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  Word Explanations burlesque, scourge, ossify, correlate, disentangle, denounce, stymie, indemnify, depict, mire


   
Explanation of burlesque (verb)
to imitate in a non-serious manner; to mock



   
Explanation of scourge (verb)
to whip severely; to flog; to lash; to chastise



   
Explanation of ossify (verb)
to turn to bone; to harden



   
Explanation of correlate (verb)
to bring into mutual relation; to connect



   
Explanation of disentangle (verb)
to free from confusion; to extricate; to unknot; to release; to undo



   
Explanation of denounce (verb)
to speak out against; to condemn; to accuse; to censure



   
Explanation of stymie (verb)
to hinder; to obstruct; to impede



   
Explanation of indemnify (verb)
to insure against; to pay for loss or damage; to reimburse; to compensate



   
Explanation of depict (verb)
to portray; describe; to characterize; to draw



   
Explanation of mire (verb)
to cause to get stuck in wet, soggy ground; to muddy



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