Regular AR Verbs

VERB	Definition
abandonar	to abandon, leave, forsake, give up
abusar	to abuse, misuse
acabar	to complete, finish, end
acampar	to camp, go camping
acelerar	to accelerate, hasten, hurry, speed
aceptar	to accept
aclamar	to acclaim, applaud, shout, hail
aclarar	to explain, clarify, make clear
acompañar	to accompany, go along
aconsejar	to counsel, advise
acostumbrar	to be accustomed, be in the habit of
acuchillar	to knife, cut, cut open, slash
acumular	to accumulate
acusar	to accuse
adaptar	to adapt
adelantar	to advance, front, keep on, progress, go ahead
adivinar	to guess, divine, foretell
administrar	to administer
admirar	to admire
adoptar	to adopt
adorar	to adore, worship
adornar	to adorn, decorate
afectar	to affect, feign, pretend
afeitar	to shave
afirmar	to affirm
agachar	to lower, bend down
agarrar	to grab, seize, grasp, get hold of
agitar	to shake up, agitate, stir up, wave
agotar	to use up, exhaust
agrandar	to enlarge, grow larger, increase
agravar	to aggravate, make worse, burden
agrupar	to group, form groups
aguantar	to endure, tolerate, put up with
aguardar	to expect, wait for
agujerear	to pierce, perforate, puncture, bore
ahorrar	to save (not waste)
alarmar	to alarm
alimentar	to feed, nourish, sustain
aliviar	to lighten, unburden, alleviate, relieve
almacenar	to store
alojar	to lodge, house, quarter
alquilar	to rent, hire
alterar	to alter, change, disturb, upset
alumbrar	to illuminate, light, enlighten
amar	to love
anular	to annul
anunciar	to announce, foretell, proclaim
apartar	to separate, divide, part
apestar	to corrupt, sicken, nauseate, plague
apoyar	to support, back, favor, lean on
apreciar	to appreciate, appraise, esteem
apurarse	to grieve, worry, fret
argumentar	to reason, dispute
armar	to arm
arreglar	to arrange, set in order, settle, repair, adjust
arrestar	to arrest
arrojar	to fling, throw, hurl
articular	to articulate, pronounce clearly
asaltar	to assault, storm, assail
asegurar	to assure, affirm, insure, assert
asesinar	to assassinate, murder
asignar	to assign, allot
asociar	to associate
aspirar	to vacuum, inhale, breathe in, draw
asustar	to scare, frighten
atrapar	to overtake, catch
aumentar	to augment, increase, magnify, gain weight
ayudar	to help, assist, aid, succour
ayunar	to fast
bailar	to dance
bajar	to lower, go down
balancear	to balance
bañar	to bathe, wash, rinse
basar	to base
beneficiar	to benefit
besar	to kiss
bloquear	to block
borrar	to erase
brindar	to toast, offer, present
cachear	to search, frisk
calcular	to calculate
calmar	to calm down, pacify
callar	to make quiet, shut-up
cambiar	to change
caminar	to walk
cancelar	to cancel
cansarse	to tire out, get tired, become weary
cantar	to sing, chant
cariciar	to caress, pet, fondle
casarse	to marry, get married, wed
causar	to cause, bring about, create
celebrar	to celebrate
cenar	to eat dinner/supper
cepillar	to brush
circular	to circulate
citar	to cite, quote
cocinar	to cook
colaborar	to collaborate
columpiar	to swing, sway, play on a swing-set
combinar	to combine
comentar	to comment
comparar	to compare
compensar	to compensate
compilar	to compile
completar	to complete
comprar	to buy
concentrar	to concentrate
condenar	to condemn
condensar	to condense
conectar	to connect
confirmar	to confirm
conformar	to conform
confortar	to comfort
confrontar	to confront
conllevar	to help someone with hardships
conquistar	to conquer
conservar	to conserve, save, maintain in some condition
considerar	to consider
consolar	to console
constipar	to constipate
consultar	to consult, counsel
contaminar	to contaminate
contemplar	to contemplate
contestar	to answer, respond, reply
contratar	to contract for, hire, engage
controlar	to control
conversar	to converse, have a conversation
coordinar	to coordinate
cortar	to cut
crear	to create
cuidar	to guard, take care of
curar	to cure, heal
charlar	to chat, talk
chiflar	to whistle, hiss, scoff
chillar	to shriek, squeak, scream, shout, screech
chismear	to chat, gossip, prattle
chupar	to suck, draw
declarar	to declare
decorar	to decorate
defraudar	to defraud, cheat
dejar	to leave, let, leave alone, let stand
deliverar	to deliver
demandar	to demand
denunciar	to denounce
derivar	to derive
desayunar	to eat breakfast
descansar	to rest
descifrar	to decipher, decode, figure out
descuidar	to relieve from care
desear	to wish, desire
desempeñar	to redeem, recover, unpawn
desenchufar	to unplug
desengañar	to disillusion, disabuse
desfigurar	to disfigure
desilusionar	to disillusion
desmayar	to faint, lose heart
desocupar	to vacate, leave empty
desorientar	to disorient
despreciar	to despise, condemn, look down on
detectar	to detect
determinar	to determine
devorar	to devour
dibujar	to draw
dictar	to dictate, pronounce, inspire, suggest
disculpar	to excuse
disfrutar	to enjoy, take enjoyment in
disgustar	to disgust
disparar	to shoot, discharge, fire
disputar	to dispute
divorciar	to divorce
doblar	to double, fold, bend
duchar	to shower
dudar	to doubt
echar	to put in, throw, cast, fling, put
ejecutar	to execute, carry out
elevar	to elevate
eliminar	to eliminate, exclude, remove
emborrachar	to make drunk, intoxicate
empeorar	to worsen, make worse, deteriorate
emplear	to employ, use, hire
enamorarse	to fall in love, enamour
encantar	to enchant, be enchanting
encarcelar	to imprison, put in jail
enchilar	to chilify, burn with chiles
enfadar	to annoy, displease, anger
enfermarse	to get sick, become ill
engañar	to deceive, cheat
engendrar	to engender
engordar	to get fat, gain weight
enojar	to anger, make mad, madden
enseñar	to show, teach
ensuciar	to soil, get dirty, stain, pollute
entrar	to enter, go in
entrevistar	to interview
enumerar	to enumerate, number
envidiar	to envy
escapar	to escape
escoltar	to escort
escuchar	to listen, hear
esperar	to wait, hope, be pregnant
estipular	to stipulate
estornudar	to sneeze
estudiar	to study
evitar	to avoid, evade
exagerar	to exaggerate
exaltar	to exalt
examinar	to examine, test
excusar	to excuse
exhalar	to exhale
expresar	to express
expulsar	to expel, eject, drive out
extirpar	to extirpate
facilitar	to facilitate
faltar	to lack, miss, be missing
fallar	to fail, miss, be deficient
fascinar	to fascinate, bewitch
fastidiar	to bug, annoy, bother
fecundar	to fecundate, fertilize
fijar	to fix, focus
firmar	to sign
formar	to form
formular	to formulate
fracturar	to fracture
frustrar	to frustrate
fumar	to smoke
funcionar	to work, function
fundar	to found
fusilar	to shoot
ganar	to win, earn, gain
gastar	to spend (money)
golpear	to hit, strike, bump
grabar	to record
gritar	to scream, shout, yell
gustar	to please, be pleasing
hablar	to speak, talk
hallar	to find
heredar	to inherit
hinchar	to swell up, become swollen
honrar	to honor
ignorar	to ignore
imaginar	to imagine
imitar	to imitate
implantar	to implant
implementar	to implement
importar	to import, to be important
impresionar	to impress, affect, influence
incapacitar	to incapacitate
incorporar	to incorporate
incrementar	to increment
infectar	to infect
inflamar	to inflame
informar	to inform
ingresar	to enter, join a group, become a member
iniciar	to initiate
inspeccionar	to inspect, examine, survey, oversee
inspirar	to inspire
insultar	to insult
intentar	to intend
intercambiar	to interchange, exchange
interesar	to interest
interpretar	to interpret
inventar	to invent
invitar	to invite
inyectar	to inject
irritar	to irritate
jalar	to pull, draw, drag
jubilarse	to retire
juntar	to join, bring together, gather
jurar	to swear, take an oath
ladrar	to bark, howl
lastimar	to injure, hurt, wound
lavar	to wash
levantar	to lift, pick up, raise
liberar	to liberate, free, set free
licenciar	to license
limitar	to limit
limpiar	to clean, wipe
luchar	to fight, battle, wage war
llamar	to call
llenar	to fill, make full
llevar	to take (literally), wear
llorar	to cry, weep
lloviznar	to rain lightly, drizzle
madurar	to mature, ripen
malfuncionar	to malfunction
maltratar	to mistreat, abuse
manchar	to spot, stain, soil
mandar	to send, order, command
manejar	to drive, manage, handle, operate (vehicle)
manipular	to manipulate
martillar	to hammer, pound with a hammer
mejorar	to make better, get better
mencionar	to mention
mirar	to watch, see, look
moderar	to moderate
mojar	to moisten, wet, make wet
molestar	to annoy, bother, disturb, bug
montar	to mount, ride
mudarse	to move, relocate
nadar	to swim
necesitar	to need
nombrar	to name
notar	to note
nublarse	to cloud up, get cloudy
observar	to observe
ocupar	to occupy
odiar	to hate
olvidar	to forget
operar	to operate, run
opinar	to opine, to be of the opinion
optar	to opt
orar	to pray
parar	to stand, come to a stand-still, stop
participar	to participate
pasar	to pass, spend (time)
patinar	to skate
patrullar	to patrol
peinar	to comb
pelear	to fight
penetrar	to penetrate
perdonar	to pardon, excuse, forgive
perdurar	to last, last a long time
perfeccionar	to perfect
perforar	to perforate
perpetrar	to perpetrate
perturbar	to perturb
pesar	to weigh, be weighty
pintar	to paint
pitar	to toot, honk, blow a whistle, whistle
planchar	to iron
portar	to bear, carry, port, comport
precisar	to state precisely, specify
preguntar	to ask (a question)
preocuparse	to preoccupy, concern
preparar	to prepare, fix, get ready
presentar	to present
prestar	to lend, let borrow, loan
privar	to deprive, impede, prohibit, forbid
procrear	to procreate
programar	to program
progresar	to progress
pronunciar	to pronounce
proporcionar	to proportion
protestar	to protest
proyectar	to project
pulsar	to pulsate, beat
quebrar	to break
quedar	to stay
quejarse	to complain, gripe
quemar	to burn
quitar	to remove, take off, take away
regañar	to nag, gripe, snarl (dog)
regatear	to barter
regresar	to return, go back, give back
rentar	to rent
reparar	to repair, fix
respetar	to respect
resultar	to result
saludar	to greet, say hello
señalar	to wave, signal, stamp, show, point out, indicate
terminar	to terminate, end, finish, stop
tirar	to throw, pull, draw
tolerar	to tolerate, put up with, endure
tomar	to drink, to take (figuratively)
trabajar	to work, labor
traicionar	to betray
transformar	to transform
transportar	to transport
trasladar	to move, transfer, remove (from one place to another)
tratar	to treat, try
triunfar	to triumph, be triumphant
untar	to anoint, grease, oil, smear, "bribe"
usar	to use
viajar	to travel, take a trip
vibrar	to vibrate
vigilar	to watch over, vigil
vincular	to conquer
violar	to violate
visitar	to visit
voltear	to turn
vomitar	to vomit, puke, upchuck
votar	to vote
yodurar	to iodize
zapatear	to give a shoe to, kick
zonar	to zone