Abide Abode/Abided Abode/Abided/Abidden Abides Abiding
To continue
To reside\live
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Aby/Abey Abought Abought Abys/Abeys Abying/Abeying
To make amends for something wrong
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Alight Alit/Alighted Alit/Alighted Alights Alighting
To get off a bus, train, etc.
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Arise Arose Arisen Arises Arising
To originate
To get up from horizontal position, out of bed
To come into existence
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Awake Awoke Awoken Awakes Awaking
To stop sleeping and become conscious
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Backbite Backbit Backbitten Backbites Backbiting
To speak badly about someone
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Backfit Backfit Backfit Backfits Backfitting
To fit new parts into an older machine that weren't available when the machine was made
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Backlight Backlit Backlit Backlights Backlighting
To illuminate from behind (photography)
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Backslide Backslid Backslid/Backslidden Backslides Backsliding
To stop making progress and start regressing
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Be Was/Were Been Is Being
To exist, live or occur.
To have as a quality or a state
An auxiliary verb
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Bear Bore Born/Borne Bears Bearing
To carry
To tolerate
To give birth to
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Beat Beat Beaten Beats Beating
To hit repeatedly
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Become Became Become Becomes Becoming
To come into existence
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Bedight Bedight/Bedighted Bedight/Bedighted Bedights Bedighting
To adorn, decorate
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Befall Befell Befallen Befalls Befalling
To happen
To happen to somebody or something
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Beget Begot/Begat Begotten Begets Begetting
To cause something to happen
To procreate
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Begin Began Begun Begins Beginning
To start something
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Begird Begirt/Begirded Begirt Begirds Begirding
To encircle
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Behight Behight Behight/Behoten Behights Behighting
To promise or vow
To order
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Behold Beheld Beheld Beholds Beholding
To become conscious of by seeing
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Belay Belaid/Belayed Belaid/Belayed Belays Belaying
To secure a boat with a rope
To tie up
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Bend Bent Bent Bends Bending
To curve something by distorting its shape
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Bereave Bereft Bereft/Bereaved Bereaves Bereaving
To lose a relative through their death
To deprive
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Beseech Besought/Beseeched Besought/Beseeched Beseeches Beseeching
To ask someone very insistently to do something
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Beset Beset Beset Besets Besetting
To be restricted and occupied by difficulties
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Bespeak Bespoke Bespoken Bespeaks Bespeaking
To be a signal or symbol of something
To set aside or reserve something
To ask for
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Bestrew Bestrewed Bestrewed/Bestrewn Bestrews Bestrewing
To cover a surface by throwing things about randomly
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Bestride Bestrode Bestridden Bestrides Bestriding
To sit or stand with one leg on either side of something
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Bet Bet Bet Bets Betting
To risk money against the result of a future event
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Betake Betook Betaken Betakes Betaking
To go to a place
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Bethink Bethought Bethought Bethinks Bethinking
To think about something
To remind yourself
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Beweep Bewept Bewept Beweeps Beweeping
To cry for or over someone or something
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Bid Bid Bid Bids Bidding
To make an offer of money or services
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Bid Bade Bidden Bids Bidding
To command or urge someone to do something
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Bide Bided/Bode Bided Bides Biding
To wait for
To tolerate
To withstand
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Bind Bound Bound Binds Binding
To tie something with string, or similar, to hold it
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Bite Bit Bitten Bites Biting
To cut or hold with teeth
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Blaw Blawed Blawn Blaws Blawing
To blow
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Bleed Bled Bled Bleeds Bleeding
To lose blood through a cut in the skin
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Blend Blended/Blent Blended/Blent Blends Blending
To mix together
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Bless Blessed/Blest Blessed/Blest Blesses Blessing
To wish or confer happiness
To make holy
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Blow Blew Blown Blows Blowing
To move air, wind and gases
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Bottle-feed Bottle-fed Bottle-fed Bottle-feeds Bottle-feeding
To feed a baby with a bottle
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Bowstring Bowstrung/Bowstringed Bowstrung Bowstrings Bowstringing
To strangle with the string from a bow
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Break Broke Broken Breaks Breaking
To cause something to separate into at least two pieces
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Breast-feed Breast-fed Breast-fed Breast-feeds Breast-feeding
To feed a baby with breast milk
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Breed Bred Bred Breeds Breeding
To produce animals or plants by controlling their reproduction
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Bring Brought Brought Brings Bringing
To carry or convey something to the place where you are going
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Broadcast Broadcast/Broadcasted Broadcast/Broadcasted Broadcasts Broadcasting
To transmit radio or TV signals
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Browbeat Browbeat Browbeat/Browbeaten Browbeats Browbeating
To put pressure on someone or bully them to do something
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Build Built Built Builds Building
To construct
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Burn Burnt/Burned Burnt/Burned Burns Burning
To consume or be consumed by fire
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Burst Burst Burst Bursts Bursting
To break something open, usually by internal pressure, such as a balloon with too much air in it
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Bust Bust Bust Busts Busting
To break
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Buy Bought Bought Buys Buying
To acquire something in exchange for money
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Cast Cast Cast Casts Casting
To throw or project something
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Catch Caught Caught Catches Catching
To receive
To stop and hold a moving object, usually with your hands
To make something unable to escape
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Cheerlead Cheerled Cheerled Cheerleads Cheerleading
To cheer and support a team in an organised group
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Chide Chid Chid/Chidden Chides Chiding
To tell somebody off when they have done something wrong
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Choose Chose Chosen Chooses Choosing
To select
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Clap Clapped/Clapt Clapped/Clapt Claps Clapping
To hit your hands together to make a sound to show approval
To make a loud noise, like thunder
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Clear-cut Clear-cut Clear-cut Clear-cuts Clear-cutting
To cut down all trees in an area
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Cleave Cleft/Cleaved/Clove Cleft/Cleaved/Cloven Cleaves Cleaving
To separate or divide something, often with force
To stick or hold together
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Cleek Claught/Claucht/Cleeked Cleeked Cleeks Cleeking
To grasp or take hold of
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Clepe Cleped Cleped/Ycleped/Yclept Clepes Cleping
To call or name
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Cling Clung Clung Clings Clinging
To hold on to or to stick to
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Clothe Clad/Clothed Clad/Clothed Clothes Clothing
To dress someone or provide them with clothes
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Colorbreed Colorbred Colorbred Colorbreeds Colorbreeding
To breed an animal to be of a particular color
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Colorcast Colorcast Colorcast Colorcasts Colorcasting
To broadcast in color
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Come Came Come Comes Coming
To move towards or to arrive at a specified place, time or situation
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Cost Cost Cost Costs Costing
The amount of money required to buy something; it costs five dollars.
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Cost-cut Cost-cut Cost-cut Cost-cuts Cost-cutting
To redcuce costs or expenditure
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Counterdraw Counterdrew Counterdrawn Counterdraws Counterdrawing
To copy by tracing
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Counterlight Counterlit Counterlit Counterlights Counterlighting
To light something directly from opposite sides
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Cowrite Cowrote Cowritten Cowrites Cowriting
To write with someone
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Crash-dive Crash-dived/Crash-dove Crash-dived Crash-dives Crash-diving
To go down very quickly
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Creep Crept Crept Creeps Creeping
To move along the ground lying down
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Creep-feed Creep-fed Creep-fed Creep-feeds Creep-feeding
To feed young animals in a special area that adult animals can't get in
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Crib-bite Crib-bit Crib-bitten Crib-bites Crib-biting
To bite its manger and swallow air (of a horse)
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Cross-bite Cross-bit Cross-bitten Cross-bites Cross-biting
To thwart or stop something happening by deception
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Cross-string Cross-strung Cross-strung Cross-strings Cross-stringing
To place bass strings on a piano across the treble strings
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Crossbreed Crossbred Crossbred Crossbreeds Crossbreeding
To breed animals or plants of different species, like a mule, which is a crossbreed of a donkey and a horse
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Crosscut Crosscut Crosscut Crosscuts Crosscutting
To move between scenes or stories in a film or narrative
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Crosslight Crosslit Crosslit Crosslights Crosslighting
To illuminate from different sides, but not directly opposite
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Crow Crowed/Crew Crowed Crows Crowing
To boast
To utter a sound indicating pleasure
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Cut Cut Cut Cuts Cutting
To break the surface of something with a knife or similar tool
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Dare Dared/Durst Dared Dares Daring
To have sufficient courage
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Daydream Daydreamt/Daydreamt Daydreamt/Daydreamt Daydreams Daydreaming
To have dream-like thoughts when a wake
To have a fantasy
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Deal Dealt Dealt Deals Dealing
To distribute, especially playing cards in games
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Deep-freeze Deep-froze Deep-frozen Deep-freezes Deep-freezing
To freeze or store frozen
To suspend progress or activity
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Dig Dug Dug Digs Digging
To make a hole in the ground
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Dight Dight/Dighted Dight/Dighted Dights Dighting
To dictate orders
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Dispread Dispread Dispread Dispreads Dispreading
To spread out
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Disprove Disproved Disproven/Disproved Disproves Disproving
To prove that something is fale or wrong
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Dive Dived/Dove Dived Dives Diving
To jump head first into water
To fall quickly
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Do Did Done Does Doing
To perform or carry out
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Dogfight Dogfought Dogfought Dogfights Dogfighting
To fight in aeroplanes
To arrange a fight between dogs for sport
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Dow Dought/Dowed Dought/Dowed Dows Dowing
To have the ability to do something
To do well
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Draw Drew Drawn Draws Drawing
To make a picture using a pen or pencil
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Dream Dreamt/Dreamed Dreamt/Dreamed Dreams Dreaming
To see visual images while sleeping
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Drink Drank Drunk Drinks Drinking
To consume liquids
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Drip-feed Drip-fed Drip-fed Drip-feeds Drip-feeding
To feed someone with fluids going into the vein
To release information very slowly, bit by bit
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Drive Drove Driven Drives Driving
To operate and control a car or other vehicle
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Dwell Dwelt Dwelt Dwells Dwelling
To reside or live somewhere
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Eat Ate Eaten Eats Eating
To consume solid food
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End-run End-ran End-run End-runs End-running
To avoid doing something by cheating or deceit
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Engird Engirt Engirt Engirds Engirding
To encircle, encompass
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Engrave Engraved Engraved/Engraven Engraves Engraving
To carve letters or a pattern into the surface of something
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Enwind Enwound Enwound Enwinds Enwinding
To make into a coil
To wrap around something
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Fall Fell Fallen Falls Falling
To move downwards or to the ground
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Farebeat Farebeat Farebeaten Farebeats Farebeating
To avoid paying fares when using public transport
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Fast-cut Fast-cut Fast-cut Fast-cuts Fast-cutting
To cut quickly from one scene to another in a film
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Feed Fed Fed Feeds Feeding
To give or supply food
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Feel Felt Felt Feels Feeling
To sense by touch
To experience an emotion, or sensation
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Fight Fought Fought Fights Fighting
To try to hurt or kill someone in combat or war
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Find Found Found Finds Finding
To discover something either by chance or when looking for it
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Fit Fit/Fitted Fit/Fitted Fits Fitting
To be the correct size, for clothes, etc. (fit/fit/fit)
To measure someone for size (fit fit/fitted/ fit/fitted)
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Flash-freeze Flash-froze Flash-frozen Flash-freezes Flash-freezing
To freeze food very rapidly to preserve taste and nutrients
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Flee Fled Fled Flees Fleeing
To run away in order to find safety
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Fling Flung Flung Flings Flinging
To throw or move something suddenly
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Floodlight Floodlit Floodlit Floodlights Floodlighting
To use powerful lights to illuminate something outside at night
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Fly Flew Flown Flies Flying
To move through the air
To travel by aeroplane
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Flyblow Flyblew Flyblown Flyblows Flyblowing
To contaminate by laying eggs, the way a fly does
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Forbear Forbore Forborne/Forborn Forbears Forbearing
Not to use or talk about something
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Forbid Forbade/Forbad Forbidden Forbids Forbidding
To prohibit
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Force-feed Force-fed Force-fed Force-feeds Force-feeding
To feed someone who refuses or doesn't want to eat
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Fordo/Foredo Fordid Fordone Fordoes Fordoing
To ruin or destroy
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Forecast Forecast/Forecasted Forecast/Forecasted Forecasts Forecasting
To predict the future
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Forefeel Forefelt Forefelt Forefeels Forefeeling
To have a feeling before something happens
To have a premonition
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Forego Forewent Foregone Foregoes Foregoing
To preceed something
To go without something
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Foreknow Foreknew Foreknown Foreknows Foreknowing
To know something beforehand
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Forerun Foreran Forerun Foreruns Forerunning
To go before something
To show that something is going to happen
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Foresee Foresaw Foreseen Foresees Foreseeing
To predict or see the future
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Foreshow Foreshowed Forshowed/Foreshown Foreshows Foreshowing
To show something or make it known beforehand
To foretell
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Forespeak Forespoke Forespoken Forespeaks Forespeaking
To predict
To speak of something beforehand
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Foretell Foretold Foretold Foretells Foretelling
To predict the future
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Forget Forgot Forgotten Forgets Foregetting
To be unable to remember something
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Forgive Forgave Forgiven Forgives Forgiving
To pardon or stop being angry with someone who has offended you
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Forlese Forlore Forlorn Forleses Forlesing
To lose completely
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Forsake Forsook Forsaken Forsakes Forsaking
To give something up
To abandon
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Forswear Forswore Forsworn Forswears Forswearing
To make a false promise or oath
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Fraught Fraught/Fraughted Fraught/Fraughted Fraughts Fraughting
To stock
To load a ship, etc
To hire a ship, etc
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Free-fall Free-fell Free-fallen Free-falls Free-falling
To drop or fall suddenly
To fall through the air without opening a parachute
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Freeze Froze Frozen Freezes Freezing
To make liquids into solids by cold temperatures
To store food below zero degrees centigrade
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Frostbite Frostbit Frostbitten Frostbites Frostbiting
To injure or damage part of the body through extreme cold
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Gainsay Gainsaid Gainsaid Gainsays Gainsaying
To contradict or deny
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Gaslight Gaslit/Gaslighted Gaslit/Gaslighted Gaslights Gaslighting
To frighten and confuse someone so much that they think they are going mad
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Geld Gelded/Gelt Gelded/Gelt Gelds Gelding
To castrate an animal
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Get Got Got/Gotten Gets Getting
To obtain, catch or receive
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Ghostwrite Ghostwrote Ghostwritten Ghostwrites Ghostwriting
To write for someone else, who will put their name as the author
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Gild Gilt/Gilded Gilt/Gilded Gilds Gilding
To cover something with a thin layer of gold
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Gin Gan Gan Gins Ginning
To begin something
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Gird Girded/Girt Girded/Girt Girds Girding
To secure or encirle something with a belt or bend
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Give Gave Given Gives Giving
To offer something as a present
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Gnaw Gnawed Gnawed/Gnawn Gnaws Gnawing
To bite or chew
To cause worry
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Go Went Gone/Been Goes Going
To travel to a place
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Grave Graved Graven/Graved Graves Graving
To dig
To carve
To fix in the memory
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Grind Ground Ground Grinds Grinding
To break something into a powder
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Grow Grew Grown Grows Growing
To increase in size
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Hagride Hagrode Hagridden Hagrides Hagriding
To torment or cause nightmares
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Halterbreak Halterbroke Halterbroken Halterbreaks Halterbreaking
To break a horse in, to get it used to wearing a halter
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Hamstring Hamstrung/Hamstringed Hamstrung/Hamstringed Hamstrings Hamstringing
To make things difficult for someone doing something
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Hand-feed Hand-fed Hand-fed Hand-feeds Hand-feeding
To give food by hand
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Hand-ride Hand-rode Hand-ridden Hand-rides Hand-riding
To control an animal by hand
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Handsew Handsewed Handsewn/Handsewed Handsews Handsewing
To sew by hand
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Handwrite Handwrote Handwritten Handwrites Handwriting
To write with a pen or pencil rather than a word processor
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Hang Hung/Hanged Hung/Hanged Hangs Hanging
To suspend from a support
To execute someone by supending them by the neck
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Have Had Had Has Having
To possess
To do
An auxiliary verb
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Hear Heard Heard Hears Hearing
To detect or perceive sound
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Heave Heaved/Hove Heaved/Hove Heaves Heaving
To lift something heavy
To throw something heavy
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Hew Hewed Hewn Hews Hewing
To cut things into pieces
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Hide Hid Hidden Hides Hiding
To conceal or put something where it cannot be seen
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Hight Hote/Hight Hoten Hights Highting
To name
To promise
To command
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Hit Hit Hit Hits Hitting
To touch somebody or something with force
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Hoise Hoised/Hoist Hoised/Hoist Hoises Hoising
To hoist or lift
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Hoist Hoist/Hoisted Hoist/Hoisted Hoists Hoisting
To raise or lift using ropes, etc
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Hold Held Held Holds Holding
To secure something in your hand
To contain
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House-sit House-sat House-sat House-sits House-sitting
To stay in someone's house to look after it while they are away
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Housebreak Housebroke Housebroken Housebreaks Housebreaking
To train an animal to live in a house
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Hurt Hurt Hurt Hurts Hurting
To cause pain, injury or stress
To experience pain, injury or stress
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Inbreed Inbred Inbred Inbreeds Inbreeding
To produce babies with health problems by sexual relations between close relatives
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Indwell Indwelt Indwelt Indwells Indwelling
To inhabit
To exist as a guiding principle
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Inhold Inheld Inheld Inholds Inholding
To have as an inherent characteristic
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Inlay Inlaid Inlaid Inlays Inlaying
To put a different material inside another for decoration, with a flat surface
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Input Input/Inputted Input/Inputted Inputs Inputting
To enter data into a computer
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Inset Inset Inset Insets Insetting
To put a picture or graphic inside a lerger one
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Interblend Interblended/Interblent Interblended/Interblent Interblends Interblending
To blend things together
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Interbreed Interbred Interbred Interbreeds Interbreeding
To mix species or groups sexually
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Intercut Intercut Intercut Intercuts Intercutting
To move between different scenes or stories in a film or narrative
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Intergrave Intergraved Intergraved/Intergraven Intergraves Intergraving
To carve or engrave in alternate sections
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Interlay Interlaid Interlaid Interlays Interlaying
To place among or between things
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Interset Interset Interset Intersets Intersetting
To set among or between things
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Interweave Interwove Interwoven Interweaves Interweaving
To join or mix together
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Interwind Interwound Interwound Interwinds Interwinding
To wind together or intertwine
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Inweave Inwove/Inweaved Inwoven/Inweaved Inweaves Inweaving
To weave things together
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Inwind Inwound Inwound Inwinds Inwinding
To wrap or coil around
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Jerry-build Jerry-built Jerry-built Jerry-builds Jerry-building
To build something cheaply and badly
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Keep Kept Kept Keeps Keeping
To have possession
To make somebody or something stay in a particular place
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Ken Kent/Kenned Kent/Kenned Kens Kenning
To know
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Kneel Knelt/Kneeled Knelt/Kneeled Kneels Kneeling
To support yourself on your knees
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Knit Knit/Knitted Knit/Knitted Knits Knitting
To make clothes such as pullovers out of wool
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Know Knew Known Knows Knowing
To be acquainted with
To have correctly in your memory
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Lade Laded Laden/Laded Lades Lading
To load (put goods onto) a ship
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Landslide Landslid/Landslided Landslid/Landslided Landslides Landsliding
To win a convincing and easy victory in an election
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Lay Laid Laid Lays laying
To put something in a horizontal position
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Lead Led Led Leads Leading
To take someone somewhere or guide them
To be in command
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Lean Leant/Leaned Leant/Leaned Leans Leaning
To place something at an incline for support against something
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Leap Leapt/Leaped Leapt/Leaped Leaps Leaping
To jump
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Learn Learnt/Learned Learnt/Learned Learns Learning
To acquire knowledge
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Leave Left Left Leaves Leaving
To go out of a place
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Lend Lent Lent Lends Lending
To give somebody money that must be returned
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Lep Lept Lept Leps Lepping
To leap
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Let Let Let Lets Letting
To allow something to happen
To allow someone to do something
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Lie Lay Lain Lies Lying
To get into or be in a horizontal position
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Light Lit Lit Lights Lighting
To make something burn
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Linebreed Linebred Linebred Linebreeds Linebreeding
Breed animals from a particular family
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Lip-Read Lip-Read Lip-Read Lip-Reads Lip-Reading
To work out what someone is saying from the movements of their mouth
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Lose Lost Lost Loses Losing
Not to have something because you do not know where it is
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Make Made Made Makes Making
To create or construct something
To cause somebody to do something
To perform an action
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Mean Meant Meant Means Meaning
To signify
To intend
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Meet Met Met Meets Meeting
To make somebody's acquaintance
To be in the same place as somebody
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Melt Melted Molten/Melted Melts Melting
To change from solid into a liquid as the temperature goes up
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Misbecome Misbecame Misbecome Misbecomes Misbecoming
Not to suit
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Miscast Miscast Miscast Miscasts Miscasting
To choose the wrong actor for a role
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Mischoose Mischose Mischosen Mischooses Mischoosins
To choose wrongly
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Miscut Miscut Miscut Miscuts Miscutting
To cut something wrongly or badly
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Misdeal Misdealt Misdealt Misdeals Misdealing
To distribute playing cards wrongly in a game
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Misdo Misdid Misdone Misdoes Misdoing
To harm or injure
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Misfall Misfell Misfallen Misfalls Misfalling
To happen unluckily
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Misfeed Misfed Misfed Misfeeds Misfeeding
To feed incorrectly
To jam printers, photocpiers, etc, by feeding the paper incorrectly
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Misgive Misgave Misgiven Misgive Misgiving
To become suspicious or worried
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Mishear Misheard Misheard Mishears Mishearing
To hear something incorrectly
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Mishit Mishit Mishit Mishits Mishitting
To hit a ball badly or inaccurately
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Misknow Misknew Misknown Misknows Misknowing
To have the wrong idea about something
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Mislay Mislaid Mislaid Mislays Mislaying
To lose or put something where you cannot find it
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Mislead Misled Misled Misleads Misleading
To make someone behave wrongly
To deceive
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Mislearn Mislearnt/Mislearned Mislearnt/Mislearned Mislearns Mislearning
To learn wrongly
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Misread Misread Misread Misreads Misreading
To read something incorrectly
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Missay Missaid Missaid Missays Missaying
To say something incorrectly
To talk badly about someone
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Missend Missent Missent Missends Missending
To send to the wrong place or person
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Misset Misset Misset Missets Missetting
To set or place wrongly or incorrectly
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Misspeak Misspoke Misspoken Misspeaks Misspeaking
To say or pronounce something wrongly
To say something that is incorrect or inaccurate
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Misspell Misspelt/Misspelled Misspelt/Misspelled Misspells Misspelling
To write a word without using the correct letters
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Misspend Misspent Misspent Misspends Misspending
To waste time or money
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Misswear Misswore Missworn Misswears Misswearing
To swear or make an oath falsely
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Mistake Mistook Mistaken Mistake Mistaking
Not to understand
To confuse somebody with someone else
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Misteach Mistaught Mistaught Misteaches Misteaching
To teach wrongly or incorrectly
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Mistell Mistold Mistold Mistells Mistelling
To tell something wrongly
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Misthink Misthought Misthought Misthinks Misthinking
To have mistaken thoughts or ideas
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Misunderstand Misunderstood Misunderstood Misunderstands Misunderstanding
Not to understand
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Miswear Misswore Misworn Misswears Miswearing
To wear badly
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Miswed Miswed/Miswedded Miswed/Miswedded Misweds Miswedding
To marry wrongly
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Miswrite Miswrote Miswritten Miswrites Miswriting
To write something incorrectly
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Moonlight Moonlit Moonlit Moonlights Moonlighting
To have a second job or to work illegally without paying tax
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Mow Mowed Mown Mows Mowing
To cut grass or cereals
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Naysay Naysaid Naysaid Naysays Naysaying
To oppose or criticise
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Nose-dive Nose-dived/Nose-dove Nose-dived/Nose-dove Nose-dives Nose-diving
To dive or plunge nose first (aircraft)
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Offset Offset Offset Offsets Offsetting
To compenaste or counterbalance
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Outbid Outbid Outbid Outbids Outbidding
To offer more money than someone in an auction or sale
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Outbreed Outbred Outbred Outbreeds Outbreeding
To breed faster than others
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Outdo Outdid Outdone Outdoes Outdoing
To do better than someone
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Outdraw Outdrew Outdrawn Outdraws Outdrawing
To pull out
To pull a gun faster than an opponent
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Outdrink Outdrank Outdrunk Outdrinks Outdrinking
To drink more than someone else, usually alcohol
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Outdrive Outdrove Outdriven Outdrives Outdriving
To drive faster or better
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Outfight Outfought Outfought Outfights Outfighting
To fight better than someone
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Outfly Outflew Outflown Outflies Outflying
To fly faster or further
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Outgrow Outgrew Outgrown Outgrows Outgrowing
To grow faster than something or someone
To become too big or mature for something
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Outlay Outlaid Outlaid Outlays Outlaying
To spend money for a particular purpose
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Outleap Outleapt/Outleaped Outleapt/Outleaped Outleaps Outleaping
To jump or leap further or higher
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Output Output/Outputted Output/Outputted Outputs Outputting
To put out or produce
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Outride Outrode Outridden Outrides Outriding
To ride faster than someone
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Outrun Outran Outrun Outruns Outrunning
To run or go faster than someone
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Outsee Outsaw Outseen Outsees Outseeing
To see further
To have greater foresight
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Outsell Outsold Outsold Outsells Outselling
To sell more than something or someone
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Outshine Outshone Outshone Outshines Outshining
To be better than someone
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Outshoot Outshot Outshot Outshoots Outshooting
To shoot faster or better
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Outsing Outsang Outsung Outsings Outsinging
To sing better or louder than someone
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Outsit Outsat Outsat Outsits Outsitting
To sit for longer than someone
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Outsleep Outslept Outslept Outsleeps Outsleeping
To sleep for longer than someone
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Outsmell Outsmelt/Outsmelled Outsmelt/Outsmelled Outsmells Outsmelling
To have a better sense of smell
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Outspeak Outspoke Outspoken Outspeaks Outspeaking
To speak better or more than someone
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Outspeed Outsped Outsped Outspeeds Outspeeding
To go faster than someone or something
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Outspend Outspent Outspent Outspends Outspending
To spend more than someone
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Outspin Outspun Outspun Outspins Outspinning
To finish or die
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Outspring Outsprang Outsprung Outsprings Outspringing
To spring or jump out
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Outstand Outstood Outstood Outstands Outstanding
To be clearly different or better
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Outswear Outswore Outsworn Outswears Outswearing
To exceed someone in swearing- oaths or bad language
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Outswim Outswam Outswum Outswims Outswimming
To swim faster or further than someone
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Outtell Outtold Outtold Outtells Outtelling
To be better or exceed in telling or calculating
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Outthink Outthought Outthought Outthinks Outthinking
To think better ideas than someone
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Outthrow Outthrew Outthrown Outthrows Outthrowing
To throw further or more accurately
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Outwear Outwore Outworn Outwears Outwearing
To last longer (of materials, clothes, etc)
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Outwind Outwound Outwound Outwinds Outwinding
To unloose
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Outwork Outworked/Outwrought Outworked/Outwrought Outworks Outworking
To work harder or better
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Outwrite Outwrote Outwritten Outwrites Outwriting
To be better at writing
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Overbear Overbore Overborne Overbears Overbearing
To use force or authority to control
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Overbid Overbid Overbid Overbids Overbidding
To bid more something is worth
To bid more than you can win in a card game
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Overblow Overblew Overblown Overblows Overblowing
To become subdued
To blow away
To force too much
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Overbreed Overbred Overbred Overbreeds Overbreeding
To breed too much so that features become excessive
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Overbuild Overbuilt Overbuilt Overbuilds Overbuilding
To build too much, overdevelop
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Overbuy Overbought Overbought Overbuys Overbuying
To buy too much
To pay too much
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Overcast Overcast Overcast Overcasts Overcasting
To become cloudy
To sew with overcast stitiches (long slanting stitches)
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Overcome Overcame Overcome Overcomes Overcoming
To master a problem or difficult situation
To become helpless because of excessive emotions or physical difficulties
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Overcut Overcut Overcut Overcuts Overcutting
To cut down more trees than permitted
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Overdo Overdid Overdone Overdoes Overdoing
To do something to excess
To cook something too much
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Overdraw Overdrew Overdrawn Overdraws Overdrawing
To take money out of an account so that a negative balance results
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Overdrink Overdrank Overdrunk Overdrinks Overdrinking
To drink too much
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Overdrive Overdrove Overdriven Overdrives Overdriving
To drive or work something too hard
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Overeat Overate Overeaten Overeats Overeating
To eat too much
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Overfeed Overfed Overfed Overfeeds Overfeeding
To give too much food
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Overfly Overflew Overflown Overflies Overflying
To fly over a place
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Overgrow Overgrew Overgrown Overgrows Overgrowing
To grow too big or beyond a limit or boundary
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Overhang Overhung Overhung Overhangs Overhanging
To be above something
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Overhear Overheard Overheard Overhears Overhearing
To hear something accidently that was not said to you
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Overlay Overlaid Overlaid Overlays Overlaying
To cover something with a layer
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Overleap Overleapt/Overleaped Overleapt/Overleaped Overleaps Overleaping
To jump over
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Overlearn Overlearnt/Overlearned Overlearnt/Overlearned Overlearns Overlearning
To continue learning afer having reached a basic proficiency
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Overlie Overlay Overlain Overlies Overlying
To lie on top of
To kill by lying on top of
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Overpass Overpast/Overpassed Overpast/Overpassed Overpasses Overpassing
To cross, pass over
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Overpay Overpaid Overpaid Overpays Overpaying
To pay too much
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Override Overrode Overridden Overrides Overriding
To ride through an enemy's country
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Overrun Overran Overrun Overruns Overrunning
To flood
To invade and take control
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Oversee Oversaw Overseen Oversees Overseeing
To observe people's work to make sure that it is done properly
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Oversell Oversold Oversold Oversells Overselling
To sell too much
To publicise too much
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Overset Overset Overset Oversets Oversetting
To overpower
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Oversew Oversewed Oversewn/Oversewed Oversews Oversewing
To sew two edges together with stitches overlapping both
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Overshoot Overshot Overshot Overshoots Overshooting
To go past a limit
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Oversleep Overslept Overslept Oversleeps Oversleeping
To sleep too late
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Oversow Oversowed Oversown/Oversowed Oversows Oversowing
To sow on land that has already be sown
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Overspeak Overspoke Overspoken Overspeaks Overspeaking
To speak too long or use too many words
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Overspend Overspent Overspent Overspends Overspending
To spend more than allowed or budgeted
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Overspill Overspilt/Overspilled Overspilt/Overspilled Overspills Overspilling
To spill over
To have a population that exceeds the space available
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Overspin Overspun Overspun Overspins Overspinning
To make something last too long
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Overspread Overspread Overspread Overspreads Overspreading
To cover something
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Overspring Oversprang Oversprung Oversprings Overspringing
To jump over
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Overstand Overstood Overstood Overstands Overstanding
Lose a sale of deal by sticking to a price or conditions unacceptable to the other party
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Overstrew Overstrewed Overstrewed/Overstrewn Overstrews Overstrewing
To sprinkle or strew something onto another thing
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Overstride Overstrode Overstridden Overstrides Overstriding
To walk across or over
To walk faster than someone
To dominate
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Overstrike Overstruck Overstruck Overstrikes Overstriking
To stamp a new value or inscription on a old coin
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Overstring Overstrung Overstrung Overstrings Overstringing
To tie a string too tightly
To string piano bass strings across treble strings
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Overtake Overtook Overtaken Overtakes Overtaking
To pass a vehicle that is going more slowly
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Overthink Overthought Overthought Overthinks Overthinking
To think or plan too much
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Overthrow Overthrew Overthrown Overthrows Overthrowing
To remove someone forcibly from government or power
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Overwear Overwore Overworn Overwears Overwearing
To wear something too much or often, or wear it out
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Overwind Overwound Overwound Overwinds Overwinding
To wind a clock or something too much so it strains the spring
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Overwithhold Overwithheld Overwithheld Overwithholds Overwithholding
To deduct too much tax from a payment or salary
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Overwrite Overwrote Overwritten Overwrites Overwriting
To record data on top of existing data, erasing the original
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Partake Partook Partaken Partakes Partaking
To take part in something or a part of something, usually food
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Pay Paid Paid Pays Paying
To give somebody money in exchange for things or services
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Pen Pent/Penned Pent/Penned Pens Penning
To shut up or enclose in a cage, etc
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Pinch-hit Pinch-hit Pinch-hit Pinch-hits Pinch-hitting
To bat instead of a player in baseball, especially when a hit is needed
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Plead Pled/Pleaded Pled/Pleaded Pleads Pleading
To tell a court that you are guilty or innocent
To ask for special treatment by authorities, etc.
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Potshot Potshot/Potshotted Potshot Potshots Potshotting
To shoot at random
To criticise at random
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Practice-teach Practice-taught Practice-taught Practice-teaches Practice-teaching
To teach as part of training
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Prebind Prebound Prebound Prebinds Prebinding
To bind before
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Prebuild Prebuilt Prebuilt Prebuilds Prebuilding
Prefabricate
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Precut Precut Precut Precuts Precutting
To cut something before selling or assembling it
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Predo Predid Predone Predoes Predoing
To do something before a certain time of stage
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Premake Premade Premade Premakes Premaking
To make something before a time or stage
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Prepay Prepaid Prepaid Prepays Prepaying
To pay for something using it
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Presell Presold Presold Presells Preselling
To sell before a certain time
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Preset Preset Preset Prests Presetting
To arrange something before it is needed
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Preshrink Preshrank Preshrunk Preshrinks Preshrinking
To shrink a fabric before selling it so that it will not become smaller when washed
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Presplit Presplit Presplit Presplits Presplitting
To split or divide before a certain time
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Price-cut Price-cut Price-cut Price-cuts Price-cutting
To cut or reduce prices
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Proofread Proofread Proofread Proofreads Proofreading
To read something checking carefully for mistakes
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Prove Proved Proven/Proved Proves Proving
To demonstrate that something is true
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Put Put Put Puts Putting
To place something in a specific position
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Quick-freeze Quick-froze Quick-frozen Quick-freezes Quick-freezing
To freeze something rapidly
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Quit Quit Quit Quits Quitting
To stop doing something
To resign from a job
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Rap Rapped/Rapt Rapped/Rapt Raps Rapping
To be very affected by strong emotion
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Re-prove Re-proved Re-proven/Re-proved Re-proves Re-proving
To prove again
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Read Read Read Reads Reading
To look at written words and understand them
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Reave Reft/Reaved Reft/Reaved Reaves Reaving
To deprive
To take by force
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Reawake Reawoke Reawoken/Reawaken Reawakes Reawaking
To wake up again
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Rebid Rebid Rebid Rebids Rebidding
To bid again
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Rebind Rebound Rebound Rebinds Rebinding
To cover a book again
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Rebroadcast Rebroadcast Rebroadcast Rebroadcasts Rebroadcasting
To transmit something on televison or the radio again
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Rebuild Rebuilt Rebuilt Rebuilds Rebuilding
To build something again
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Recast Recast Recast Recasts Recasting
To replace an actor or actress
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Recut Recut Recut Recuts Recutting
To cut again or differently
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Redd Redd/Redded Redd/Redded Redds Redding
To save or rescue
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Redeal Redealt Redealt Redeals Redealing
To deal playing cards again
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Redo Redid Redone Redoes Redoing
To do something again
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Redraw Redrew Redrawn Redraws Redrawing
To draw again
To change boundaries, frontiers, etc
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Reeve Rove/Reeved Rove/Reeved Reeves Reeving
To gather together
To thread something through a hole
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Refit Refit Refit Refits Refitting
To repair a ship, plane or vehicle
To fit something again
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Regrind Reground Reground Regrinds Regrinding
To grind again
To smooth worn engine parts
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Regrow Regrew Regrown Regrows Regrowing
To grow again
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Rehang Rehung Rehung Rehangs Rehanging
To hang again or in a different position
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Rehear Reheard Reheard Rehears Rehearing
To hear something again
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Reknit Reknit/Reknitted Reknit/Reknitted Reknits Reknitting
To knit again
To join back together
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Relay Relaid Relaid Relays Relaying
To operate a system where things are replaced as they become used or tired
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Relearn Relearnt/Relearned Relearnt/Relearned Relearn Relearn
To learn again
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Relight Relit/Relighted Relit/Relighted Relights Relighting
To light or start something burning again
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Remake Remade Remade Remakes Remaking
To make something again, such as a new version of a film
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Rend Rent Rent Rends Rending
To tear or rip
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Repay Repaid Repaid Repays Repaying
To pay somebody money owed
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Reread Reread Reread Rereads Rereading
To read again
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Rerun Reran Rerun Reruns Rerunning
To show a film again
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Resell Resold Resold Resells Reselling
To sell something again
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Resend Resent Resent Resends Resending
To send something again
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Reset Reset Reset Resets Resetting
To put something back to the original way it was organised
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Resew Resewed Resewn/Reswed Resews Resewing
To sew again
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Reshoot Reshot Reshot Reshoots Reshooting
To shoot a film scene again
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Resit Resat Resat Resits Resitting
To take an exam or test again
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Resow Resowed Resown/Resowed Resows Resowing
To sow again
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Respell Respelled/Respelt Respelled/Respelt Respells Respelling
To spell again
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Restring Restrung Restrung Restrings Restringing
To fit new strings on a musical instrument or a bow
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Retake Retook Retaken Retakes Retaking
Take again, especially exams and tests
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Reteach Retaught Retaught Reteaches Reteaching
To teach again
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Retear Retore Retorn Retears Retearing
To tear again, usually of injuries
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Retell Retold Retold Retells Retelling
To tell something again
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Rethink Rethought Rethought Rethinks Rethinking
To think again
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Retread Retrod Retrodden Retreads Retreading
To tread again
To cut new tread in a tyre
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Retrofit Retrofit/Retrofitted Retrofit/Retrofitted Retrofits Retrofitting
To fit new parts into an older machine that weren't available when the machine was made
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Rewake Rewoke/Rewaked Rewoken/Rewaked Rewakes Rewaking
To wake again
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Rewear Rewore Reworn Rewears Rewearing
To wear again
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Reweave Rewove/Reweaved Rewoven/Reweaved Reweaves Reweaving
To weave again
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Rewed Rewed/Rewedded Rewed/Rewedded Reweds Rewedding
To marry again
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Rewet Rewet/Rewetted Rewet/Rewetted Rewets Rewetting
To wet again
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Rewin Rewon Rewon Rewins Rewinning
To win again
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Rewind Rewound Rewound Rewinds Rewinding
To put a cassette or video back to the beginning
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Rewrite Rewrote Rewritten Rewrites Rewriting
To write something again, usually with improvements
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Rid Rid/Ridded Rid/Ridded Rids Ridding
To dispose of
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Ride Rode Ridden Rides Riding
To travel by horse, bike or motorbike
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Ring Rang Rung Rings Ringing
To telephone
To make sounds with a bell
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Rise Rose Risen Rises Rising
To move upwards
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Rive Rived Riven/Rived Rives Riving
To break apart ot split
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Rough-hew Rough-hewed Rough-hewn Rough-hews Rough-hewing
To make a rough version of something
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Roughcast Roughcast Roughcast Roughcasts Roughcasting
To prepare a rough form of something
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Run Ran Run Runs Running
To move quickly, so that both legs leave the ground
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Sand-cast Sand-cast Sand-cast Sand-casts Sand-casting
To make a cast by pouring metal into a mold made of sand.
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Saw Sawed Sawn/Sawed Saws Sawing
To cut wood, etc, with a tool
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Say Said Said Says Saying
To speak words
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See Saw Seen Sees Seeing
To notice with your eyes
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Seek Sought Sought Seeks Seeking
To try to find something
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Self-feed Self-fed Self-fed Self-feeds Self-feeding
To feed itself without assistance
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Self-sow Self-sowed Self-sown/Self-sowed Self-sows Self-sowing
To sow itself without assistance
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Sell Sold Sold Sells Selling
To receive money in exchange for goods
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Send Sent Sent Sends Sending
To cause something to be taken to a specific destination, especially letters, message, etc.
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Set Set Set Sets Setting
To place something somewhere
To fix something in a particular position
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Sew Sewed Sewn/Sewed Sews Sewing
To join pieces of material together using thread
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Shake Shook Shaken Shakes Shaking
To vibrate
To make something vibrate
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Shave Shaved Shaven/Shaved Shaves Shaving
To remove body hair
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Shear Shore/Sheared Shorn/Sheared Shears Shearing
To cut with scissors, especially wool from sheep
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Shed Shed Shed Sheds Shedding
To fall off or let something fall off; snakes shed their skin
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Shend Shent Shent Shends Shending
To shame or disgrace
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Shew Shewed Shewn/Shewed Shews Shewing
Show
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Shine Shone Shone Shines Shining
To give off or reflect bright light
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Shit Shat/Shit Shat/Shit Shits Shitting
To get rid of solid body waste
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Shoe Shod Shod Shoes Shoeing
To provide with shoes, especially horses
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Shoot Shot Shot Shoots Shooting
To fire a bullet from a gun
To kill or hurt somebody with a gun
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Shortcut Shortcut Shortcut Shortcuts Shortcutting
To use a shorter or quicker way of going somehere or doing something
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Show Showed Shown Shows Showing
To allow somebody to see something so that they can become aware of it
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Shrink Shrank Shrunk Shrinks Shrinking
To become smaller
To make something smaller
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Shrive Shrove Shriven Shrives Shriving
To confess or listen to a confession, a religious term
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Shut Shut Shut Shuts Shutting
To close something
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Sidewind Sidewound Sidewound Sidewinds Sidewinding
To move like the sidewinder snake
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Sight-read Sight-read Sight-read Sight-reads Sight-reading
To read music
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Sightsee Sightsaw Sightseen Sightsees Sightseeing
To visit famous monuments, etc
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Sing Sang Sung Sings Singing
To make music with your voice
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Sink Sank Sunk Sinks Sinking
To move downwards in water
To make something move downwards in water
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Sit Sat Sat Sits Sitting
To support your body with your buttocks not your feet, with the back in a vertical position as on a chair
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Skywrite Skywrote Skywritten Skywrites Skywriting
To write in the sky with smoke
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Slay Slew Slain Slays Slaying
To kill
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Sleep Slept Slept Sleeps Sleeping
To be in a relaxed state with your eyes closed
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Slide Slid Slid/Slidden Slides Sliding
To move on a smooth surface, such as ice
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Sling Slung Slung Slings Slinging
To throw something somewhere
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Slink Slunk Slunk Slinks Slinking
To move in a suspicious and guilty way
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Slit Slit Slit Slits Slitting
To make a long thin cut in something
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Smell Smelt/Smelled Smelt/Smelled Smells Smelling
To detect odours with your nose
To emit odours
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Smite Smote Smitten Smites Smiting
To hit
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Snapshoot Snapshot Snapshot Snapshoots Snapshooting
Take a quick photograph
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Sneak Sneaked/Snuck Sneaked/Snuck Sneaks Sneaking
To move around guiltily or to avoid being noticed
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Soothsay Soothsaid Soothsaid Soothsays Soothsaying
To predict the future
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Sow Sowed Sown Sows Sowing
To plant seeds in the ground to produce plants or cereals
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Speak Spoke Spoken Speaks Speaking
To say words with your mouth
To be able to use a language
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Speed Sped/Speeded Sped/Speeded Speeds Speeding
To move quickly
To drive faster than legally permitted
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Spell Spelt/Spelled Spelt/Spelled Spells Spelling
To use the correct combination of letters for a word
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Spellbind Spellbound Spellbound Spellbinds Spellbinding
To put into a trance or captivate
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Spend Spent Spent Spends Spending
To Use money to buy things
To use time or energy doimg something
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Spill Spilt/Spilled Spilt/Spilled Spills Spilling
To allow liquids out of their containers accidentally
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Spin Span/Spun Spun Spins Spinning
To turn repeatedly in circles around a fixed point
To make something turn repeatedly in circles
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Spit Spat/Spit Spat/Spit Spits Spitting
To eject saliva, liquid or food from the mouth
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Split Split Split Splits Splitting
To divide
To break open
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Spoil Spoilt/Spoiled Spoilt/Spoiled Spoils Spoiling
To let something go bad
To go bad
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Spoonfeed Spoonfed Spoonfed Spoonfeeds Spoonfeeding
To give someone information in small and very easy bits
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Spread Spread Spread Spreads Spreading
To cover the surface of one thing with something else, like butter on bread
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Spring Sprang Sprung Springs Springing
To jump
To become active
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Stall-feed Stall-fed Stall-fed Stall-feeds Stall-feeding
To feed or fatten an animal in a stall
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Stand Stood Stood Stands Standing
To be in a vertical position with the weight on the feet
To get into this position
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Stave Stove/Staved/Stoved Stove/Staved/Stoved Staves Staving
To break a hole in something
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Steal Stole Stolen Steals Stealing
To take property or money that is not yours
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Stick Stuck Stuck Sticks Sticking
To attach things with glue
To insert a sharp object into something
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Sting Stung Stung Stings Stinging
To feel pain caused by an insect or plant or in a particular part of the body
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Stink Stank Stunk Stinks Stinking
To smell very badly
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Straphang Straphung Straphung Straphangs Straphanging
To hold a strap for support
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Strew Strewed Strewn/Strewed Strews Strewing
To distribute things randomly over a surface
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Stride Strode/Strided Stridden Strides Striding
To walk confidently
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Strike Struck Struck/Stricken Strikes Striking
To stop working as a protest about working conditions
To hit
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String Strung Strung Strings Stringing
To attach something using a cord
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Strip Stript/Stripped Stript/Stripped Strips Stripping
To undress
To remove the covering of something
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Strive Strove Striven Strives Striving
To try very hard to do something
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Sublet Sublet Sublet Sublets Subletting
To rent something you have rented
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Sunburn Sunburned/Sunburnt Sunburned/Sunburnt Sunburns Sunburning
To get red skin from being in the sun for too long
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Swear Swore Sworn Swears Swearing
To use words which are regarded as offensive
To promise
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Sweat Sweat/Sweated Sweat/Sweated Sweats Sweating
To perspire
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Sweep Swept/Sweeped Swept/Sweeped Sweeps Sweeping
To clean floors using a brush
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Swell Swelled Swollen Swells Swelling
To increase in size usually by filling with liquids or gases
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Swim Swam Swum Swims Swimming
To travel in water by moving your arms and legs
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Swing Swung Swung Swings Swinging
To move from side to side from a fixed point
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Swink Swank/Swonk Swonken Swinks Swinking
To work, toil or labour
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Switch-hit Switch-hit Switch-hit Switch-hits Switch-hitting
To bat right-handed against a left-handed bowler, or vice versa, in baseball
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Take Took Taken Takes Taking
To perform an action
To acquire
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Teach Taught Taught Teaches Teaching
To instruct or train somebody
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Team-teach Team-taught Team-taught Team-teaches Team-teaching
To teach with more than one teacher for the class or group
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Tear Tore Torn Tears Tearing
To make a hole or divide material, paper, etc.
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Telecast Telecast/Telecasted Telecast/Telecasted Telecasts Telecasting
To broadcast on TV
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Tell Told Told Tells Telling
To give somebody information
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Test-drive Test-drove Test-driven Test-drives Test-driving
To drive a car to test it before buying
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Test-fly Test-flew Test-flown Test-flies Test-flying
To test a plane
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Think Thought Thought Thinks Thinking
To have an opinion
To use the brain
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Thrive Throve/Thrived Thriven/Thrived Thrives Thriving
To do very well because the circumstances or situation is right
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Throw Threw Thrown Throws Throwing
To cause an object to leave your hand in such a way that it travels through the air
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Thrust Thrust Thrust Thrusts Thrusting
To push with force
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Thunderstrike Thunderstruck Thunderstruck/Thunderstricken Thunderstrikes Thunderstriking
To strike with lightning
To shock
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Tine Tint/Tined Tint/Tined Tines Tining
To shut
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Tread Trod Trodden Treads Treading
To put your foot down
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Troubleshoot Troubleshot Troubleshot Troubleshoots Troubleshooting
To solve a problem
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Typecast Typecast Typecast Typecasts Typecasting
To give an actor the same sort of role repeatedly
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Typeset Typeset Typeset Typesets Typesetting
To compose type for printing
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Typewrite Typewrote Typewritten Typewrites Typewriting
To write with a typewriter
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Unbear Unbore Unborn/Unborne Unbears Unbearing
To remove a horse's rein and straps
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Unbend Unbent Unbent Unbends Unbending
To retore something to its original shape that has been distorted
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Unbind Unbound Unbound Unbinds Unbinding
To set something free
To untie, remove ropes, chains, etc..
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Unbuild Unbuilt Unbuilt Unbuilds Unbuilding
To demolish
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Unclothe Unclad/Unclothed Unclad/Unclothed Unclothes Unclothing
To remove clothes
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Underbid Underbid Underbid/Underbidden Underbids Underbidding
To offer less money in an auction or sale
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Underbuy Underbought Underbought Underbuys Underbuying
To buy for less than the real value
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Undercut Undercut Undercut Undercuts Undercutting
To sell at a cheaper price than a competitor
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Underdo Underdid Underdone Underdoes Underdoing
To do less than necessary
Not to cook enough
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Underfeed Underfed Underfed Underfeeds Underfeeding
To give too little food to someone or an animal
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Undergird Undergirt/Undergirded Undergirt/Undergirded Undergirds Undergirding
To make something secure underneath
To give moral support
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Undergo Underwent Undergone Undergoes Undergoing
To suffer or go through an unpleasant experience, such as surgery
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Underlay Underlaid Underlaid Underlays Underlaying
To put underneath something
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Underlet Underlet Underlet Underlets Underletting
To rent for less than the real value
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Underlie Underlay Underlain Underlies Underlying
To be the real reason, meaning or idea behind something, usually hidden or not clear
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Underpay Underpaid Underpaid Underpays Underpaying
To pay someone too little or pay less than the price
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Underrun Underran Underrun Underruns Underrunning
To pass or flow underneath something
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Undersell Undersold Undersold Undersells Underselling
To sell at a lower price than a competitor
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Undershoot Undershot Undershot Undershoots Undershooting
To shoot too short
Not to reach a traget
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Underspend Underspent Underspent Underspends Underspending
To sepnd less money than allocated in the department or company's budget
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Understand Understood Understood Understands Understanding
To know or come to know the meaning of something
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Undertake Undertook Undertaken Undertakes Undertaking
To accept responsibility for doing something
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Underthrust Underthrust Underthrust Underthrusts Underthrusting
To insert faulted rock under a passive rock mass
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Underwrite Underwrote Underwritten Underwrites Underwriting
To accept part or all of a financial risk, especially insurance
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Undo Undid Undone Undoes Undoing
To ruin somebody's reputation
To 'open' clothes or shoes before taking them off
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Undraw Undrew Undrawn Undraws Undrawing
To open a curtain
To withdraw
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Undraw Undrew Undrawn Undraws Undrawing
To open, draw back (curtains, etc)
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Unfreeze Unfroze Unfrozen Unfreezes Unfreezing
To make assets availably for use
To thaw something
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Unhang Unhung Unhung Unhangs Unhanging
To remove something that is hanging
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Unhide Unhid Unhidden Unhides Unhiding
To expose something that was hidden
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Unhold Unheld Unheld Unholds Unholding
To stop holding or not to hold
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Unknit Unknit/Unknitted Unknit/Unknitted Unknits Unknitting
To untie
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Unlade Unladed Unladen/Unladed Unlades Unlading
To remove cargo, unload
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Unlay Unlaid Unlaid Unlays Unlaying
To untwist a rope
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Unlearn Unlearnt/Unlearned Unlearnt/Unlearned Unlearns Unlearning
To try to forget or change a habit or something that had been learned
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Unmake Unmade Unmade Unmakes Unmaking
To remove a decision
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Unreeve Unrove/Unreeved Unrove/Unreeved Unreeves Unreeving
To remove a rope from a hook
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Unsay Unsaid Unsaid Unsays Unsaying
Not to say something
To take back something that you said
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Unsell Unsold Unsold Unsells Unselling
To convince someone that something is worthless or false
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Unsew Unsewed Unsewn/Unsewed Unsews Unsewing
To undo someone sewed, remove the stitches
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Unsling Unslung Unslung Unslings Unslinging
To remove something held in a sling
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Unspeak Unspoke Unspoken Unspeaks Unspeaking
To take back what has been said or not to say something
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Unspin Unspun Unspun Unspins Unspinning
To untwist or unravel
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Unstick Unstuck Unstuck Unsticks Unsticking
To seperate things that have been stuck together
To take off
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Unstring Unstrung Unstrung Unstrings Unstringing
To open something secured with string
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Unswear Unswore Unsworn Unswears Unswearing
To take back an oath
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Unteach Untaught Untaught Unteaches Unteaching
To make someone forget something they have learned
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Unthink Unthought Unthought Unthinks Unthinking
To remove something from your mind
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Untread Untrod Untrodden Untreads Untreading
To tread back, retrace your steps
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Unweave Unwove Unwoven Unweaves Unweaving
To undo things that have been woven together
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Unwind Unwound Unwound Unwinds Unwinding
To relax
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Unwrite Unwrote Unwritten Unwrites Unwriting
To delete writing or not to write
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Upbuild Upbuilt Upbuilt Upbuilds Upbuilding
To build up, develop on a large scale
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Uphold Upheld Upheld Upholds Upholding
To support or confirm a decision
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Uppercut Uppercut Uppercut Uppercuts Uppercutting
To punch upwards towards someone's chin
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Uprise Uprose Uprisen Uprises Uprising
To get up, stand up, move up
To return from the dead
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Upset Upset Upset Upsets Upsetting
To make somebody unhappy or disturbed
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Upspring Upsprang Upsprung Upsprings Upspringing
To jump or spring up
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Upsweep Upswept Upswept Upsweeps Upsweeping
To sweep or brush upwards
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Uptear Uptore Uptorn Uptears Uptearing
To tear into pieces
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Vex Vext/Vexed Vext/Vexed Vexes Vexing
To trouble or annoy
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Wake Woke Woken Wakes Waking
To stop sleeping and become conscious
To make somebody stop sleeping
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Waylay Waylaid Waylaid Waylays Waylaying
To wait for or to stop somebody to rob them
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Wear Wore Worn Wears Wearing
To have clothes on your body
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Weave Wove Woven Weaves Weaving
To make material
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Wed Wed/Wedded Wed/Wedded Weds Wedding
To marry
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Weep Wept Wept Weeps Weeping
To cry heavily
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Wend Wended/Went Wended/Went Wends Wending
To go, make your way
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Wet Wet/Wetted Wet/Wetted Wets Wetting
To make something wet by applying a liquid to it
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Whipsaw Whipsawed Whipsawn/Whipsawed Whipsaws Whipsawing
To cut with whipsaw (a saw for two people)
To victimise
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Win Won Won Wins Winning
To be the best in a competition, game, election, etc.
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Wind Wound Wound Winds Winding
To turn something round to make a mechanical process operate
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Winterfeed Winterfed Winterfed Winterfeeds Winterfeeding
To feed cattle in the winter when they can't graze
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Wiredraw Wiredrew Wiredrawn Wiredraws Wiredrawing
To make wire
To make something last a long time, especially speech
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Wit Wist Wist Wot Witting
To know
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Withdraw Withdrew Withdrawn Withdraws Withdrawing
To remove money from a bank
To remove something from a place
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Withhold Withheld Withheld Withholds Withholding
Not to let somebody have something
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Withstand Withstood Withstood Withstands Withstanding
To resist successfully
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Wont Wont Wont/Wonted Wonts Wonting
To be accustomed
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Work Worked/Wrought Worked/Wrought Works Working
To make physical or mental effort to produce or achieve something
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Wrap Wrapped/Wrapt Wrapped/Wrapt Wraps Wrapping
To cover
To transport emotionally
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Wreak Wreaked Wreaked/Wroken Wreaks Wreaking
To cause or make something happen
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Wring Wrung Wrung Wrings Wringing
To put a lot of pressure on something to remove liquids
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Write Wrote Written Writes Writing
To put words onto paper using a pen or pencil
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Zinc Zinced/Zincked Zinced/Zincked Zincs Zincking
To coat or cover something with a layer of zinc
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