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pull out all the stops |
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use all resources available |
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pattern-bomb |
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bomb in certain patterns |
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pull ahead |
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obtain advantages, such as points, etc. |
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plump out |
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make fat or plump |
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plump out |
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depart suddenly |
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poke into |
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examine physically with or as if with a probe |
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poke into |
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enter briefly |
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permeate |
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penetrate mutually or be interlocked |
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permeate |
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spread or diffuse through |
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permeate |
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pass through |
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pervade |
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spread or diffuse through |
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poke at |
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to push against gently |
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predigest |
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digest (food) beforehand |
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patinate |
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coat with a patina |
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patinize |
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coat with a patina |
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patinise |
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coat with a patina |
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push down |
Verb
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cause to come or go down |
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pull down |
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cause to come or go down |
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pull down |
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tear down so as to make flat with the ground |
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pour down |
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drink down entirely |
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pitch into |
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hit violently, as in an attack |
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palpate |
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examine (a body part) by palpation |
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prehend |
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take hold of |
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percuss |
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strike or tap firmly |
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postpose |
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place after another constituent in the sentence |
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plicate |
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fold into pleats, 'Pleat the cloth' |
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prepose |
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place before another constituent in the sentence |
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prop up |
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support by placing against something solid or rigid |
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pig out |
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overeat or eat immodestly |
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pistol-whip |
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beat with a pistol |
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pummel |
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strike, usually with the fist |
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plank over |
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cover with planks |
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pin up |
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attach with or as if with a pin |
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pound up |
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shut up or confine in any enclosure or within any bounds or limits |
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plug in |
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plug into an outlet |
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pen up |
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confine in a fold, like sheep |
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plug into |
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plug into an outlet |
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pull together |
Verb
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assemble or get together |
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put back |
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put something back where it belongs |
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put back |
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cost a certain amount |
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pull in |
Verb
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get or bring together |
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pull in |
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direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes |
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pull in |
Verb
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of trains |
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pull in |
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earn on some commercial or business transaction |
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pull out |
Verb
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remove, usually with some force or effort |
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pull out |
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bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover |
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pull out |
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move out or away |
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pull out |
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remove oneself from an obligation |
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pull up |
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remove, usually with some force or effort |
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pull up |
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come to a halt after driving somewhere |