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- achoclonarse to crowd together
- achocolatar to make chocolate-colored
- acholar to shame, to embarrass
- acholarse to become embarrassed
- achorarse to become coarse
- achorcholarse to become stunned
- achubascarse to become squally
- achuchar to hug, to squeeze affectionately
- achucharrar to crush, to squeeze
- achucharrarse to become crushed
- achucharse to hug each other, to cuddle
- achucuyar to discourage, to dishearten
- achucuyarse to become discouraged
- achulaparse to become cheeky
- achularse to become cocky
- achumicarse to get drunk
- achunchar to shame, to embarrass
- achuncharse to become embarrassed
- achuntar to hit the target
- achurar to gut, to disembowel
- achurrascar to burn, to scorch
- achurrascarse to get burned
- acibarar to make bitter
- acibarrar to make bitter
- aciberar to grind fine
- acicalar to dress up
- acicalarse to dress up
- acicatear to spur on, to incite
- acidificar to acidify, to make acidic
- acidular to acidulate, to make slightly sour
- aciemar to damage crops
- aciguatar to poison with ciguatera
- aciguatarse to be poisoned with ciguatera
- acimentarse to found, to establish
- acinturar to belt, to girdle
- acipar to grasp tightly
- acitronar to candy, to preserve in sugar
- acivilar to civilize, to make civil
- aclamar to acclaim, to cheer, to applaud
- aclamarse to be acclaimed, to receive praise
- aclarar to clarify, to get light
- aclararse to clarify, to get light
- aclarecer to clarify, to clear up
- aclimatar to acclimate, to adapt to climate
- aclimatarse to acclimate oneself, to adapt
- aclocar to brood (of hens)
- aclocarse to become broody
- acobardar to intimidate, to make cowardly
- acobardarse to become intimidated, to lose courage
- acobijar to shelter, to cover
- acocarse to become worm-eaten
- acocear to kick, to strike with hooves
- acochambrar to make filthy
- acochambrarse to become filthy
- acocharse to crouch down
- acochinar to kill (pigs), to corner
- acochinarse to become dirty
- acoclarse to squat down
- acocotar to kill by a blow to the neck
- acodalar to prop up with shores
- acodar to bend, to lean on elbows
- acodarse to lean on elbows, to rest
- acoderar to bring a ship alongside
- acoderarse to moor alongside
- acodiciar to covet, to desire greedily
- acodiciarse to become greedy
- acodillar to elbow, to bend
- acoger to receive, to welcome, to shelter
- acogerse to take refuge, to seek shelter
- acogollar to cover the heart (of plants)
- acogollarse to form a head (of lettuce)
- acogombrar to hill up (plants)
- acogotar to kill by breaking the neck
- acohombrar to hill up (plants)
- acoitar to urge, to hasten
- acojinar to cushion, to pad
- acojonar to scare the crap out of
- acojonarse to scare the crap out of
- acolar to join coats of arms
- acolchar to quilt, to pad with stuffing
- acolchonar to pad, to cushion
- acolchonarse to become padded
- acolgar to hang, to suspend
- acolitar to serve as an acolyte
- acollar to hill up (plants)
- acollarar to put a collar on
- acollararse to be collared
- acollonar to intimidate, to scare
- acollonarse to become intimidated
- acombar to bend, to curve
- acombarse to become bent
- acomedirse to offer to help
- acomendar to commend, to entrust
- acometer to attack, to undertake
- acomodar to seat, to accommodate, to arrange
- acomodarse to settle in, to make oneself comfortable
- acompañar to go with, to accompany
- acompañarse to go with, to accompany
- acompasar to keep in step with
- acomplejar to give a complex