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363 Cards in this Set

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flutuar
to waft, to flow (hair), to fluctuate
focar
to focus
foder
to ****, to **** something up
folhear
to flip through, to thumb through (as in a book)
fortalecer
to strengthen, to fortify
franzir
to squint, to frown, to curl/pucker
fraquejar
to weaken, to lose courage, to yield
fugir
to escape, to run away, to flee
gaguejar
to stammer, to stutter
galardoar
to reward, to recompense
galgar
to overstep, to climb the ladder/to climb, to jump ove
ganir
to bark, to yelp, to whine
garatujar
to scribble, to scrawl, to doodle
gargalhar
to laugh loudly, to burst into laughter
garimpar
to pan ("panning for gold"), to mine
garoar
to drizzle, to mist, to dribble
gorar
to frustrate, to disappoint, to go rotten (ex. eggs)
gorjear
to chirp, to warble, to trill
grafar
to spell ("spelled out on your transcript")
grasnar
to caw, to croak, to clang
gravar
to record, to engrave, to carve
gritar
to scream, to shout, to cry
grudar
to stick together, to cling, to glue
grunhir
to grunt, to grumble
guarnecer
to garrison, to garnish, to furnish, to supply
guilhotinar
to guillotine, to behead
guinchar
to squeak, to squeal
haurir
to draw, as in "draw a breath" or "draw inspiration from"
hostilizar
to antagonize
içar
to hoist, to lift
ilibar
to clear, to exonerate
iludir
to delude, to deceive, to mislead
iluminar
to lighten up (as in mood/appearance), to become enlightened
impelir
to impel, to drive to, to prompt
imputar
to allocate, to charge to, to attribute
inalar
to inhale
inchar
to swell, to puff up, to grow proud
incumbir
to entrust, to delegate, to task (someone with)
incutir
to instill, to inspire
indagar
to inquire, to query, to scrutinize, to ask
infernizar
to make someone miserable, to afflict, to damn to hell
inovar
to innovate, to be inventive
internar
to commit someone, to check into, to admit (as in "hospital admittance")
intrujar
to swindle, to dupe, to cheat
invadir
to invade, to break into, to raid
invejar
to envy, to be jealous of
jardinar
to garden
jazer
to lie ("lies due north"), to be buried, to rest
jejuar
to fast, to abstain
jogar para escanteio
to shunt, to push aside
jorrar
to gush, to pour out, to flow (as in blood)
judiar
to torment, to mistreat, to mock
jurar
to swear, to vow, to pledge
ladear
to flank, to skirt, to go side by side
lamber
to lick
lambuzar
to smear, to dirty, to soil
lapidar
to cut and polish, to refine (gems or people)
largar-se
to go away all of a sudden, to free oneself, to separate
latejar
to throb, to pump, to tingle
latir
to bark, to yelp, to growl
lavrar
to till, to chip away at, to hew
lecionar
to teach, to lecture, to explain
lidar
to deal with, to handle
louvar
to praise, to eulogize, to commend, to applaud
lucilar
to glimmer, to gleam, to flicker
ludibriar
to dupe, to cheat, to deceive
luzir
to shine, to glitter (VERB + bem= to look good)
macular
to tarnish, to shame, to dishonor, to stain
madrugar
to get up early, to precede somebody
magoar
to hurt, to wound, to bruise
mandar
to order, to command, to send
maneirar
to go easy on, to slow down
manobrar
to maneuver, to operate, to manipulate
marejar
to get teary-eyed, to wetten
margear
to border, to skirt
martelar
to hammer, to pound
marulhar
to surge, to roar, to lap ("water lapping against rocks")
massacrar
to massacre, to slaughter, to beat down
matraquear
to clatter, to rattle, to bicker
menear
to wiggle, to wag
mergulhar
to dive, to plunge, to swim
mesclar
to mix, to blend in with
meter
to put, to place, to deposit
meter em cana
to bang up, to put into prison
mexer
to stir, to rummage, to tease
mexer os pauzinhos
to pull some strings, to manipulate your way into something
mijar
to pee, to take a piss
mimar
to spoil, to baby, to coddle
mofar
to stew, to mock, to scorn, to grow musty
molengar
to straggle, to walk or act lazily
molhar
to wet, to soak, to dampen
mordiscar
to nibble, to chew on, to bite
mugir
to moo, to low (as in cattle), to bellow
mussitar
to mumble, to whisper
namorar-se
to date or go out with each other, to make love
ninar
to lull or rock to sleep
noivar
to become engaged, to court, to woo
nomear
to appoint, to name
ocultar
to hide, to conceal
ofegar
to pant, to breathe hard, to yearn for
ojerizar
to dislike, to feel antipathy for
opor-se
to oppose, to prevent
pactuar
to condone, to go along with
padecer
to suffer, to tolerate, to bear
pairar
to hover, to hang over
parir
calved (to labor, to give birth to, to deliver)
parlar
to yak, to chatter
patinhar
to paddle, to splatter, to squelch
patrocinar
to sponsor, to commission
pegar no sono
to fall asleep, to get some sleep
peidar
to fart
pentear
to comb, to do one's hair
perambular
to roam, to wander
percorrer
to go through, to course
perscrutar
to search, to peer into, to scrutinize
persignar-se
to cross over something/cross paths with someone
pestanejar
to blink, to bat an eyelid
piar
to chirp, to hoot, to tweet
pigarrear
to clear the throat
pinicar
to peck, to pinch, to nip
piorar
to get worse, to worsen, to deteriorate
piscar
to blink, to wink, to squint
pôr
to put, to place, to lay
poupar
to spare, to save
praguejar
to curse, to swear
pregar
to preach, to nail/fasten down, to gaze at
prender
to fasten, to tie, to seize legally, to set
prensar
to press
pressionar
to pressure, to press, to push
prestar
to render, to be useful
prever
to predict, to foresee, to forecast
proceder
to carry out, to proceed
progredir
to progress, to move forward
promover
to promote, to encourage, to foster
prosear
to chat
prosseguir
to continue, to resume, to carry on
protelar
to delay, to postpone
protocolar
to conform to a protocol, to register
providenciar
to see to, to provide, to ensure
provir de
to come from, to originate from
quebrar
to break, to break down
queixar-se
to carp, to howl about, to whine
quicar
to bounce
rabiscar
to scratch, to scribble, to doodle
ralar
to grate, to rasp, to graze
ralhar
to scold, to rebuke, to chide
ranger
to squeak, to grate, to gnash
rapar
to scrape, to scratch, to cut short
raptar
to kidnap, to abduct
rasgar
to tear, to rip
raspar
to scrape, to scratch
rastejar
to crawl/grovel, to search, to track
reabastecer
to refuel, to replenish, to restock
realçar
to highlight, to emphasise, to stress
reaver
to get back, to recover, to recoup
rebaixar
to lower, to demean
rebater
to strike again, to return, to hit, to refute
rebentar
to burst, to emerge forcefully, to explode
reboar
to resound, to echo
rebolar
to roll, to tumble, to sashay, to shimmy
recambiar
to send back, to exchange again, to devolve
recear
to fear, to be afraid of
reclamar
to claim, to complain
recompor
to rebuild/to collect (figurative), to renew, to give a new form to
recostar
to recline, to sit back, to lean on
recuar
to retreat, to shy away from, to cringe
redimir
to redeem, to regain, to ransom
redundar
to result, to be redundant, to happen
reestruturar
to restructure
refazer
to redo, to retrace, to make over, to repair
refazer-se
to recover
regar
to water, to irrigate, to baste
regatear
to haggle, to bargain
regulamentar
to regulate, to settle, to order, to arrange
rejuvenescer
to rejuvenate
relembrar
to remember, to recall, to look back
remoer
to ruminate, to annoy, to mull over
remoinhar
to form eddies, to swirl
remontar ao passado
to return to the past
renovar
to renew, to renovate
repousar
to rest, to lie, to relax
requisitar
to request, to demand, to solicit
rescrever
to rewrite
resgatar
to rescue, to recover, to redeem
ressoar
to resonate, to resound, to sound
ressurgir
to reappear, to resurface, to revive
ressuscitar
to rise, to resurrect, to revive
reter
to retain, to withhold, to keep in custody
retesar
to tense, to stretch, to stiffen
retrucar
to reply to, to sass back, to retort
retumbar
to resound, to resonate, to echo
reverberar
to reverberate
revezar
to alternate, to take turns
revistar
to search, to examine, to frisk
revogar
to revoke, to repeal
rezar
to pray, to supplicate, to entreat, to recite
ribombar
to resound, to rumble, to boom
ricochetear
to rebound, to ricochet
rimar
to rhyme
ripostar
to fight back, to shoot back (as in retort)
rir
to laugh, to chuckle
rivalizar
to rival, to match
robustecer
to fortify, to strengthen, to reinforce
rodopiar
to whirl about, to twirl, to spin
rogar
to implore, to appeal to, to beseech
rolar
to roll, to scroll (on computer), to tumble
roncar
to snore
ronronar
to purr
rosnar
to snarl, to growl
rouquejar
to caw, to suffer from hoarseness
roçar
to rub, to skim, to stub
ruborizar
to redden, to blush
ruborizar-se
to become reddened, to blush, to be ashamed
sacanear
to act as a villain, to screw with, to play tricks on
saciar
to sate, to quench, to satisfy
sacolejar
to shake, to jiggle
sacudir
to shake, to buck
safar
to make it, to get away with, to duck out
sair de fininho
to leave unseen, to exit stealthily
saudar
to greet, to hail
se aquecer
to warm up, to get warm/keep warm
se concretizar
to come true, to materialize, to achieve
se desdobrar
to unfold, to fan
se digladiar
to do battle with, to come to blows
se embebedar
to get drunk/wasted
se embonecar
to get onesself all gussied up, to "get pretty for"
se emocionar
to be moved, to get emotional
seviciar
to ill-treat, to batter, to maltreat
sintonizar
to tune, to tune in, to attune
soar
to produce a sound, to toll, to resound
sobrar
to remain, to be left, to overabound
sobrecarregar
to overload, to overburden
sobrepor
to overlap, to superimpose
sobressair
to stand out, to become visible, to jut out
sobreviver
to survive, to outlive, to outlast
socar
to strike, to pound, to hit
soletrar
to spell, to spell out
soltar
to release (EX. clutch, kite string, animal from captivity)
soluçar
to sob, to whimper, to hiccough
sombrear
to shadow, to shade, to darken
sondar
to explore, to probe, to sound
soprar
to blow on, to puff out
suavizar
to smooth, to soften, to mitigate
suceder
to follow, to happen, to come next
sugar
to suck
surrar
to batter, to thrash, to beat
surripiar
to pilfer, to scrounge
surtir
to give rise to, to result in, to work (as in being effective)
tacar
to take aim at
tamborilar
to patter, to tap (like with fingers)
tanger
to play musical instrument, to ring, to toll
tardar
to delay, to lag, to procrastinate
tatear
to fumble, to grope, to reach
tatuar
to tattoo
taxiar
to taxi (context of airplanes)
tecer
to make (as in "make your point"), to weave, to spin
teimar
to persist, to persevere, to be stubborn
ter desnudado
to bare one's throat, to stick one's neck out
ter uma lua-de-mel
to be on honeymoon
tilintar
to tinkle, to jingle, to clink
tinir
to clink, to jingle, to tinkle
tomar goró
to start drinking, to get sloshed
torcer
to hope, to cheer for, to twist
tornar-se
to reach a state, to become, to amount to
tossir
to cough, to cough up
trancar
to lock
transar
to get laid, to sleep with
tremer
to tremble, to shiver, to quake, to shake
trepar
to climb, to creep, to ascend...or to ****
tricotar
to knit
triturar
to powder, to pulverize, to grind
trocar
to exchange, to change, to switch
tropeçar
to trip, to stumble
trucidar
to murder, to kill savagely, to slaughter
tuitar
to tweet (as in, using Twitter)
uivar
to howl
ultrapassar
to overcome, to top, to outstrip
umedecer
to moisten, to dampen (used in sexual context -__-)
urrar
to roar, to yell, to howl
vagar
to wander, to roam, to become
vaiar
to boo, to hoot, to hiss
valsar
to waltz
vangloriar
to puff up, to praise, to flatter
varejar
to beat with a stick or pole, to shoot, to batter
vasculhar
to search, to canvas, to scope out
vazar
to leak (as in information)
velar
to ensure, to hold a wake over, to watch, to guard
velejar
to sail, to navigate
verter
to flow, to gush, to pour out
vir a calhar
to do with, to come in handy
vivenciar
to live, to experience deeply
vociferar
to bawl, to bellow
xingar
to curse, to swear, to insult someone
zarpar
to set sail, to leave, to escape
ziguezaguear
to zigzag, to make in a zigzag fashion
zombar
to mock, to make fun of
zumbir
to buzz, to murmur, to whir
zunir
to ping, to zoom, to whirr
estreitar
to narrow
menosprezar
to underestimate, to belittle, to brush off
desovar
to spawn
fuzilar
to shoot
aglomerar
to crowd, to throng, to mob
idolatrar
to idolize, to dote
esquadrinhar
to scour through, to scrutinize, to scavenge
esboroar
to fall, to erode, to fizzle out, to crumble
ensartar
to string (as in beads)
fazer vénias
to bow
aconchegar
to huddle up, to cuddle up, to snuggle
recozer
to temper, to overcook
impetrar
to entreat/to obtain grace (religious context)
augurar
to augar, to predict
benzer
to bless, to make the sign of the cross
desmentir
to deny, to refute, to belie
averiguar
to ascertain, to investigate, to find out
despendurar
to unhang, to unhook
esbaforir-se
to pant, to puff, to grow weary
increpar
to reprimand, to censure, to lambast
relampejar
to flash, to appear like a lightning bolt, to sparkle
aligeirar
to lighten ("lighten the mood"), to alleviate, to hasten
aproar
to go in the direction of, to approach
alanzoar
to talk without thinking, to gab, to say something in vain
açoitar
to flog
sobejar
to abound, to be in excess
ajoujar
to go two by two as if yoked, to enslave/oppress (fig.)
tugir
to mutter, to whisper, to stir, to budge
arredar
to turn out/away, to shift something
esmorecer
to wane, to fade away, to flag
recomeçar
to start over, to resume, to recommence
apregoar
to trumpet, to preach, to proclaim
arrepelar
to pull/tear one's hair
espevitar
to snuff (as in a candle), to steady up/drum up (IE nerves/business)
comungar
to take communion, to commune with
tactear
to grope, to feel around badly
espavorir
to frighten, to scare, to terrify
mangar
to joke, to jeer, to dupe
antipatizar
to dislike, to detest
soerguer
to raise slightly, to lift, to elevate
contracenar
to co-star with, to star opposite in
deslanchar
to take off, to set off
escapulir
to sneak out, to escape
rachar
to crack, to split
tiritar
to shiver, to quiver
turvar
to muddy, to puddle, to cloud
retroceder
to go back, to retreat, to backtrack
antever
to predict, to foresee, to envision
desentupir
to unclog, to snake, to unblock
escafeder
to go suddenly, to disappear, to vanish without a trace
relinchar
to neigh, to winny
escavar
to dig, to tunnel
pisotear
to tramp, to trample
florescer
to flourish, to bloom, to blossom
entabular
to enter into, to engage with
formigar
to tingle, to prickle
incomodar-se
to trouble, to bother, to put onesself out
custear
to afford, to fund, to pay for
antevirar
to predict, to foresee
embotar
to dull, to blunt, to abate
trajar
to wear

povoar

to populate, to people, to settle into

dissipar

to dispel, to allay, to blow over, to dissipate

oscilar

to range ("numbers range from..."), to oscillate

bafejar

to blow on softly, fig: to protect/favor