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Showing 1,801–1,900: apercharse–aponer
- apercharse to perch oneself
- apercibir to warn, to prepare, to notice
- apercibirse to prepare oneself, to notice
- apercollar to grab by the neck
- aperdigar to brown, to half-roast
- apergaminarse to become parchment-like
- apergollar to seize by the throat
- apergollarse to choke, to strangle
- apernar to seize by the leg
- aperrar to tie up dogs
- aperrarse to become stubborn
- aperrear to set dogs on
- aperrearse to wear oneself out
- apersogar to tie with a rope
- apersogarse to tie oneself
- apersonarse to appear in person
- apertrechar to supply, to equip
- apertrecharse to equip oneself
- apesadumbrar to grieve, to distress
- apesadumbrarse to become distressed
- apesarar to cause sorrow
- apesararse to grieve, to be sorrowful
- apesgar to weigh down
- apestar to stink, to smell bad, to infect
- apestarse to become infected, to catch plague
- apestillar to bolt, to latch
- apestillarse to get stuck
- apetecer to feel like
- apetecerse to feel like
- apezuñar to dig with hooves
- apiadar to earn the pity of
- apiadarse to earn the pity of
- apianar to flatten, to level out
- apianarse to become flat
- apicararse to become roguish
- apichonar to cuddle, to fondle
- apilar to pile up
- apimpollarse to bud, to sprout
- apiñar to cram, to pack tightly, to cluster
- apiñarse to crowd together, to cluster
- apiojarse to become infested with lice
- apiolar to tie by the feet
- apiolarse to die, to kick the bucket (slang)
- apiparse to stuff oneself
- apiporrarse to overeat, to stuff oneself
- apirgüinarse to become thin
- apirularse to dress elegantly
- apisonar to roll, to compact with roller
- apitar to whistle, to blow a whistle
- apitonar to sprout, to bud
- apitonarse to quarrel, to butt heads
- apitucarse to dress elegantly
- apitutar to get a job through connections
- apitutarse to get connections
- aplacar to appease, to calm, to pacify
- aplacarse to calm down, to be appeased
- aplacer to please, to give pleasure
- aplacerse to be pleased
- aplagar to plague, to infest
- aplanar to level, to flatten, to smooth
- aplanarse to flatten, to become level
- aplanchar to iron, to press with iron
- aplantillar to fit to a template
- aplastar to crush, to flatten, to squash
- aplastarse to be crushed, to flatten
- aplatanar to make lethargic
- aplatanarse to become lazy
- aplaudir to applaud, to clap
- aplayar to overflow, to spread out
- aplazar to postpone, to defer, to delay
- aplazarse to be postponed, to be delayed
- aplebeyar to make plebeian
- aplebeyarse to become vulgar
- aplegar to gather, to collect
- aplicar to apply, to put into practice
- aplicarse to apply oneself, to work hard
- aplomar to plumb, to make vertical
- aplomarse to become heavy
- apocar to reduce, to diminish, to belittle
- apocarse to be belittled, to feel small
- apocharse to become lazy
- apocopar to apocopate, to shorten words
- apocoparse to be shortened
- apodar to nickname, to give a nickname
- apodarse to be nicknamed
- apoderar to authorize, to empower
- apoderarse to seize, to take possession of
- apodrecer to rot, to decay
- apolar to hoe, to hill
- apolillar to eat holes in
- apolillarse to eat holes in
- apolismar to weaken, to exhaust
- apolismarse to become weak
- apollerar to make into a coop
- apollerarse to become cooped up
- apologizar to apologize, to defend
- apoltronarse to become lazy
- apolvillarse to become infested with moths
- apomazar to pumice, to polish
- aponer to attribute, to impute