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| Description of ejaculate (verb) to exclaim or utter suddenly; to blurt out Samples of ejaculate These are some of the uncanny facts that have caused us to consider Messrs Hill and Jackson and ejaculate, 'Whooo, spooky!'.
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| Description of expound (verb) to set forth in detail; to explain; to comment; to describe in detail Samples of expound His vocation is to guard the faith, to present it, expound it.
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| Description of reverberate (verb) to echo; to resonate; to resound Samples of reverberate The drug age was in its infancy; there would be many dead and injured in its wake and as we all now know in the wiser Nineties, the knock-on effects would reverberate in much more sinister and sordid terms not just for the rest of the decade but the rest of the century.
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| Description of vanquish (verb) to subdue; to conquer; to defeat; to win Samples of vanquish Engels's argument is clear: the Germans were able to vanquish the Romans because their society was not so internally corrupted by class.
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| Description of ensue (verb) to follow; to result Samples of ensue He might have foreseen the problems that would ensue after their marriage, seen that there was a gulf between Charles and Diana that would be difficult to bridge and advised against it.
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| Description of exploit (verb) to use for one's selfish purpose Samples of exploit There is a superficial choice between abandoning many DRAs or in making new investments to exploit their potentials.
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| Description of simper (verb) to smile in a silly or affected way; to smirk Samples of simper When the Men came Woil would simper and whisper his pleasure and let them handle him as they liked as he said such things as: 'Nice Man, pleasant person'.
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| Description of meander (verb) to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander Samples of meander The stream meanders through the valley. They meandered through the woods for the afternoon.
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| Description of besmirch (verb) to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil Samples of besmirch The soot from the chimney will besmirch clean curtains.
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| Description of ken (verb) to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend Samples of ken It was difficult to ken exactly what she had in mind.
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