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- aponerse to compete, to vie
- apontocar to prop up
- aponzoñar to poison, to envenom
- apoquinar to pay up, to cough up
- aporcar to hill up (plants)
- aporismarse to become blocked
- aporracear to beat, to club
- aporrar to be unable to respond or speak
- aporrarse to become obstinate
- aporrear to pound, to beat, to pummel
- aporrearse to beat each other, to fight
- aporrillarse to become knotty
- aportar to contribute, to bring, to provide
- aportillar to breach, to break through
- aportillarse to collapse, to breach
- aposar to lodge, to stay
- aposentar to lodge, to give lodging
- aposentarse to lodge, to take up residence
- apostar to bet, to wager, to station
- apostarse to bet, to position oneself
- apostatar to apostatize, to abandon faith
- apostemar to cause an abscess
- apostemarse to form an abscess
- apostillar to annotate, to add notes
- apostillarse to annotate, to make marginal notes
- apostolizar to apostolize, to evangelize
- apostrofar to apostrophize, to address directly
- apotrerar to pasture horses
- apoyar to support, to rest
- apoyarse to support, to rest
- apozarse to form pools
- apozolarse to become like pozole
- apreciar to appreciate, to value, to esteem
- apreciarse to be appreciated, to be valued
- aprehender to apprehend, to seize, to grasp
- apremiar to urge, to be urgent
- aprender to learn, to acquire knowledge
- aprenderse to learn, to memorize
- aprensar to press, to squeeze
- apresar to catch, to seize
- aprestar to prepare, to make ready
- aprestarse to prepare oneself, to get ready
- aprestigiar to give prestige to
- apresurar to hurry, to hasten, to speed up
- apresurarse to hurry, to rush
- apretar to press, to squeeze
- apretarse to press, to squeeze
- apretujar to squeeze, to press tightly
- apretujarse to squeeze together, to crowd
- aprevenir to prepare, to make ready
- aprimar to make thin
- apriscar to pen sheep
- apriscarse to shelter, to take shelter in fold
- aprisionar to imprison, to trap
- aproar to head toward
- aprobar to pass, to approve, to endorse
- aprodar to benefit, to profit
- aprometer to promise, to pledge
- aprontar to prepare quickly
- apropiar to adapt, to appropriate
- apropiarse to appropriate, to take for oneself
- apropincuarse to approach, to draw near
- apropriarse to appropriate, to seize
- aprovechar to take advantage of
- aprovecharse to take advantage of
- aprovisionar to provision, to supply
- aprovisionarse to stock up
- aproximar to bring closer
- aproximarse to bring closer
- aptar to adapt, to fit
- apucuyarse to become sad
- apulgarar to press with the thumb
- apulgararse to become thumb-shaped
- apulismarse to become weak
- apunarse to get altitude sickness
- apunchar to punch, to prick
- apuntalar to underpin, to strut
- apuntalarse to underpin, to strut
- apuntar to aim, to point, to note down
- apuntarse to sign up, to enroll
- apuntillar to finish off
- apuñalar to stab, to knife
- apuñalear to stab repeatedly
- apuñar to seize, to grab with fist
- apuñear to punch, to strike with fist
- apuñetear to punch repeatedly
- apuñuscar to grab, to seize
- apuñuscarse to huddle together
- apurar to finish, to drain, to hurry
- apurarse to hurry, to worry
- apurrir to hand over, to pass
- apurruñar to squeeze, to crush
- apurruñarse to huddle up
- aquebrazarse to crack, to split
- aquedar to stop, to halt
- aquejar to afflict, to trouble, to ail
- aquejarse to complain, to be troubled
- aquellar to attract, to charm
- aquerarse to become fond of a place
- aquerenciarse to become fond of a place