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Showing 2,701–2,800: ayudar–bancar
- ayudar to help, to assist, to aid
- ayudarse to help oneself, to help each other
- ayunar to fast, to abstain from food
- ayuntar to join, to unite, to couple
- ayustar to splice, to join ropes
- azacanarse to toil, to slave
- azacanear to toil, to drudge
- azadonar to hoe, to dig with hoe
- azafranar to saffron, to dye yellow
- azagar to lag behind
- azarandar to sift, to shake through sieve
- azarar to embarrass, to fluster
- azararse to become flustered
- azarearse to become embarrassed
- azoar to nitrogenate, to add nitrogen
- azoarse to become nitrogenated
- azocar to tighten, to pull tight
- azogar to coat with mercury
- azogarse to become restless
- azolar to adze, to hew
- azolvar to clog, to obstruct
- azolvarse to become clogged
- azonzarse to become stupid
- azorar to startle, to embarrass
- azorarse to startle, to embarrass
- azorrar to make drowsy
- azorrarse to become drowsy
- azotar to whip, to lash, to flog
- azotarse to whip oneself, to be whipped
- azucarar to add sugar to
- azucararse to add sugar to
- azufrar to sulfur, to treat with sulfur
- azular to color blue
- azulear to turn blue
- azulejar to tile, to cover with tiles
- azumagarse to become rusty
- azurronarse to form husks
- azurumbar to stun, to daze, to bewilder
- azurumbarse to become stunned
- azuzar to set on, to egg on
- babear to drool, to slobber, to drivel
- babosear to slobber over, to daydream
- babosearse to slobber over, to daydream
- bachatear to party, to dance bachata
- bachear to fill potholes
- bachillerar to graduate as a bachelor
- bachillerarse to get a bachelor's degree
- bachillerear to prattle, to babble
- badajear to clapper, to chatter
- badallar to yawn, to gape
- badulaquear to talk nonsense
- bagar to yield seed
- bailar to dance, to move rhythmically
- bailarse to dance, to be danced
- bailotear to dance around
- bajar to go down
- bajarse to go down
- bajear to go down
- bajonear to play the bassoon
- bajonearse to become depressed
- balacear to shoot, to fire at repeatedly
- baladrar to shout, to scream
- baladronear to boast, to brag
- balancear to swing, to balance, to rock
- balancearse to swing, to sway, to rock
- balanzar to balance, to weigh
- balar to bleat, to cry like sheep
- balastar to ballast, to add ballast
- balbucear to stammer, to babble, to mumble
- balbucir to stammer, to mumble
- balcanizar to Balkanize, to fragment
- balcanizarse to become Balkanized
- balconear to watch from a balcony
- baldar to cripple, to disable, to paralyze
- baldarse to become crippled, to be exhausted
- baldear to wash down, to sluice
- baldonar to insult, to affront
- baldonear to insult, to revile
- baldonearse to insult oneself
- baldosar to tile, to pave with tiles
- balear to shoot, Balearic
- balitar to bleat, to cry (sheep)
- balitear to bleat repeatedly
- balizar to mark with beacons, to buoy
- balizarse to be marked with beacons
- ballestear to shoot with a crossbow
- balotar to ballot, to vote by ballot
- balsear to ferry on a raft
- bambalear to wobble, to sway
- bambalearse to stagger, to wobble, to totter
- bambanear to swing, to sway
- bambanearse to swing about
- bambear to sway, to swing, to wobble
- bambolear to sway, to wobble, to swing
- bambolearse to sway, to stagger, to wobble
- bambonear to swing, to shake
- bambonearse to swagger, to strut
- banalizar to trivialize, to make banal
- banalizarse to become trivialized
- bancar to pay for, to stand