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- amarrarse to tie oneself, to hold on
- amarrequear to tie loosely
- amarse to love each other
- amartelar to make jealous
- amartelarse to fall in love
- amartillar to hammer, to cock (a gun)
- amasar to knead, to amass
- amasarse to knead, to amass
- amasijar to knead dough
- amatar to extinguish, to put out
- amatarse to be extinguished
- amatonar to act like a bully
- amatonarse to become a bully
- amayorazgar to entail property
- ambicionar to aspire to
- ambientar to set, to create atmosphere
- ambientarse to adjust, to get accustomed
- amblar to amble, to walk at easy pace
- ambular to walk, to ambulate
- amechar to wick, to insert a wick
- amedrantar to frighten, to scare
- amedrar to frighten, to scare
- amedrarse to become frightened
- amedrentar to scare, to intimidate, to frighten
- amedrentarse to become frightened, to be scared
- amelar to make honey
- amelcochar to make like taffy
- amelcocharse to fall in love
- amelgar to furrow, to plow furrows
- amellar to nick, to notch
- amellarse to become nicked
- amenazar to threaten, to menace
- amenguar to lessen, to diminish, to reduce
- amenizar to liven up
- amenorar to diminish, to lessen
- amenorgar to lessen, to make smaller
- amerar to mix with water
- amerarse to soak, to become soaked
- amercearse to have mercy
- amercendearse to deal in merchandise
- americanizar to Americanize, to make American
- americanizarse to become Americanized
- ameritar to deserve, to merit
- ameritarse to prove oneself worthy
- amerizar to land on water
- ametrallar to machine-gun, to strafe
- amezquindarse to become stingy
- amigar to befriend, to make friends
- amigarse to become friends
- amilanar to intimidate, to daunt, to discourage
- amilanarse to be intimidated, to lose courage
- amillarar to assess for taxes
- aminar to mine, to place mines
- aminorar to reduce, to diminish, to lessen
- amistar to befriend, to reconcile
- amistarse to become friends, to make up
- amnistiar to amnesty, to pardon
- amoblar to furnish, to provide furniture
- amochar to butt with the head
- amodorrar to make drowsy
- amodorrarse to become drowsy
- amodorrecer to cause drowsiness
- amohecer to make moldy
- amohecerse to become moldy
- amohinar to annoy, to vex
- amohinarse to become annoyed
- amohosarse to become moldy
- amojamar to cure (fish)
- amojamarse to become dried up
- amojelar to mark boundaries
- amojonar to mark with boundary stones
- amolar to damage, to annoy, to grind
- amolarse to put up with, to endure
- amoldar to mold, to shape, to adapt
- amoldarse to adapt, to conform
- amollar to yield, to give way
- amollecer to soften, to make tender
- amollentar to soften, to make soft
- amollentarse to become soft
- amolotarse to gather in a crowd
- amonarse to get drunk
- amonedar to mint, to coin
- amonestar to reprimand, to admonish, to warn
- amonestarse to be reprimanded
- amononar to make cute
- amononarse to become cute
- amontar to flee to the mountains
- amontarse to become wild
- amontazgar to collect grazing fees
- amontonar to pile up
- amontonarse to pile up
- amoragar to roast on embers
- amoratar to make purple
- amoratarse to turn purple
- amorcar to butt (of rams)
- amordazar to gag, to silence, to muzzle
- amorecer to fall in love
- amorecerse to become enamored
- amorgonar to layer (plants)
- amorillar to prop up