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Showing 1,201–1,300: aleudar–alotar
- aleudar to leaven, to add yeast to
- aleudarse to rise (dough)
- aleznar to smooth with an awl
- alfabetear to alphabetize, to arrange by alphabet
- alfabetizar to teach to read and write
- alfalfar to plant alfalfa
- alfar to rear up (horse)
- alfarrazar to prune vines
- alfeizar to splay (a window), to make a windowsill
- alfeñar to make delicate
- alfeñicarse to become delicate
- alfombrar to carpet, to cover with rugs
- alforrochar to spend frivolously
- alforzar to pleat, to tuck
- algarear to chatter, to prattle
- algodonar to stuff with cotton wool
- algoparse to pile up (clouds)
- alhajar to furnish, to adorn
- alharaquear to make a fuss
- alheñar to dye with henna
- alheñarse to become blighted
- alhombrar to carpet, to lay carpeting
- alianzarse to form an alliance
- aliar to ally, to form an alliance
- aliarse to ally oneself, to join forces
- alibriestarse to become excited
- alicatar to tile, to cover with tiles
- alicortar to clip wings
- aliebrestarse to become startled
- alienar to alienate, to estrange
- alienarse to become alienated
- aligar to bind, to tie
- aligarse to ally oneself
- aligerar to lighten, to hurry
- aligerarse to lighten, to hurry
- alijar to unload, to lighten cargo
- alijarar to clear wasteland
- alimentar to feed, to nourish, to sustain
- alimentarse to feed oneself, to eat
- alimonarse to turn yellow (plants)
- alindar to beautify, to embellish
- alindarse to border on
- alinderar to mark boundaries
- alinear to line up, to select
- alinearse to line up, to select
- aliñar to dress, to season, to prepare
- aliñarse to dress up, to tidy oneself
- alipegarse to stuff oneself
- aliquebrar to break wings
- aliquebrarse to become discouraged
- aliruzar to polish, to smooth
- aliruzarse to become polished
- alisar to smooth, to make smooth
- alisarse to smooth oneself, to straighten
- alistar to put on a list
- alistarse to get ready, to enlist
- alivianar to lighten, to make lighter
- aliviar to relieve, to ease, to alleviate
- aliviarse to feel relief, to recover
- aljofarar to adorn with pearls
- aljofifar to mop, to scrub
- allanar to flatten, to level, to smooth
- allanarse to submit, to agree
- allegar to gather, to collect, to bring near
- allegarse to approach, to come near
- almacenar to store, to warehouse, to stock
- almacigar to plant in a seedbed
- almadearse to become seasick
- almadiar to make into a raft
- almadiarse to feel nauseous
- almagrar to mark with red ochre
- almarbatar to tie up sheaves
- almenar to fortify with battlements
- almendrar to plant almond trees
- almiarar to stack hay
- almibarar to preserve in syrup
- almidonar to starch, to stiffen with starch
- almizclar to perfume with musk
- almogavarear to raid, to foray
- almohadillar to pad, to cushion
- almohazar to curry (a horse)
- almonedar to auction, to sell at auction
- almonedear to sell at auction
- almorzar to have lunch
- alobar to make wolf-like
- alobarse to become rabid
- alocar to drive crazy
- alocarse to drive crazy
- alogar to rent, to lease
- alojar to accommodate, to lodge, to house
- alojarse to stay, to lodge, to be housed
- alolar to rock, to lull
- alolarse to rock oneself
- alomar to plow deep furrows
- alomarse to arch the back
- alombar to make ridges
- alongar to lengthen, to extend
- aloquecer to drive crazy
- aloquecerse to go crazy
- alotar to reef sails