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15,320 verbs · Page 11 of 154
Showing 1,001–1,100: agusanarse–ajuntar
- agusanarse to become wormy
- aguzar to sharpen, to whet, to make keen
- ahajar to crumple, to rumple
- ahechar to sift, to winnow
- ahelear to make bitter like gall
- aherir to wound, to injure
- ahermanar to make like brothers
- aherrojar to shackle, to fetter
- aherrumbrar to rust, to make rusty
- aherrumbrarse to become rusty
- aherventar to boil, to heat
- ahervorarse to become overheated
- ahetrar to fill with beech
- ahidalgar to ennoble, to make noble
- ahidalgarse to become noble
- ahijar to adopt, to take as one's own
- ahilar to line up, to go single file
- ahilarse to faint from hunger
- ahincar to urge, to press
- ahincarse to insist, to persist
- ahinojar to kneel, to fall on knees
- ahinojarse to kneel down
- ahirmar to affirm, to strengthen
- ahitar to surfeit, to satiate
- ahitarse to overeat, to get indigestion
- ahocicar to fall on one's face
- ahocinarse to narrow (of a river)
- ahogar to drown, to suffocate, to choke
- ahogarse to drown, to suffocate
- ahondar to deepen, to go deeper into
- ahondarse to deepen, to become deeper
- ahorcajarse to straddle, to sit astride
- ahorcar to hang, to execute by hanging
- ahorcarse to hang oneself
- ahormar to fit, to shape
- ahormarse to conform, to adapt
- ahornagarse to become dry from heat
- ahornar to put in the oven
- ahornarse to get burned in the oven
- ahorquillar to prop up with a fork
- ahorquillarse to fork, to branch
- ahorrar to save, to economize, to spare
- ahorrarse to save oneself, to avoid
- ahotar to whip, to lash
- ahoyar to dig holes
- ahuatarse to become thorny
- ahuchar to hoard, to save
- ahuciar to give hope to
- ahuecar to hollow out
- ahuecarse to hollow out
- ahuesarse to become bony
- ahuevar to shape like an egg
- ahuevarse to become scared
- ahuevonar to make lazy
- ahuevonarse to become lazy
- ahuevonearse to act lazy
- ahuizotar to incite with a whip
- ahumar to smoke, to cure with smoke
- ahumarse to become smoked, to get smoky
- ahusar to make spindle-shaped
- ahusarse to taper, to become thin
- ahuyentar to frighten off
- ahuyentarse to frighten off
- aifonear to use an iPhone
- aindiarse to become like an Indian
- airar to anger, to make angry
- airarse to become angry, to get mad
- airear to air, to ventilate, to broadcast
- airearse to air out, to get fresh air
- aislar to isolate, to insulate
- aislarse to isolate, to insulate
- ajamonarse to become plump
- ajar to wear out
- ajardinar to landscape, to make into a garden
- ajarse to wear out
- ajear to exclaim 'ajo'
- ajenar to alienate, to transfer ownership
- ajerar to arrange by rank
- ajetrear to bustle about
- ajetrearse to tire oneself out
- ajironar to tear into shreds
- ajizar to incite, to stir up
- ajizarse to become angry
- ajobar to carry on one's back
- ajobarse to bend under a load
- ajochar to store in a granary
- ajorar to drag, to haul
- ajorarse to be dragged along
- ajornalar to hire by the day
- ajornalarse to work as a day laborer
- ajorrar to tow, to drag
- ajorrarse to be towed
- ajotar to incite dogs
- ajuarar to furnish with a trousseau
- ajuglarar to act like a minstrel
- ajuglararse to become like a minstrel
- ajuiciar to bring to reason
- ajuiciarse to become sensible
- ajumarse to get drunk
- ajuntar to be friends with