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teach |
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impart skills or knowledge to |
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turn down |
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make lower or quieter |
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turn down |
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take a downward direction |
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turn down |
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reject with contempt |
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turn down |
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refuse to accept |
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turn down |
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refuse entrance or membership |
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tumefy |
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expand abnormally |
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tumefy |
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cause to become very swollen |
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tumesce |
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expand abnormally |
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thin out |
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lessen the strength or flavor of a solution or mixture |
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thin out |
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make sparse |
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thin out |
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become sparser |
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take in water |
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take in water at the bilge |
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trouble-shoot |
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to solve problems |
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troubleshoot |
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solve problems |
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touch up |
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alter so as to produce a more desirable appearance |
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toughen |
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make tough or tougher |
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tinct |
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color lightly |
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tie-dye |
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dye after knotting the fabric to produce an irregular pattern |
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tidy up |
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put (things or places) in order |
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take in |
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make (clothes) smaller |
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take in |
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take into one's family |
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take in |
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take up mentally |
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take in |
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fool or hoax |
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take in |
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serve oneself to, or consume regularly |
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take in |
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take up as if with a sponge |
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take in |
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fold up |
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take in |
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express willingness to have in one's home or environs |
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take in |
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take in, also metaphorically |
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take in |
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accept |
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take in |
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see or watch |
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take in |
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hear, usually without the knowledge of the speakers |
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take in |
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call for and obtain payment of |
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take in |
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earn on some commercial or business transaction |
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take in |
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visit for entertainment |
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take in |
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provide with shelter |
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take in |
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suck or take up or in |
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throw out of kilter |
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throw into great confusion or disorder |
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taper off |
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become smaller or less active |
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taper off |
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end weakly |
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temporize |
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draw out a discussion or process in order to gain time |
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temporise |
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draw out a discussion or process in order to gain time |
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titivate |
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make neat, smart, or trim |
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tittivate |
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make neat, smart, or trim |
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tune up |
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adjust the pitches of (musical instruments) |
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tune up |
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adjust for (better) functioning |
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thrive |
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grow vigorously |
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thrive |
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make steady progress |
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trifurcate |
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divide into three |
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terminate |
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bring to an end or halt |