar to spoil with bad habits
- malanocharse to spend bad night
- malbaratar to squander
- malcasar to make unhappy marriage
- malcasarse to marry badly
- malcomer to eat poorly
- malconvivir to coexist badly
- malcriar to spoil
- maldecir to swear, to curse
- malear to corrupt
- malearse to corrupt
- maleducar to spoil
- maleficiar to bewitch
- malenseñar to teach badly
- malentender to misunderstand
- malfuncionar to malfunction
- malgastar to waste
- malherir to wound seriously
- malhumorar to put in bad mood
- malhumorarse to become ill-humored
- maliciar to suspect
- maliciarse to become suspicious
- malignar to corrupt
- malignarse to become malignant
- malignizarse to become malignant
- malingrar to spoil
- malinterpretar to misinterpret
- mallar to mesh