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Showing 201–300: abstraer–acarrazarse
- abstraer to abstract, to separate mentally
- abstraerse to become absorbed, to lose oneself in thought
- abuchear to boo, to jeer at
- abuenar to make good, to improve
- abuenarse to become good, to improve
- abujardar to bush-hammer (stone)
- abullonar to emboss, to puff
- abulonar to bolt, to fasten with bolts
- abultar to be bulky, to exaggerate
- abundar to abound, to agree with
- abuñolar to make fritter-shaped
- abuñuelar to make fritter-shaped
- aburar to burn, to scorch
- aburguesar to make bourgeois
- aburguesarse to become bourgeois
- aburrarse to become brutish
- aburrir to bore, to make weary, to tire
- aburrirse to be bored, to become weary
- aburujar to crumple, to bundle up
- aburujarse to huddle together
- abusar to abuse, to misuse, to take advantage
- abusarse to abuse, to overstep bounds
- abutagar to bloat, to swell
- abutagarse to become bloated
- abuzarse to lie face down
- acabalar to complete, to perfect
- acaballar to cover (of stallions)
- acaballarse to mate (of horses)
- acaballerar to make gentlemanly
- acaballerarse to act like a gentleman
- acaballonar to ridge (soil)
- acabangarse to become depressed
- acabañar to build huts
- acabañarse to form into huts
- acabar to finish, to end
- acabarse to finish, to end
- acabdellar to lead, to command
- acabestrillar to train with a halter
- acabildar to organize into a chapter
- acabildarse to join a chapter
- acacharse to crouch, to squat
- acachetar to slap in the face
- acachetear to slap repeatedly
- acachorrar to make clumsy
- academizar to academize, to make academic
- acaecer to happen, to occur, to take place
- acaguasarse to become boggy
- acairelar to fringe, to trim
- acalabrotar to make cables
- acalambrar to cause cramps
- acalambrarse to get a cramp
- acaldar to shelter from cold
- acaldarse to shelter oneself from cold
- acalenturarse to become feverish
- acallantar to silence, to hush
- acallar to silence, to quiet, to hush
- acalmar to calm, to quiet
- acaloñar to slander, to defame
- acalorar to make hot
- acalorarse to make hot
- acalugar to warm up
- acalumniar to calumniate, to slander
- acamar to flatten (crops)
- acamarse to be flattened (crops)
- acamellonar to ridge (soil)
- acampanar to make bell-shaped
- acampanarse to become bell-shaped
- acampar to camp, to set up camp
- acamparse to camp, to encamp
- acanalar to groove, to channel
- acanallar to debase, to degrade
- acanallarse to become degraded
- acanelonar to groove, to flute
- acantarar to measure by pitchers
- acantear to quarry stone
- acantilar to dredge, to make steep
- acantilarse to become steep
- acantonar to canton, to quarter
- acantonarse to be cantoned
- acantorar to sing in chorus
- acañaverear to wound with canes
- acañonear to bombard, to cannonade
- acaparar to stockpile, to monopolize
- acaparrarse to crouch down
- acapillar to seize, to capture
- acapizarse to grapple, to fight
- acapullarse to form buds
- acaramelar to coat with caramel
- acaramelarse to become loving, to bill and coo
- acarar to bring face to face
- acardenalar to bruise, to cause bruises
- acardenalarse to become bruised
- acarear to bring face to face, to confront
- acarearse to face each other
- acariciar to pet, to caress, to stroke gently
- acaronar to caress (horse's neck)
- acarralar to cause a run (in stockings)
- acarralarse to get a run (in stockings)
- acarrarse to shelter, to take cover
- acarrazarse to cling together