v. disseminate
(a) to drink quickly
(b) to circulate; to scatter; to disperse; to spread; to distribute
(c) to pretend to be ill in order to escape work
(d) to appease; to pacify; to reconcile
v. document
(a) to throw goods overboard to lighten a vehicle; to discard; to get rid of
(b) to scold or beat harshly; to rebuke strongly
(c) to waste away; as from lack of use; to wither
(d) to support; to substantiate; to verify; to record for evidence
v. propagate
(a) to emit; to flow out from; to emerge; to issue
(b) to go beyond; to excel; to exceed
(c) to reproduce; to multiply; to proliferate; to extend; to increase
(d) to gradually become less; to grow dim; to decline; to subside; to diminish
v. bode
(a) to imitate in a non-serious manner; to mock
(b) to foretell something; to portend
(c) to take everything; to plunder; to loot; to pillage; to rob
(d) to sharpen by rubbing; to stimulate; to awaken
v. tantalize
(a) to sing; to harmonize; to comment broadly
(b) to tempt; to torment
(c) to reject; to renounce; to abandon; to give up
(d) to offer reasons for; to account for on rational grounds |
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v. evoke
(a) to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle
(b) to call forth; to provoke; to arouse; to summon; to bring out
(c) to confirm the validity; to certify; to reinforce
(d) to make easier; to simplify; to expedite; to assist forward; to promote
v. dissemble
(a) to lessen; to make easier; to allay; to soothe; to relieve
(b) to pretend; to feign; to conceal by pretense
(c) to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend
(d) to scatter; to separate; to send out
v. ameliorate
(a) to treat with tenderness; to pamper
(b) to give in; to yield; to collapse; to surrender
(c) to improve; to make better
(d) to punish; to discipline; to admonish; to criticize harshly
v. flinch
(a) to wince; to drawback; to retreat; to recoil; to shrink
(b) to variegate; to make different; to increase the product range of a company; to offer new products
(c) to alleviate; to ease pain but not cure; to make appear less serious; to allay
(d) to rapidly speak unintelligibly; to mumble; to stutter; to chatter
v. censure
(a) to annoy; to irritate
(b) to criticize; disapprove of
(c) to speak in a loud, pompous manner; to rave
(d) to inhibit; to make impossible; to prevent; to eliminate; to remove |
