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- ablentar to winnow, to fan grain
- abluir to purify, to cleanse ritually
- abnegar to renounce, to deny oneself
- abnegarse to deny oneself
- abobar to make foolish, to stupefy
- abobarse to become foolish
- abocar to end in
- abocardar to countersink, to widen a hole opening
- abocarse to end in
- abocelar to round off
- abocetar to sketch, to outline
- abochornar to embarrass, to make blush, to overheat
- abochornarse to be embarrassed, to feel ashamed
- abocinar to flare out, to widen
- abocinarse to fall headfirst
- abofarse to become spongy
- abofetear to slap, to strike with the palm
- abogar to advocate, to champion
- abolir to abolish, to annul, to revoke
- abollar to dent, to make a dent in
- abollonar to emboss, to stud
- abolsar to form pockets or bags
- abolsarse to form pockets, to bag
- abombar to bulge, to make convex, to swell
- abombarse to bulge, to become swollen
- abominar to abominate, to loathe
- abonanzar to become calm (weather)
- abonar to fertilize, to pay, to subscribe
- abonarse to subscribe, to sign up for
- abondar to abound, to be plentiful
- abondarse to abound, to overflow with
- aboquillar to widen, to flare an opening
- abordar to tackle, to board
- abordonar to support with a staff
- aborrajarse to become scorched
- aborrascarse to become stormy
- aborrecer to abhor, to abandon
- aborrecerse to abhor, to abandon
- aborregar to cover with clouds
- aborregarse to become sheep-like
- aborrir to bore, to make tedious
- aborronar to make rough
- abortar to abort, to foil
- aborujar to bundle up
- aborujarse to huddle, to curl up
- abotagarse to swell up
- abotargarse to swell up
- abotonar to button up
- abotonarse to button up
- abovedar to vault, to build an arched ceiling
- aboyar to float, to buoy
- abozalar to muzzle, to put a muzzle on
- abracar to hug, to embrace warmly
- abracarse to hug each other, to embrace
- abracijarse to embrace tightly
- abrasar to burn, to scorch, to set ablaze
- abrasarse to burn, to be consumed by fire
- abrasilar to tinge with red
- abravar to irritate, to provoke anger
- abravecer to enrage, to make fierce
- abrazar to hug, to embrace, to hold tight
- abrazarse to hug each other, to embrace
- abrenunciar to renounce, to reject formally
- abretonar to bud, to sprout new growth
- abrevar to water, to give drink to animals
- abrevarse to drink, to quench thirst (animals)
- abreviar to shorten, to hurry up
- abreviarse to shorten, to hurry up
- abrezar to embrace, to clasp
- abribonarse to become roguish
- abrigar to wrap up
- abrigarse to wrap up
- abrillantar to polish, to make brilliant
- abriolar to splice, to join ropes
- abrir to open, to unlock, to begin
- abrirse to open up, to reveal oneself
- abrochar to fasten, to button, to buckle
- abrocharse to fasten oneself, to button up
- abrogar to abrogate, to repeal a law
- abromar to oppress, to weigh down
- abromarse to become worm-eaten
- abroncar to annoy, to irritate
- abroncarse to become angry
- abroquelar to shield, to protect with a shield
- abroquelarse to shield oneself
- abrotoñar to sprout, to put forth shoots
- abrumar to overwhelm, to burden heavily
- abrumarse to be overwhelmed, to feel burdened
- abrutar to brutalize, to make brutish
- abruzarse to lie face down
- absceder to form an abscess
- absconder to hide, to conceal from view
- absentarse to absent oneself
- absolver to acquit, to absolve, to forgive
- absorber to absorb, to soak up, to engross
- absortar to amaze, to astonish
- absortarse to become absorbed
- abstener to abstain, to refrain from
- abstenerse to refrain, to hold oneself back
- absterger to cleanse, to wipe clean