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by a long shot |
Adverb
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by a great deal |
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beyond control |
Adverb
|
out of control |
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by and by |
Adverb
|
at some eventual time in the future |
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by and large |
Adverb
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usually |
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by hook or by crook |
Adverb
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in any way necessary |
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by any means |
Adverb
|
in any way necessary |
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by heart |
Adverb
|
by committing to memory |
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by memory |
Adverb
|
by committing to memory |
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by inches |
Adverb
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by a short distance |
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by small degrees |
Adverb
|
by a short distance |
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by fits and starts |
Adverb
|
intermittently |
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by the way |
Adverb
|
introducing a different topic |
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by the bye |
Adverb
|
introducing a different topic |
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by the piece |
Adverb
|
one piece at a time |
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by word of mouth |
Adverb
|
by spoken rather than written means |
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by word of mouth |
Adverb
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orally |
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bleakly |
Adverb
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without hope |
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best of all |
Adverb
|
especially fortunate |
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best |
Adverb
|
it would be sensible |
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best |
Adverb
|
in a most excellent way or manner |
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best |
Adverb
|
from a position of superiority or authority |
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best |
Adjective
|
(superlative of `good') having the most positive qualities |
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best |
Noun
|
the supreme effort one can make |
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best |
Noun
|
the person who is most outstanding or excellent |
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best |
Verb
|
to get the better of |
|
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best |
Adjective
|
(comparative and superlative of `well') wiser or more advantageous and hence advisable |
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blandly |
Adverb
|
in a bland manner |
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bravely |
Adverb
|
in a courageous manner |
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boldly |
Adverb
|
with boldness, in a bold manner |
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bolt |
Adverb
|
in a rigid manner |
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bolt |
Adverb
|
directly |
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bolt |
Noun
|
a sudden abandonment, as from a political party |
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bolt |
Noun
|
the act of moving with great haste |
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bolt |
Noun
|
a screw that screws into a nut to form a fastener |
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bolt |
Noun
|
the part of a lock that is engaged or withdrawn with a key |
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bolt |
Noun
|
a sliding bar in a breech-loading firearm that ejects an empty cartridge and replaces it and closes the breech |
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bolt |
Noun
|
a roll of cloth or wallpaper of a definite length |
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bolt |
Noun
|
a discharge of lightning accompanied by thunder |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to make or roll into bolts |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to eat hastily without proper chewing |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to swallow hastily |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to secure or lock with a bolt |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to move or jump suddenly |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to leave suddenly and as if in a hurry |
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bolt |
Verb
|
to run away |
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binaurally |
Adverb
|
in a binaural manner |
|
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bewilderedly |
Adverb
|
in a bewildered manner |
|
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brutally |
Adverb
|
in a vicious manner |
|
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busily |
Adverb
|
in a busy manner |
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bewilderingly |
Adverb
|
in a bewildering and confusing manner |