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Showing 801–900: afilorarse–agenciar
- afilorarse to surface, to appear
- afimar to affirm, to assert
- afinar to tune, to refine, to perfect
- afinarse to tune up, to become refined
- afincar to establish, to settle
- afincarse to settle, to establish residence
- afinojar to kneel, to go down on knees
- afinojarse to kneel down
- afirmar to assert, to state firmly, to secure
- afirmarse to steady oneself, to stand firm
- afirolar to trim the edges
- afistolar to make into a fistula
- afistular to cause a fistula
- afistularse to become fistulous
- aflacar to make thin
- aflamar to inflame, to set on fire
- aflaquecer to weaken, to grow thin
- aflaquecerse to become weak
- aflatarse to become flat
- aflautar to make flute-like
- aflautarse to become high-pitched
- afletar to charter (a ship)
- afligir to upset, to afflict, to distress
- afligirse to be upset, to grieve
- aflojar to loosen, to slacken, to relax
- aflojarse to loosen, to come undone
- aflorar to rise to the surface
- afluir to flow into
- afocar to focus, to bring into focus
- afofarse to become spongy
- afogar to drown, to suffocate
- afogarar to set fire to
- afogararse to catch fire
- afogarse to drown, to suffocate
- afollar to blow with bellows
- afollarse to become baggy
- afondar to sink, to go deep
- afondarse to sink, to go to the bottom
- aforar to gauge, to assess customs duty
- aforcar to hang, to fork
- aforrar to line, to cover
- aforrarse to stuff oneself
- afortalar to fortify, to strengthen defenses
- afortunar to make fortunate
- afosarse to dig a moat
- afoscarse to become dark
- afrailar to trim (trees)
- afrancar to free, to exempt
- afrancarse to become free
- afrancesar to make French
- afrancesarse to become Frenchified
- afrecharse to gorge on bran
- afrenillar to bridle, to put on a bridle
- afrentar to affront, to insult, to offend
- afrentarse to be offended, to feel insulted
- afreñir to reproach, to scold
- afretar to scrub (a ship)
- africanizar to Africanize, to make African
- africanizarse to become Africanized
- afrijolar to beat, to thrash
- afrontar to confront, to face, to tackle
- afufar to flee, to run away
- afufarse to flee, to run away hastily
- afumar to smoke, to fumigate
- agabachar to make French-like
- agabacharse to become Frenchified
- agachaparse to crouch like a hare
- agachar to lower, to bend down, to duck
- agacharse to crouch, to bend down, to duck
- agalerar to cover with a galley roof
- agalibar to calibrate, to adjust precisely
- agallarse to become brave
- agamitar to imitate a fawn's cry
- agamuzar to chamois, to soften like chamois
- aganar to desire strongly
- aganarse to long for
- agandallar to grab, to seize
- agangrenarse to become gangrenous
- agañotar to grasp by the throat
- agarbanzar to form chickpea-like growths
- agarbarse to crouch, to stoop
- agarbillar to sheaf grain
- agardamarse to hide in bushes
- agarrafar to grab, to seize
- agarrafarse to grapple with each other
- agarrar to grab, to seize, to hold
- agarrarse to grab onto, to hold on
- agarrochar to goad with a pike
- agarrochear to prick with a goad
- agarrotar to stiffen, to bind tightly
- agarrotarse to stiffen, to cramp up
- agarrotear to garrote, to strangle
- agasajar to fete, to treat lavishly
- agatizarse to become agate-like
- agaucharse to become gaucho-like
- agavillar to sheaf, to bundle
- agavillarse to band together
- agazapar to crouch, to hide by crouching
- agazaparse to crouch down, to hide
- agenciar to procure, to obtain