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blanket jam |
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to jam a broad spectrum of frequencies to affect all communications in the area except for directional antenna communications |
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browbeat |
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to discourage or frighten with threats or a domineering manner |
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browbeat |
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to be bossy towards |
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beat out |
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to come out better in a competition, race, or conflict |
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beat out |
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to produce a rhythm through percussive force |
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blither |
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to talk foolishly |
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bluff out |
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tp deceive an opponent by a bold bet on an inferior hand with the result that the opponent withdraws a winning hand |
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belt up |
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to refuse to talk or stop talking |
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button up |
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to refuse to talk or stop talking |
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be quiet |
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to refuse to talk or stop talking |
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beckon |
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to signal with the hands or nod |
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beckon |
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to summon with a wave, nod, or some other gesture |
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beckon |
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to appear inviting |
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bruit |
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to tell or spread rumors |
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bully off |
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to start a game by a face-off |
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boat-race |
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to participate in a boat race |
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blat |
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to cry plaintively or mournfully |
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bring forward |
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to bring forward for consideration |
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bring forward |
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to cause to move forward |
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baptize |
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to administer baptism to |
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baptise |
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to administer baptism to |
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bet on |
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to place a bet on |
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bar hop |
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to go from one pub or bar to the next and get progressively more drunk |
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break bread |
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to have a meal, usually with company |
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birdwatch |
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to watch and study birds in their natural habitat |
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bolt down |
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to eat a large amount of food quickly |
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bolt down |
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to drink down entirely |
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blindside |
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to attack or hit on or from the side where the attacked person's view is obstructed |
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blindside |
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to catch unawares, especially with harmful consequences |
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beset |
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to assail or attack on all sides |
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beset |
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to decorate or cover lavishly, as with gems |
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beset |
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to annoy continually or chronically |
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block off |
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to obstruct access to |
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block off |
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to block off the passage through |
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block off |
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to render unsuitable for passage |
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breastfeed |
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to give milk to directly from a breast |
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beleaguer |
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to surround so as to force to give up |
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beleaguer |
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to annoy persistently |
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bottlefeed |
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to feed infants with a bottle |
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be full |
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to be sated, have enough to eat |
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bushwhack |
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to wait in hiding to attack |
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bushwhack |
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to cut one's way through the woods or bush |
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bushwhack |
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to live in the bush as a fugitive or as a guerilla |
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blow off |
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to come off due to an explosion or other strong force |
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break away |
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to break off a piece from a whole |
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break away |
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to move away or escape suddenly |
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break away |
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to withdraw from an organization or communion |
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break away |
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to interrupt a continued activity |
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brush on |
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to apply with a brush |
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bonderize |
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to coat with a substance that will prevent corrosion |