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- arrebozar to coat, to wrap
- arrebozarse to wrap oneself
- arrebujar to bundle up
- arrebujarse to wrap oneself up
- arrecadar to collect, to gather
- arrechar to turn on
- arrechuchar to push, to shove
- arreciar to intensify, to grow stronger
- arreciarse to intensify, to become severe
- arrecifar to form reefs
- arrecir to stiffen with cold
- arrecirse to be frozen stiff
- arredilar to fold sheep
- arredondear to round off
- arredondearse to become round
- arredrar to frighten, to intimidate, to deter
- arredrarse to be frightened, to back away
- arregazar to tuck up
- arregazarse to tuck up one's clothes
- arregentar to manage, to run
- arreglar to fix, to repair
- arreglarse to fix, to repair
- arregostarse to take a liking to
- arreguincharse to arch the back
- arrejacar to plow again
- arrejerar to tie up
- arrejuntar to gather, to collect
- arrejuntarse to live together
- arrellanarse to sprawl, to lounge comfortably
- arremangar to roll up sleeves
- arremangarse to roll up one's sleeves
- arremansar to form a pool
- arremansarse to become calm
- arrematar to finish off
- arremedar to imitate, to mimic
- arremeter to charge at, to attack
- arremeterse to charge at, to attack
- arremolinarse to crowd around
- arrempujar to push, to shove
- arrendar to rent, to lease, to let
- arrepanchigarse to sprawl, to lounge
- arrepasarse to review, to go over
- arrepentir to repent, to regret
- arrepentirse to regret it
- arrepistar to grind again
- arrequejar to curdle, to coagulate
- arrequesonarse to curdle, to become like cottage cheese
- arrequintar to tighten, to secure firmly
- arrestar to arrest, to detain, to imprison
- arrestarse to be arrested, to be detained
- arrevesar to vomit, to throw up
- arrevolver to stir up
- arrezagar to delay, to leave behind
- arrezagarse to fall behind
- arriar to lower, to flood
- arriarse to lower, to flood
- arribar to arrive, to reach port
- arribarse to arrive, to come
- arriciar to stiffen with cold
- arridar to tighten (nautical)
- arriesgar to risk, to venture, to hazard
- arriesgarse to risk oneself, to take chances
- arrigirse to become stiff
- arrimar to move closer
- arrimarse to move closer
- arrincar to uproot, to pull out
- arrinconar to discard, to corner, to put aside
- arrinconarse to withdraw, to isolate oneself
- arriostrar to brace, to strut
- arriscar to risk, to venture boldly
- arriscarse to take risks
- arritar to irritate, to annoy
- arrizar to reef sails
- arrobar to entrance, to captivate
- arrobarse to be entranced, to be enraptured
- arrochar to butt, to gore
- arrocinar to make like a nag
- arrocinarse to become stupid
- arrodajarse to sit with legs crossed
- arrodear to go around
- arrodelar to shield, to defend with shield
- arrodelarse to shield oneself
- arrodillarse to kneel down
- arrodrigar to stake plants
- arrodrigonar to prop up vines
- arrogar to adopt, to arrogate, to claim
- arrogarse to arrogate to oneself
- arrojar to throw, to hurl, to cast
- arrojarse to throw oneself, to jump
- arrollar to run over
- arromadizar to give a cold
- arromadizarse to catch a cold
- arromanzar to translate into Romance
- arromar to blunt, to make dull
- arromarse to become blunt
- arromper to break new ground
- arronzar to haul, to pull with ropes
- arropar to tuck in
- arroparse to tuck in
- arroscar to coil, to wind into spiral