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15,320 verbs · Page 31 of 154
Showing 3,001–3,100: bornearse–cabriolar
- bornearse to warp, to bend
- borrachear to get drunk repeatedly
- borrajear to scribble, to doodle
- borrar to delete, to erase, to wipe out
- borrarse to be erased, to fade away
- borronear to scribble, to sketch
- bosquejar to sketch, to outline, to draft
- bostear to drop dung
- bostezar to yawn, to gape
- bosticar to drop dung
- botanear to snack, to have tapas
- botanizar to botanize, to collect plants
- botar to throw away
- botarse to throw away
- botear to collect money in a pot
- botonear to button, to press buttons
- boxear to box, to fight with fists
- boyar to float, to buoy
- bozalear to muzzle, to halter
- bracear to swing the arms, to swim
- bramar to roar, to bellow
- braquiar to brachiate, to swing by arms
- brasear to braise, to cook slowly
- bravear to bluster, to brag
- bravocear to boast, to swagger
- bravuconear to bully, to bluster
- braznar to bray, to croak
- brear to beat up
- bregar to struggle, to quarrel
- brescar to extract honeycomb
- bretear to put in the stocks
- brezar to rock, to cradle, to sway
- bribonear to loaf, to act roguishly
- bricolajear to do DIY
- bridar to bridle, to put on bridle
- brillar to shine, to sparkle, to glitter
- brincar to jump, to hop, to skip
- brindar to toast, to offer, to provide
- brindarse to offer oneself, to volunteer
- briscar to embroider with gold
- brizar to rock a cradle
- brocearse to become rough
- brollar to sprout, to bud
- bromar to gnaw, to eat away
- bromear to joke, to jest, to kid
- bromearse to joke around, to tease
- broncear to tan, to bronze
- broncearse to tan, to get a tan
- broquelarse to shield oneself
- broslar to embroider, to do needlework
- brotar to sprout, to bud, to emerge
- brozar to clear brush
- brujear to practice witchcraft
- brujir to trim glass edges
- brujulear to guess, to divine
- brumar to oppress with fog
- bruñir to burnish, to polish
- brutalizar to brutalize, to treat brutally
- brutalizarse to become brutalized
- bruzar to brush, to clean with brush
- bucear to scuba dive
- bucinar to blow a horn
- bufar to snort, to huff, to puff
- bufarse to snort, to huff angrily
- bufonear to jest, to clown
- bufonearse to mock, to jest, to clown
- bufonizar to make fun of
- buitrear to hunt vultures, to vomit
- bullanguear to make a racket
- bullicear to bustle, to stir about
- bullir to boil, to seethe
- bullirse to boil, to seethe
- burbujear to bubble, to effervesce
- burilar to engrave with a burin
- burlar to evade, to mock, to deceive
- burlarse to mock, to make fun of
- burocratizar to bureaucratize, to make bureaucratic
- burrajear to scribble, to write carelessly
- buscar to look for
- buscarse to look for
- buzar to dip (geology)
- buzonear to deliver flyers
- cabalar to complete, to make whole
- cabalgar to ride, to ride horseback
- cabalizar to provide with horses
- caballear to ride horses
- caballerear to act like a gentleman
- cabecear to nod off, to head
- caber to fit, to be contained in
- cabestrar to halter, to lead by halter
- cabestrear to lead by a halter
- cabildear to lobby, to scheme, to plot
- cablear to wire, to cable, to connect
- cablegrafiar to cable, to telegraph
- cabrahigar to caprify figs
- cabrear to piss off
- cabrearse to piss off
- cabrestear to lead with a halter
- cabrillear to form whitecaps
- cabriolar to caper, to prance