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- alparcear to make sandals
- alpargatar to make espadrilles
- alquilar to rent, to lease, to hire
- alquilarse to be for rent, to hire oneself out
- alquitarar to distill, to extract by distillation
- alquitranar to tar, to coat with tar
- altear to elevate, to raise
- altearse to rise up
- alterar to alter, to agitate
- alterarse to alter, to agitate
- altercar to argue, to dispute
- alternar to alternate, to socialize
- altivar to make proud
- altivarse to become proud
- altivecer to make haughty
- altivecerse to become haughty
- aluchar to wrestle, to struggle
- alucinar to hallucinate, to be out of one's mind
- alucinarse to hallucinate, to be out of one's mind
- aludir to allude to
- alufrar to spy, to watch
- alumbrar to light, to give off light
- alumbrarse to light, to give off light
- aluminar to illuminate, to light up
- aluminizar to aluminize, to coat with aluminum
- alunarse to get in a bad mood
- alungar to lengthen, to extend
- alunizar to land on the moon
- alustrar to polish, to shine
- aluzar to illuminate, to shed light on
- alzaprimar to lever up, to pry
- alzar to lift, to erect
- alzarse to lift, to erect
- amacharse to become sterile
- amachetear to hack with a machete
- amachinarse to live together unmarried
- amachorrarse to become barren
- amacizar to make solid
- amacizarse to become solid
- amacollar to form clumps
- amacollarse to grow in clumps
- amadrigar to burrow, to take refuge in burrow
- amadrigarse to hide in a burrow
- amadrinar to be godmother to
- amadrinarse to be godmother to
- amaestrar to train, to teach, to coach
- amaestrarse to train oneself, to become skilled
- amagar to show signs of, to threaten
- amagarse to show signs of, to threaten
- amainar to take in, to die down
- amaitinar to spy on, to watch
- amajadar to fold sheep
- amajanar to mark boundaries
- amalarse to fall ill
- amalayar to curse, to wish ill
- amalear to hammer (metal)
- amalgamar to amalgamate, to combine, to merge
- amalgamarse to merge, to blend together
- amalladar to set nets
- amallarse to net fish
- amamantar to nurse, to suckle
- amanar to spring, to flow
- amancebar to cohabit, to live together unmarried
- amancebarse to live together unmarried
- amancillar to stain, to dishonor
- amanear to hobble (an animal)
- amanecer to dawn, to wake up at dawn
- amanecerse to stay up until dawn
- amanerar to make mannered
- amanerarse to become affected
- amangualar to collude, to conspire together
- amangualarse to conspire together
- amanojar to bundle, to tie in bunches
- amansar to tame, to domesticate, to calm
- amansarse to calm down, to become tame
- amantar to cover with a blanket
- amantillar to top up (nautical)
- amanzanar to divide into blocks
- amañar to rig, to fix, to arrange deceitfully
- amañarse to manage, to find a way
- amapolar to lull to sleep
- amapolarse to become poppy-like
- amar to love, to cherish, to adore
- amarar to land on the sea, to splash down
- amarcar to brand, to mark
- amarchantarse to become a regular customer
- amarecer to feel nauseous
- amarecerse to become seasick
- amargar to make bitter
- amargarse to make bitter
- amariconar to make effeminate
- amariconarse to become effeminate
- amarillar to make yellow
- amarillear to turn yellow
- amarillecer to turn yellow
- amarinar to marinate, to man a ship
- amarizar to land on water
- amarizarse to become Marian
- amaromar to tie with rope
- amarrar to tie, to moor, to fasten