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come out |
Verb
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to make oneself visible |
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come out |
Verb
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to come off |
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come out |
Verb
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to result or end |
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conquer |
Verb
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to put down by force or authority |
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conquer |
Verb
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to overcome by conquest |
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conquer |
Verb
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to take possession of by force, as after an invasion |
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congeal |
Verb
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to become gelatinous |
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curdle |
Verb
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to turn from a liquid to a solid mass |
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curdle |
Verb
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to go bad or sour |
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curdle |
Verb
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to turn into curds |
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crop out |
Verb
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to appear at the surface |
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come through |
Verb
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to penetrate |
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come through |
Verb
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to succeed in reaching a real or abstract destination after overcoming problems |
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come through |
Verb
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to attain success or reach a desired goal |
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collimate |
Verb
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to adjust the line of sight of an optical instrument |
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collimate |
Verb
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to make or place parallel to something |
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clean out |
Verb
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to empty completely |
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clean out |
Verb
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to deprive completely of money or goods |
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clean out |
Verb
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to force out |
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clear out |
Verb
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to empty completely |
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clear out |
Verb
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to clear out the chest and lungs |
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clear out |
Verb
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to move out and leave nothing behind |
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cut down |
Verb
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to reduce, followed by "on" |
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cut down |
Verb
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to intercept a player |
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cut down |
Verb
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to cause to come or go down |
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cut down |
Verb
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to cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow |
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cut down |
Verb
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to cut with a blade or mower |
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cut down |
Verb
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to cut with sweeping strokes |
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commercialize |
Verb
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to make commercial |
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commercialize |
Verb
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to exploit for maximal profit, usually by sacrificing quality |
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commercialise |
Verb
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to make commercial |
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commercialise |
Verb
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to exploit for maximal profit, usually by sacrificing quality |
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carry off |
Verb
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to kill in large numbers |
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carry off |
Verb
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to remove from a certain place, environment, or mental or emotional state |
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carry off |
Verb
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to be successful |
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cancel out |
Verb
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to wipe out the effect of something |
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carry out |
Verb
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to pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful result |
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carry out |
Verb
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to put into effect |
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carry out |
Noun
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a meal prepared at a restaurant and taken home by a customer; also "take away" or "take out" |
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clarify |
Verb
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to make clear by removing impurities or solids, as by heating |
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clarify |
Verb
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to make clear and comprehensible |
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crush out |
Verb
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to extinguish by crushing |
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click off |
Verb
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to perform or finish an action rapidly |
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carboxylate |
Verb
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to treat a chemical compound with carboxyl or carboxylic acid |
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caseate |
Verb
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to become cheeselike |
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caseate |
Verb
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to turn into cheese |
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contaminate |
Verb
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to make impure |
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contaminate |
Verb
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to make radioactive by adding radioactive material |
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classicize |
Verb
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to make classic or classical |
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classicise |
Verb
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to make classic or classical |