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back off |
Verb
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to remove oneself from an obligation |
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back down |
Verb
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to move backwards from a certain position |
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back down |
Verb
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to remove oneself from an obligation |
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break water |
Verb
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to show the fins above the water while swimming |
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belly-flop |
Verb
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to dive so that one hits the water with one's belly |
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banish |
Verb
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to drive away |
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banish |
Verb
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to expel, as if by official decree |
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banish |
Verb
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to expel from a community or group |
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banish |
Verb
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to ban from a place of residence, as for punishment |
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backtrack |
Verb
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to retrace one's course |
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beat down |
Verb
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to shine hard |
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beat down |
Verb
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to persuade the seller to accept a lower price |
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bestride |
Verb
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to get up on the back of |
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bear down upon |
Verb
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to sail towards another vessel, of a ship |
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belly-land |
Verb
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to land on the underside without the landing gear |
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bugger off |
Verb
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to leave immediately |
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bolt out |
Verb
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to leave suddenly as if in a hurry |
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beetle off |
Verb
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to leave suddenly and as if in a hurry |
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break camp |
Verb
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to leave a camp |
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birl |
Verb
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to cause to spin |
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birl |
Verb
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to cause a floating log to rotate by treading |
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bush out |
Verb
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to grow outward |
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birle |
Verb
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to cause a floating log to rotate by treading |
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bring in |
Verb
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to introduce a new person or object into a familiar environment |
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bring in |
Verb
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to submit a verdict to a court |
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bring in |
Verb
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to earn on some commercial or business transaction |
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blaze out |
Verb
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to move rapidly and as if blazing |
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behold |
Verb
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to see with attention |
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bug out |
Verb
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to bulge outward |
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bug out |
Adjective
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refers to items needed or locations for bugging out |
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bug out |
Verb
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to head to a safe place, comes from the survivalist a.k.a. prepper subculture |
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bug out |
Verb
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to act out of character or feel very anxious, usually due to an external situation or the ingestion of intoxicating substances |
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bestir |
Verb
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to become active |
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bring outside |
Verb
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to remove organs from the body during surgery |
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bucket along |
Verb
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to move fast |
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bed-hop |
Verb
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to be sexually active with more than one partner |
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belt along |
Verb
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to move fast |
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bedhop |
Verb
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to be sexually active with more than one partner |
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body guard |
Verb
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to accompany and protect from physical harm |
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bunch together |
Verb
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to form into a bunch or group |
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brim over |
Verb
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to flow or run over a limit |
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break even |
Verb
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to attain a level at which there is neither gain nor loss, as in business, gambling, or a competitive sport |
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break even |
Verb
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to make neither profit nor loss |
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benumb |
Verb
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to make numb or insensitive |
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bedaze |
Verb
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to overcome as with astonishment or disbelief |
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besot |
Verb
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to make dull, stupid or muddle with drunkenness or infatuation |
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beat a retreat |
Verb
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to depart hastily |
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bilk |
Verb
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to escape, either physically or mentally |
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bilk |
Verb
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to evade payment to |
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bilk |
Verb
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to hinder or prevent the efforts, plans, or desires of |