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Showing 2,301–2,400: asocar–atarragar
- asocar to tighten, to secure firmly
- asociar to associate, to connect, to partner
- asociarse to associate, to partner with
- asolanar to damage by sun
- asolanarse to get sunburned
- asolapar to overlap, to cover partially
- asolar to devastate, to destroy, to raze
- asoldadar to hire as a soldier
- asoldadarse to enlist, to become soldier
- asoldar to hire, to employ for pay
- asoldarse to hire oneself out
- asolear to put out in the sun
- asolearse to put out in the sun
- asomar to stick out
- asomarse to stick out
- asombrar to amaze, to astonish, to astound
- asombrarse to be amazed, to be astonished
- asonantar to make assonant
- asonar to make assonance
- asonarse to rhyme in assonance
- asondar to sound, to probe
- asoplar to blow, to puff
- asordar to deafen, to make deaf
- asordinar to muffle, to mute
- asordinarse to become muffled
- asorocharse to get altitude sickness
- asosegar to calm, to quiet
- asosegarse to calm down
- asotanar to make a basement
- aspar to reel, to wind on spool
- asparse to reel, to wind
- aspaventar to frighten, to scare away
- aspearse to get sore feet
- asperear to make rough
- asperearse to become rough
- aspergear to sprinkle, to spray
- asperger to sprinkle, to scatter drops
- asperjar to sprinkle, to spray lightly
- aspillar to make loopholes
- aspillerar to fortify with loopholes
- aspirar to inhale, to vacuum
- asquear to disgust, to nauseate, to sicken
- astillar to splinter, to chip, to shatter
- astillarse to splinter, to break into pieces
- astreñir to constrain, to bind, to restrict
- astringir to astringe, to constrict
- astriñir to constrain, to bind
- astrologar to practice astrology
- asturianizar to make Asturian
- asubiar to take shelter from rain
- asubiarse to shelter from rain
- asulcar to furrow, to plow furrows
- asumir to assume, to take on, to accept
- asuntar to note, to observe
- asuntarse to take notice
- asurar to burn, to scorch slightly
- asurarse to get burned
- asurcar to furrow, to make furrows
- asustar to frighten, to scare
- asustarse to become frightened, to get scared
- asutilar to make subtle
- atabalear to drum, to beat drums
- atabillar to fold cloth
- atablar to level with a board
- atacar to attack, to assault, to strike
- atacarse to attack each other
- atafagar to suffocate, to stifle
- atafagarse to become suffocated
- atagallar to sail close to the wind
- atairar to cut molding
- atajar to take a shortcut
- atajarse to take a shortcut
- atalajar to harness, to equip with harness
- atalantar to stun, to daze
- atalantarse to be stunned
- atalayar to watch from a tower
- atalayarse to keep watch
- atalivar to observe, to watch
- ataludar to slope, to make sloping
- ataluzar to slope, to bevel
- atancar to clog, to block
- atancarse to become clogged
- atangayar to grip, to seize
- atangayarse to cling to
- atañer to concern, to pertain to
- atapar to cover, to plug
- atapuzar to stuff, to cram
- atapuzarse to stuff oneself
- ataquizar to bury vine cuttings for rooting
- atar to tie, to bind, to fasten
- ataracear to inlay, to do inlay work
- atarantar to stun, to daze, to bewilder
- atarantarse to be stunned, to be dazed
- atarazar to bite, to tear
- atardecer to become evening
- atarear to give a task
- atarearse to give a task
- atarquinar to cover with mud
- atarquinarse to become muddy
- atarragar to fit with a flange