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- atarragarse to become fitted
- atarrajar to thread, to tap
- atarse to tie oneself, to be tied
- atarugar to plug with pegs
- atarugarse to become confused
- atasajar to jerk meat
- atascar to block, to clog, to jam
- atascarse to get stuck, to be blocked
- ataucar to pack tight
- ataviar to dress up
- ataviarse to dress up
- atediar to bore, to weary
- atediarse to become bored
- atembar to make tremble
- atembarse to tremble, to shake with fear
- atemorizar to frighten, to terrify, to scare
- atemorizarse to be frightened, to become scared
- atemperar to temper, to moderate
- atemperarse to moderate oneself
- atenacear to torture with pincers
- atenazar to grip, to clamp, to squeeze
- atender to look after, to attend to
- atenebrarse to become dark
- atener to hold to, to abide by
- atenerse to abide by
- atentar to make an attempt, to threaten
- atenuar to alleviate, to attenuate, to soften
- atenuarse to diminish, to be attenuated
- aterecer to become stiff with cold
- aterecerse to become numb with cold
- aterir to freeze, to benumb
- aterirse to become numb with cold
- aterrajar to thread, to cut threads
- aterrar to terrify, to frighten, to land
- aterrarse to be terrified, to be frightened
- aterrerar to terrify, to fill with terror
- aterrizar to land, to touch down (aircraft)
- aterronar to clod, to lump
- aterronarse to become lumpy
- aterrorizar to terrorize, to terrify
- aterrorizarse to be terrorized, to be terrified
- atesar to tighten, to tauten
- atesorar to amass, to hoard, to treasure
- atestar to pack, to stuff, to cram full
- atestiguar to testify, to witness, to attest
- atetar to suckle, to nurse, to breastfeed
- atetillar to level land
- atezar to blacken, to tan
- atezarse to become tanned
- atibar to pack, to stuff
- atiborrar to stuff full
- atiborrarse to stuff full
- atiesar to stiffen, to make stiff
- atiesarse to become stiff
- atildar to accent, to criticize
- atildarse to dress carefully
- atilintar to pencil in eyebrows
- atinar to hit the target, to guess
- atincar to hit the mark
- atinconar to prop up
- atingir to touch, to concern
- atingirse to be concerned with
- atiparse to gorge oneself
- atiplar to raise the pitch
- atiplarse to become shrill
- atipujarse to stuff oneself
- atirantar to brace, to strut
- atiriciarse to become jaundiced
- atisbar to make out
- atizar to stoke, to poke fire, to incite
- atizarse to stoke, to consume (drink)
- atizonar to bond bricks
- atizonarse to become smutted
- atoar to tow, to pull with rope
- atobar to stun, to daze
- atobarse to become stunned
- atochar to fill with esparto
- atocharse to become clogged
- atocinar to make bacon
- atocinarse to become fat
- atojar to incite, to urge on
- atollar to bog down
- atollarse to get stuck in mud
- atolondrar to stun, to bewilder
- atolondrarse to become bewildered
- atomizar to fragment, to atomize, to spray
- atondar to shear cloth
- atontar to stun, to daze, to stupefy
- atontarse to become dazed, to be stunned
- atontecer to stupefy, to make stupid
- atontolinar to confuse, to bewilder
- atontolinarse to become confused
- atorar to obstruct, to block, to choke
- atorarse to choke, to get stuck
- atordecer to stun, to daze
- atorgar to grant, to consent
- atormentar to torture, to torment
- atormentarse to torture, to torment
- atornillar to screw, to screw in
- atornillarse to screw in, to fasten