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| Explanation of absolve (verb) forms: absolved; absolved; absolving let off the hook; free
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| Explanation of temper (verb) forms: tempered; tempered; tempering restrain
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| Explanation of warrant (verb) forms: warranted; warranted; warranting stand behind and guarantee the quality, accuracy, or condition of
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| Explanation of galvanize (verb) forms: galvanized; galvanized; galvanizing stimulate (muscles) by administering a shock
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| Explanation of swerve (verb) forms: swerved; swerved; swerving turn sharply; curve; trend; veer; slue; slew; cut
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| Explanation of doss (verb) sleep in a convenient place; crash
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| Explanation of warble (verb) forms: warbled; warbled; warbling sing by changing register; descant
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| Explanation of equivocate (verb) forms: equivocated; equivocated; equivocating be deliberately ambiguous or unclear in order to mislead or withhold information; tergiversate; prevaricate; palter
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| Explanation of kibosh (verb) stop from happening or developing; block
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| Explanation of rook (verb) deprive of by deceit; swindle; goldbrick; defraud; scam
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