v. supplant
(a) to take the place of; to usurp
(b) to search thoroughly; to look for diligently
(c) to banish; to put to a lower position; to demote
(d) to stop; to cease
v. batten
(a) to receive pleasure from; to enjoy with appreciation; to dwell on with delight
(b) to behave in a certain manner
(c) to thin out; to weaken in intensity; to decrease
(d) to gain
v. oscillate
(a) to improve; to compliment; to intensify; to increase; to raise the value of
(b) to mix; to merge; to combine; to unite
(c) to move back and forth; to have a wavering opinion; to vacillate
(d) to grow or develop quickly; to blossom; to expand
v. allocate
(a) to lump together, causing confusion; to damn; to amaze; to stun; to confuse
(b) to call forth; to provoke; to arouse; to summon; to bring out
(c) to set aside; to designate; to assign
(d) to rip or pull from; to split with violence; to disturb with a sharp noise; to tear
v. acquiesce
(a) to spend time aimlessly; to idle
(b) to move suddenly
(c) to agree without protest; to accept without question
(d) to insure against; to pay for loss or damage; to reimburse; to compensate |
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v. belittle
(a) to disparage; to depreciate; to scorn; to criticize
(b) to put to death; to kill; to carry out; to fulfill
(c) to scrape or shave off; to obliterate; to tear down completely; to demolish
(d) to bring about; to bring forth; to cause; to produce; to generate
v. expunge
(a) to blot out; to delete; to obliterate; to erase; to strike out
(b) to give encouragement; to authorize; to endorse; to approve; to ratify
(c) to crown; to ordain
(d) to disown; to deny support for; to reject; to cancel; to refuse
v. surfeit
(a) to lessen; to make easier; to allay; to soothe; to relieve
(b) to indulge excessively; to gorge
(c) to move back and forth; to have a wavering opinion; to vacillate
(d) to excite; to agitate; to inflame
v. plumb
(a) to disparage; to depreciate; to scorn; to criticize
(b) to solve
(c) to damage; to spoil; to deface
(d) to emit; to flow out from; to emerge; to issue
v. nettle
(a) to whip severely; to flog; to lash; to chastise
(b) to unearth; to reveal
(c) to pull; to force away by a violent twisting; to kink
(d) to annoy; to irritate |
