The verb library
Spanish Verbs A–Z
Find a Spanish verb, explore its conjugations, and practice at your own pace.
15,320 verbs · Page 30 of 154
Showing 2,901–3,000: bermejear–bornear
- bermejear to turn reddish
- berrar to low, to bellow
- berrear to bellow, to bawl
- berrearse to bellow, to bawl
- berrendearse to become spotted
- besar to kiss, to touch with lips
- besarse to kiss each other
- bestializar to bestialize, to make bestial
- bestializarse to become bestial
- besucar to kiss repeatedly
- besuquear to smother with kisses
- bieldar to winnow, to fan grain
- bienaventurar to make blessed
- bienquerer to love, to like
- bienquistar to reconcile, to make peace
- bienquistarse to become reconciled
- bienvivir to live well
- bifurcar to bifurcate, to fork
- bifurcarse to fork, to branch, to divide
- bigardear to loaf, to wander
- billetear to issue tickets
- bilmar to apply a poultice
- bilocarse to bilocate, to be in two places
- binar to hoe again
- binear to hoe a second time
- biografiar to write a biography
- birlar to pinch, to steal, to swipe
- bisar to encore, to repeat
- bisbisar to whisper, to mutter
- bisbisear to mutter, to whisper
- bisecar to bisect, to cut in two
- biselar to bevel, to cut at angle
- bitar to secure to a bitt
- bizarrear to act gallantly
- bizcar to wink, to be cross-eyed
- bizcochar to bake twice
- bizcornear to squint, to look askance
- bizmar to apply a poultice
- bizmarse to apply a poultice to oneself
- bizquear to squint, to be cross-eyed
- blandear to soften, to brandish
- blandearse to waver, to soften, to yield
- blandir to brandish, to wave
- blandirse to brandish, to wave
- blanquear to whiten, to bleach, to launder
- blanquecer to whiten, to turn white
- blasfemar to blaspheme, to curse, to swear
- blasmar to blame, to censure
- blasonar to emblazon, to boast
- blincar to leap, to jump
- blindar to armor-plate, to shield
- blocar to tackle, to block
- blofear to bluff, to deceive
- bloguear to blog, to write blog posts
- bloquear to block, to obstruct, to freeze
- bloquearse to freeze up, to be blocked
- bobear to act foolishly
- bobinar to wind on a bobbin
- bocabajear to turn face down
- bocadear to divide into bits
- bocear to move the lips
- bocelar to make molding
- bocezar to yawn, to gape
- bochar to reject, to knock away
- bocinar to honk, to blow horn
- bofarse to become spongy
- bofetear to slap, to strike on face
- bogar to row, to paddle
- boicotear to boycott, to refuse to support
- boicotearse to boycott each other
- bojar to sail around
- bojear to measure the perimeter
- bolchevizar to Bolshevize, to make communist
- bolear to shine, to throw the ball around
- bolearse to shine, to throw the ball around
- boletar to issue tickets
- boletear to issue tickets
- boletinar to bulletin, to publish bulletin
- bolichear to run a small shop
- bolinear to sail close to the wind
- bollar to emboss, to dent
- bolsear to pick pockets
- bolsearse to bag, to pucker
- bolsiquear to pick pockets
- boludear to mess around
- bombardear to bombard, to bomb, to shell
- bombear to pump, to inflate
- bonificar to improve, to give a bonus
- bootear to boot (computer)
- boquear to gasp, to open the mouth
- borbollar to bubble, to gurgle
- borbollear to bubble, to boil
- borbollonear to bubble up
- borboritar to bubble, to make bubbling sounds
- borbotar to bubble, to gush
- borbotear to bubble up
- bordar to embroider, to be excellent in
- bordear to border, to skirt, to edge
- bordonear to strum, to hum
- bornear to turn, to twist