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| Explanation of veer (verb) forms: veered; veered; veering shift to a clockwise direction
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| Explanation of impale (verb) forms: impaled; impaled; impaling kill by piercing with a spear or sharp pole
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| Explanation of filibuster (verb) forms: filibustered; filibustered; filibustering give long speeches in order to delay or prevent a decision from being made
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| Explanation of deprecate (verb) forms: deprecated; deprecated; deprecating belittle; vilipend
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| Explanation of ordain (verb) forms: ordained; ordained; ordaining issue an order
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| Explanation of retain (verb) forms: retained; retained; retaining keep in one's mind
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| Explanation of suborn (verb) forms: suborned; suborned; suborning induce to commit perjury or give false testimony
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| Explanation of nettle (verb) forms: nettled; nettled; nettling cause annoyance in; rag; get to; bother
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| Explanation of worm (verb) move in a twisting or contorted motion, (especially when struggling); wriggle; squirm; twist
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| Explanation of placate (verb) forms: placated; placated; placating cause to be more favorably inclined; conciliate; assuage; appease; mollify; gentle; gruntle
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