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- acuclillarse to squat down
- acudiciar to covet, to desire
- acudir to come, to turn to
- acuerpar to support, to back up
- acuitar to afflict, to grieve
- acuitarse to grieve, to worry
- acular to back up, to corner
- acularse to back up
- aculatar to attach a butt to
- aculebrar to make winding
- aculillarse to squat down
- acullicar to chew coca leaves
- aculturar to acculturate, to adapt to a culture
- aculturarse to become acculturated
- acumular to accumulate, to pile up, to amass
- acumularse to accumulate, to build up
- acunar to rock, to cradle, to lull
- acundangarse to become lazy
- acuñar to mint, to coin, to wedge
- acurdarse to get drunk
- acurrucar to cuddle, to snuggle up
- acurrucarse to curl up
- acurrullar to cuddle, to fondle
- acusar to accuse, to charge, to blame
- acusarse to confess, to admit guilt
- acuyicar to grieve, to mourn deeply
- adaguar to water (animals)
- adamar to fall in love with
- adamarse to become effeminate
- adamascar to damask, to weave with patterns
- adaptar to adapt, to adjust, to modify
- adaptarse to adapt oneself, to adjust
- adardear to throw darts at
- adargar to shield, to protect
- adargarse to shield oneself
- adarvar to stun, to daze
- adecenar to form into groups of ten
- adecentar to tidy up, to make decent
- adecentarse to make oneself presentable
- adecuar to adapt, to make suitable
- adecuarse to adapt oneself, to fit
- adehesar to convert to pasture
- adehesarse to become pastureland
- adelantar to pass, to advance, to move forward
- adelantarse to get ahead, to anticipate
- adelantrar to advance, to move forward
- adelgazar to lose weight
- adelgazarse to lose weight
- adeliñar to make thin
- ademar to shore up
- adensar to thicken, to condense
- adensarse to become thick
- adentellar to bite, to tooth (gears)
- adentrar to go deep into
- adentrarse to go into
- aderezar to season, to dress, to garnish
- aderezarse to dress up, to adorn oneself
- adestrar to train, to guide
- adeudar to owe, to be indebted
- adeudarse to go into debt, to become indebted
- adherecer to adhere, to stick to
- adherir to stick, to adhere, to attach
- adherirse to stick to, to join, to support
- adhortar to exhort, to urge strongly
- adiar to set a day for
- adicionar to add, to sum up
- adiestrar to train, to coach, to instruct
- adiestrarse to train oneself, to practice
- adietar to put on a diet
- adietarse to go on a diet
- adinerar to make wealthy
- adivinar to guess, to predict
- adivinarse to guess, to predict
- adjetivar to use as an adjective
- adjetivarse to be used as an adjective
- adjudicar to award, to assign, to adjudicate
- adjudicarse to win, to claim for oneself
- adjuntar to attach, to enclose
- adjurar to adjure, to entreat
- adminicular to support, to corroborate
- administrar to manage, to administer, to run
- administrarse to manage oneself, to self-administer
- admirar to admire, to marvel at
- admirarse to be amazed, to wonder
- admitir to admit, to allow, to accept
- adobar to marinate, to pickle, to tan
- adobarse to marinate, to be seasoned
- adocenar to make common, to vulgarize
- adocenarse to become mediocre
- adocilar to make docile
- adoctrinar to indoctrinate, to instruct
- adolecer to suffer from
- adolecerse to suffer from
- adolorar to cause pain
- adonarse to adorn oneself
- adonecer to grant, to give
- adonizarse to dress elegantly
- adoptar to adopt, to take
- adoquinar to cobble, to pave with cobblestones
- adorar to adore, to worship