501 Spanish Verbs Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
abatir	to knock down, to overthrow, to throw down
abrasar	to burn, to set on fire
abrazar	to embrace, to hug; to clamp
abrir	to open
absolver	to absolve, to acquit
abstenerse	to abstain
aburrir	to annoy, to bore, to vex
aburrirse	to be bored, to grow tired, to grow weary
acabar	to finish, to end, to complete
acelerar	to accelerate, to speed, to hasten, to hurry
aceptar	to accept
acercar	to bring near, to place near
acercarse	to approach, to draw near
acertar	to hit the mark, to hit upon, to do (something) right, to succeed in, to guess right
aclamar	to acclaim, to applaud, to shout, to hail
aclarar	to explain, to clarify, to make clear, to rinse, to clear
acompañar	to accompany, to escort, to go with, to keep company
aconsejar	to advise, to counsel
acordar	to agree (upon)
acordarse	to remember
acostarse	to go to bed, to lie down
acostumbrar	to be accustomed
acuchillar	to knife, to cut, to flash, to cut open
acudir	to attend, to be present frequently, to respond (to a call), to come to the rescue
acusar	to accuse
adelantar	to advance, to keep on, to progress, to go ahead
adelantarse	to go forward, to go ahead, to move ahead, to take the lead
adivinar	to divine, to foretell, to guess
admirar	to admire
admitir	to admit, to grant, to permit
adoptar	to adopt
adorar	to adore, to worship
adquirir	to acquire, to get, to obtain
advertir	to advise, to give notice, to give warning, to take notice of, to warn
afeitarse	to shave oneself
agarrar	to grasp, to obtain, to seize, to catch, to clutch, to come upon
agitar	to agitate, to wave, to shake up, to stir
agotar	to exhaust, to use up
agradar	to please, to be pleasing
agradecer	to thank, to be thankful for
agrandar	to enlarge, to grow larger, to increase
agravar	to aggravate, to make worse
agregar	to add, to collect, to gather, to aggregate, to collate
agrupar	to group
aguardar	to expect, to wait for
ahorrar	to economize, to save
alcanzar	to reach, to overtake
alegrarse	to be glad, to rejoice
almorzar	to lunch, to have lunch
alquilar	to hire, to rent
alumbrar	to illuminate, to light, to enlighten
alumbrarse	to be (get) high, to get tipsy, to become lively (from liquor)
alzar	to heave, to lift, to pick up, to raise (prices)
amar	to love
añadir	to add
andar	to walk
anunciar	to announce, to foretell, to proclaim
apagar	to put out (flame, fire), to extinguish, to turn off (flame, fire, light)
aparecer	to appear, to show up
aplaudir	to applaud
apoderarse	to take power, to take possession
apreciar	to appreciate, to appraise, to esteem
aprender	to learn
apresurarse	to hasten, to hurry, to rush
aprobar	to approve, to pass a test
aprovecharse	to take advantage, to avail oneself
apurarse	to fret, to grieve, to worry
arrancar	to root up (out), to pull up (out), to tear off (away), to snatch
arreglar	to fix, to arrange, to adjust, to regulate, to settle, to repair
arrojar	to fling, to hurl, to throw
articular	to articulate, to pronounce distinctly
asegurar	to assure, to affirm, to assert, to insure
asir	to seize, to grasp
asistir	to attend, to assist, to be present
asustarse	to be frightened, to be scared
atacar	to attack
atenerse	to rely on, to depend on
atraer	to attract, to allure, to charm
atravesar	to cross, to go through, to run through
atreverse	to dare, to venture
avanzar	to advance
averiguar	to find out, to inquire, to investigate
ayudar	to help, to aid, to assist
bailar	to dance
bajar	to lower, to let down, to come down, to go down, to descend
balbucear	to stammer, to hesitate in speech
barrer	to sweep, to whisk
bastar	to be enough, to be sufficient, to suffice
bautizar	to baptize, to christen
bañarse	to bathe oneself, to take a bath
beber	to drink
bendecir	to bless, to consecrate
borrar	to erase, to cross out
bostezar	to yawn, to gape
botar	to fling, to cast (away), to throw (away), to launch
broncear	to bronze, to tan
bullir	to boil, to bustle, to hustle, to stir
burlarse	to make fun of, to poke fun at, to ridicule
buscar	to look for, to seek
caber	to be contained, to fit into
caer	to fall
caerse	to fall, to fall down, to tumble
calentar	to heat (up), to warm (up)
callarse	to be silent, to keep quiet
calzar	to shoe, to wear (shoes), to put on (shoes)
cambiar	to change
caminar	to walk, to move along
cansarse	to become tired, to become weary, to get tired
cantar	to sing
caracterizar	to characterize
cargar	to load, to burden
casarse	to get married, to marry
celebrar	to celebrate
cenar	to have supper, to eat supper
cepillar	to brush
cerrar	to close
certificar	to certify, to register (a letter), to attest
charlar	to chat, to prattle
chistar	to mumble, to mutter
chupar	to suck
cocinar	to cook
coger	to seize, to take, to grasp, to grab, to catch
colegir	to collect
colgar	to hang (up)
colocar	to put, to place
comenzar	to begin, to commence, to start
comer	to eat
componer	to compose
comprar	to buy, to purchase
comprender	to understand
conducir	to lead, to conduct, to drive
confesar	to confess
conocer	to know, to be acquainted with
conseguir	to attain, to get, to obtain
constituir	to constitute, to make up
construir	to construct, to build
contar	to count, to relate, to tell
contener	to contain, to hold
contestar	to answer, to reply
continuar	to continue
contribuir	to contribute
convencer	to convince
convenir	to agree, to convene
convertir	to convert
convocar	to call together, to convene, to convoke, to summon
corregir	to correct
correr	to run, to race, to flow
cortar	to cut, to cut off, to cut out
costar	to cost
crecer	to grow
creer	to believe
criar	to breed, to raise, to bring up (rear)
cruzar	to cross
cubrir	to cover
cuidarse	to take care of oneself
cumplir	to fulfill, to keep (a promise), to reach one's birthday (use with años)
dar	to give
deber	to owe, must, ought
decidir	to decide
decir	to say, to tell
declarar	to declare
dedicarse	to devote oneself
defender	to defend
dejar	to let, to permit, to allow, to leave
delinquir	to be delinquent, to violate the law
demostrar	to demonstrate, to prove
denunciar	to denounce
depender	to depend
derribar	to knock down, to overthrow, to tear down, to throw down
desayunarse	to breakfast, to have breakfast
descansar	to rest
describir	to describe, to delineate
descubrir	to discover
desear	to desire, to wish, to want
desempeñar	to play (a part), to act (a part), to discharge, to perform (a duty), to take out of pawn
deshacer	to undo, to destroy, to take apart
despedirse	to take leave of, to say good-bye to
despegar	to detach, to unglue, to unstuck, to take off (airplane)
desperezarse	to stretch oneself, to stretch one's arms and legs
despertarse	to wake up oneself
destruir	to destroy
desvestirse	to undress oneself, to get undressed
detener	to stop (someone or something), to detain
detenerse	to stop (oneself)
devolver	to return (an object), to refund, to give back
dibujar	to design, to draw, to sketch
dirigir	to direct
disculparse	to apologize, to excuse (oneself)
discutir	to discuss
dispensar	to excuse, to dispense, to distribute, to exempt
distinguir	to distinguish
divertirse	to have a good time, to enjoy oneself
divorciarse	to be (get) divorced
doler	to ache, to pain, to hurt, to cause grief, to cause regret
dormir	to sleep
ducharse	to take a shower, to shower oneself
dudar	to doubt
echar	to cast, to fling, to hurt, to pitch, to throw
ejecutar	to execute, to carry out, to perform
ejercer	to exercise, to practice (a professional)
elegir	to elect, to select, to choose
embeber	to soak in, to soak up, to suck in, to imbibe
empezar	to begin, to start
emplear	to employ, to use
encender	to incite, to inflame, to kindle, to light
encerrar	to enclose, to lock up, to confine
encontrar	to meet, to encounter, to find
enfadarse	to become angry
enfermarse	to get sick, to fall sick, to become sick, to fall ill, to become ill
enojarse	to become angry, to get angry, to get cross
enseñar	to teach, to show, to point out
entender	to understand
entrar	to enter, to go (in), to come (in)
entregar	to deliver, to hand over, to give
enunciar	to enunciate, to state
enviar	to send
envolver	to wrap up
equivocarse	to be mistaken
erguir	to raise, to stand up straight
errar	to err, to wander, to roam, to miss
escoger	to choose, to select
escribir	to write
escuchar	to listen (to)
esparcir	to scatter, to spread
esperar	to expect, to hope, to wait (for)
esquiar	to ski
establecer	to establish
estar	to be
estimar	to estimate, to esteem, to respect, to value
estudiar	to study
exigir	to demand, to urge, to require
explicar	to explain
expresar	to express
fabricar	to fabricate, to manufacture
faltar	to be lacking, to be wanting, to lack, to miss, to need
felicitar	to congratulate, to felicitate
festejar	to feast, to entertain, to celebrate
fiar	to confide, to trust
fijarse	to take notice, to pay attention, to settle
fingir	to feign, to pretend
firmar	to sign
formar	to form, to shape
fregar	to wash dishes, to scrub
freír	to fry
fumar	to smoke
funcionar	to function, to run (machine)
ganar	to earn, to gain, to win
gastar	to spend (money), to wear out, to waste
gemir	to grieve, to groan, to moan
gobernar	to govern, to rule
gozar	to enjoy
gritar	to shout, to scream, to shriek, to cry out
gruñir	to grumble, to grunt, to growl, to creak
guiar	to lead, to guide
gustar	to be pleasing (to), to like
haber	to have (as an auxiliary, helping verb to form the compound tenses)
habitar	to inhabit, to dwell, to live, to reside
hablar	to talk, to speak
hacer	to do, to make
hallar	to find, to discover, to locate
helar	to freeze
heredar	to inherit
herir	to harm, to hurt, to wound
huir	to escape, to flee, to run away, to slip away
ignorar	to be ignorant of, not to know
impedir	to hinder, to impede, to prevent
importar	to matter, to be important
imprimir	to imprint, to impress, to print, to fix in the mind
incluir	to include, to enclose
indicar	to indicate, to point out
inducir	to induce, to influence, to persuade
influir	to influence
informarse	to inform oneself, to find out
inscribir	to inscribe, to record, to register
inscribirse	to enroll, to register
insistir	to insist, to persist
interesarse	to be interested in
introducir	to introduce
invitar	to invite
ir	to go
irse	to go away
jugar	to play (a game, sport)
juntar	to join, to unite, to connect
jurar	to swear, to take an oath
juzgar	to judge
lanzar	to throw, to hurl, to fling, to launch
lastimarse	to hurt oneself, to feel sorry for, to complain, to regret
lavar	to wash
lavarse	to wash oneself
leer	to read
levantar	to lift, to raise
levantarse	to get up, to rise
limpiar	to clean
limpiarse	to clean oneself
llamar	to call, to name
llamarse	to call oneself, to be named
llegar	to arrive
llenar	to fill
llevar	to carry (away), to take (away), to wear
llorar	to weep, to cry, to whine
llover	to rain
luchar	to fight, to strive, to struggle, to wrestle
maldecir	to curse
manejar	to manage, to handle, to drive, to operate (a vehicle)
mantener	to maintain, to keep up, to support, to provide for
marcar	to mark, to note, to observe
marchar	to walk, to march, to function (machine), to run (machine)
marcharse	to go away, to leave
matar	to kill
medir	to measure, to weigh, to scan (verses)
mejorar	to improve
mencionar	to mention
mentir	to lie, to tell a lie
merecer	to merit, to deserve
mirar	to look, to look at, to watch
mirarse	to look at oneself, to look at each other (uno a otro, unos a otros)
mojarse	to get wet, to wet oneself
montar	to mount, to go up, to climb, to get on, to wind (a watch)
morder	to bite
morir	to die
mostrar	to show, to point out
mover	to move, to persuade, to excite
mudarse	to change one's clothes, to change one's place of residence, to move
nacer	to be born
nadar	to swim
navegar	to navigate, to sail
necesitar	to need
negar	to deny
nevar	to snow
obedecer	to obey
observar	to observe
obtener	to obtain, to get
ocultarse	to hide oneself
ocupar	to occupy
ocurrir	to occur, to happen
ofrecer	to offer
oír	to hear
oler	to smell, to scent
olvidar	to forget
oponer	to oppose
ordenar	to order, to command, to put in order, to arrange
organizar	to organize, to arrange, to set up
osar	to dare, to venture
pagar	to pay
parar	to stop (someone or something)
pararse	to stop (oneself)
parecer	to seem, to appear
parecerse	to resemble each other, to look alike
partir	to leave, to depart, to divide, to split
pasar	to pass (by), to happen, to spend (time)
pasearse	to take a walk, to parade
pedir	to ask for, to request
pegar	to beat, to hit, to slap, to stick, to glue, to paste
peinarse	to comb one's hair
pensar	to think
percibir	to perceive
perder	to lose
perdonar	to pardon, to forgive, to excuse
permitir	to permit, to admit, to allow, to grant
pertenecer	to pertain, to appertain, to belong
pintar	to paint
pintarse	to make up (one's face), to tint, to color (one's hair, lips, etc.)
pisar	to tread (on), to step on, to trample
placer	to gratify, to humor, to please
platicar	to chat, to talk over, to discuss
poder	to be able, can
poner	to put, to place
ponerse	to put on (clothing), to become, to set (of sun)
poseer	to possess, to own
practicar	to practice
predecir	to predict, to forecast, to foretell
predicar	to preach
preferir	to prefer
preguntar	to ask, to inquire, to question
preocuparse	to be concerned, to worry, to be worried
preparar	to prepare
prepararse	to be prepared, to get ready, to prepare oneself
presentar	to present, to display, to show, to introduce
prestar	to lend
principiar	to begin
probar	to test, to prove, to try, to try on
probarse	to try on (clothes)
proclamar	to proclaim, to promulgate
producir	to produce, to cause
prohibir	to prohibit, to forbid
pronunciar	to pronounce
proteger	to protect
pulir	to polish
quedarse	to remain, to stay
quejarse	to complain, to grumble
quemar	to burn, to fire
querer	to want, to wish
quitarse	to take off (clothing), to remove oneself, to withdraw
raer	to scrape, to rub off, to erase, to wipe out
realizar	to realize, to carry out, to fulfill
recibir	to receive, to get
recoger	to pick (up), to gather, to harvest
recomendar	to recommend, to commend, to advise
reconocer	to recognize, to acknowledge, to be grateful for
recordar	to remember, to recall, to remind
referir	to refer, to relate
regalar	to give as a present, to make a present of, to give as a gift
regar	to water, to irrigate, to sprinkle
regresar	to return, to go back, to regress
rellenar	to refill, to fill again, to stuff
remitir	to remit, to forward, to transmit
reparar	to mend, to repair, to notice, to observe
repartir	to distribute, to deal cards
repetir	to repeat
resolver	to resolve, to solve (a problem)
responder	to answer, to reply, to respond
retirar	to retire, to withdraw
retrasar	to delay, to retard
reunirse	to assemble, to get together, to meet, to gather
revocar	to revoke, to repeal
revolver	to revolve, to turn around, to turn over, to turn upside down
reír	to laugh
reírse	to laugh
reñir	to scold, to quarrel
robar	to rob, to steal
rogar	to supplicate, to ask, to ask for, to request, to beg, to pray
romper	to break, to shatter, to tear
saber	to know, to know how
sacar	to take out, to get
sacudir	to shake, to jerk, to jolt
salir	to go out, to leave
saltar	to jump, to leap, to hop, to spring
saludar	to greet, to salute
satisfacer	to satisfy
secar	to dry, to wipe dry
secarse	to dry oneself
seguir	to follow, to pursue, to continue
sentarse	to sit down
sentir	to feel sorry, to regret, to feel
sentirse	to feel (well, ill)
separar	to separate, to detach, to sort, to set apart
ser	to be
servir	to serve
señalar	to signal, to indicate, to point out, to show
socorrer	to help, to aid, to assist, to succor
sofocar	to choke, to smother, to suffocate, to stifle
soler	to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of, to have the custom of
sollozar	to sob, to whimper
someter	to subdue, to subject, to surrender, to submit
sonar	to ring, to echo, to resound, to sound
sonreír	to smile
soplar	to blow, to blow out
sorprender	to surprise, to astonish
sospechar	to suspect
sostener	to sustain, to support, to maintain, to uphold
soñar	to dream
subir	to go up, to come up, to climb, to rise, to mount, to get on (a train, bus, etc.)
subrayar	to underline, to underscore, to emphasize
subscribir	to subscribe, to agree with, to sign
suceder	to happen
sufrir	to suffer, to endure, to bear up, to undergo
sugerir	to hint, to insinuate, to suggest
sumergir	to submerge, to plunge, to immerse, to sink
suponer	to suppose, to assume
suprimir	to suppress, to abolish, to cancel (in mathematics), to eliminate
surgir	to surge, to appear, to spout, to spurt
suspirar	to sigh
tañer	to pluck, to play (a stringed instrument)
telefonear	to telephone
telegrafiar	to telegraph, to cable
temblar	to tremble, to quake, to quiver, to shake, to shiver
temer	to fear, to dread
tender	to extend, to offer, to stretch, to spread out, to hang out (washing)
tener	to have, to hold
tentar	to examine by touch, to feel with the fingers, to attempt, to try
terminar	to end, to terminate, to finish
tirar	to pull, to draw, to pitch (a ball), to shoot (a gun), to throw, to fling
tocar	to play (a musical instrument), to touch
tomar	to take, to have (something to eat or to drink)
tostar	to toast, to tan, to roast (coffee)
trabajar	to work, to labor
traducir	to translate
traer	to bring
tratar	to try, to treat a subject
tropezar	to stumble, to blunder
unir	to connect, to unite, to join, to bind, to attach
usar	to use, to employ, to wear
utilizar	to utilize
vaciar	to empty
valer	to be worth
velar	to stay awake, to guard, to watch over
vencer	to conquer, to overcome, to defeat
vender	to sell
venir	to come
ver	to see
vestirse	to dress oneself, to get dressed
viajar	to travel
vigilar	to watch (over), to keep guard, to look out for
visitar	to visit
vivir	to live
volar	to fly
volver	to return, to go back
votar	to vote, to vow
yacer	to lie down, to be lying down, to lie in a grave
zumbar	to buzz, to hum, to flutter around
zurcir	to darn, to mend

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