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Showing 2,801–2,900: bancarizar–berlingar
- bancarizar to bank, to bring into banking
- bancarse to pay for, to stand
- bandear to cross, to manage
- bandearse to manage, to get by
- banderearse to sway back and forth
- banderillear to place banderillas
- banderizar to form factions
- banderizarse to take sides
- banear to ban (internet)
- banquetear to banquet, to feast
- banquetearse to feast, to banquet
- bañar to bathe, to wash, to immerse
- bañarse to bathe, to take a bath, to swim
- baquear to pole a boat
- baquetear to harass, to give a hard time
- baquiar to guide through terrain
- barajar to shuffle, to quarrel
- barajarse to shuffle, to quarrel
- barajear to shuffle cards
- barajustar to flee, to rush off
- barajustarse to rush headlong
- baratar to barter, to trade
- baratear to cheapen, to sell cheap
- baraustar to thrust with a lance
- barbar to strike root, to grow a beard
- barbarizar to barbarize, to make barbarous
- barbear to reach with the chin
- barbechar to fallow, to leave land unplowed
- barbotar to mutter, to mumble
- barbotear to mutter, to mumble
- barbullar to babble, to talk confusedly
- barcinar to load sheaves
- bardar to thatch, to cover with brush
- bardear to fence with brush
- baremar to apply a scale to
- barequear to pan for gold
- barloar to bring alongside
- barloarse to come alongside
- barloventear to sail to windward
- barnizar to varnish, to lacquer, to glaze
- barquear to cross by boat
- barrar to cover in mud
- barrear to bar, to barricade
- barrearse to become barricaded
- barrenar to drill, to bore
- barrer to sweep, to sweep away, to clean
- barrerse to sweep, to be swept
- barretear to bar, to pry
- barritar to trumpet, to make elephant sound
- barroquizar to make baroque
- barroquizarse to become baroque
- barruntar to suspect, to guess, to sense
- bartolear to be idle
- bartulear to think, to ponder
- barzonear to wander aimlessly
- basar to base on
- basarse to base on
- bascar to feel nauseous
- bascular to tilt, to tip
- basificar to basify, to make basic
- basquear to be nauseated, to feel sick
- bastantear to validate, to certify
- bastar to be enough
- bastardar to degenerate, to corrupt
- bastardear to bastardize, to debase
- bastarse to be enough
- bastear to baste, to sew loosely
- bastecer to supply, to provision
- bastimentar to provision, to supply
- bastionar to fortify with bastions
- bastonear to beat with a stick
- basurear to treat like trash
- batallar to fight, to battle
- batanar to full cloth
- batanear to beat, to thrash
- batear to bat, to hit
- batiportar to secure gun ports
- batir to beat, to whip, to defeat
- batirse to fight, to duel, to struggle
- batojar to beat down fruit
- batucar to shake, to stir
- batuquear to shake up
- bautizar to baptize, to christen, to name
- bazucar to shake, to stir
- bazuquear to stir, to shake
- beatificar to beatify, to declare blessed
- beber to drink, to consume liquid
- beborrotear to sip repeatedly
- becar to give a scholarship to
- befar to mock, to jeer
- bejuquear to beat with a vine
- beldar to winnow, to separate grain
- bellaquear to cheat, to act roguishly
- bellotear to feed on acorns
- bembetear to move the lips
- bemolizar to add flats (music)
- bendecir to bless, to consecrate
- beneficiar to benefit, to profit, to improve
- beneficiarse to benefit, to profit from
- berlingar to stir with a rod