alborotar
/alboɾoˈtaɾ/ verb C2- to stir up, agitate
- to disturb, tease (provoke or disturb)
- to excite
- to infect, ballyhoo (make somebody enthusiastic about one's own passion)
- to bother
Verb forms
- Infinitive
- alborotar
- Gerund
- alborotando
- Past participle
- alborotado
- Present (yo)
- alboroto
- Preterite (yo)
- alboroté
From the library
Y a Piedad se le cayó el peine de la mano, cuando le tenía ya una trenza hecha a Leonor; y la otra estaba toda alborotada.
Las aves se alborotan, menos una,
Cuando ningún contrario te alborota,
El primer Titerero se alborota.
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