v. revolve
(a) to make right; to amend
(b) to shape; to create; to design; to arrange; to be created
(c) to rotate; to turn; to spin; to encircle; to think about; to contemplate
(d) to respect; to esteem; to pay tribute; to praise; to accept
v. bottom
(a) to establish; to construct; to base; to provide a foundation
(b) to put; to lay; to lodge; to nominate; to appoint
(c) to vouch for; to give a warranty; to assure; to promise
(d) to fail after starting well; to make a hissing noise which gradually fades into silence
v. set out
(a) to display; to undertake; to attempt; to begin a journey; to arrange
(b) to endanger; to place in danger; to imperil; to put at risk
(c) to put; to lay; to lodge; to nominate; to appoint
(d) to fight for; to challenge; to appeal
v. value
(a) to assign too low a value to
(b) to esteem; to cherish; to assess; to estimate
(c) to go in search of; to look for; to search for; to request
(d) to hold at bay; to gain advantage on the market; to approach; to catch; to trap
v. lose
(a) to misplace; to be deprived of; to be defeated; to fail; opposite of to win
(b) to delete; to skip over; to neglect
(c) to move quickly; to pass quickly
(d) to embarrass; to mix up; to muddle up; to bewilder; to startle |
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v. fetch
(a) to govern; to control; to determine; to decide; to decree
(b) to establish; to create; to build; to set up; to start a company
(c) to go after and bring back; to pick up; to charm
(d) to appreciate; to esteem; to respect; to appraise; to assess worth
n. consciousness
(a) thickness of some material that covers a surface; covering; bed; stratum
(b) extensive piece of land usually with a large house on it; person's property; wealth; possessions
(c) product which can rot or spoil (fruit, food etc.)
(d) awareness; cognition; ability to perceive
v. gauge
(a) to measure; to evaluate; to determine; to estimate
(b) to remove; to take out; to squeeze; to press; to elicit
(c) to become larger; to cultivate; to be changed; to turn into
(d) to hire as a worker; to activate; to operate; to use
v. frank
(a) to overstate; to make something seem greater or more important than it really is
(b) to design; to mold; to form; to direct; to be formed
(c) to deliver without charge
(d) to bend; to turn sharply in a different direction
v. compromise
(a) to establish an agreement; to settle a dispute
(b) to defend; to save from harm; to watch over; to guard
(c) to crack; to become defective; to become cracked
(d) to list; to describe; to specify; to assign |
