v. undercut
(a) to offer at lower prices than the competition; to weaken; to undermine
(b) to smooth wood; to make smooth; to remove rough areas
(c) to leave; to go out
(d) to lie down; to recline; to move in a relaxed manner; to walk lazily
v. preempt
(a) to make or earn a total of (before taxes and other expenses)
(b) to go on board a ship; to put on board a ship; to begin; to become involved in an enterprise
(c) to plan; to invent; to design
(d) to occupy a place; to take a place; to obtain at an advance opportunity
v. annoy
(a) to travel; to take a trip
(b) to give out; to distribute; to ration; to set aside for a special purpose
(c) to organize; to arrange; to give form to
(d) to bother; to trouble; to disturb; to upset
v. pertain
(a) to belong to; to be connected to; to relate; to refer
(b) to cause to become involved in; to arouse curiosity
(c) to exchange goods and services
(d) to criticize; to assess; to determine; to rule
v. appeal
(a) to reduce the size of; to make smaller; to cut the number of employees
(b) to make valid; to make lawful; to justify; to make permissible
(c) to plead; to request; to petition for a new trial or judgment
(d) to be in possession of; to belong to; to confess |
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v. discover
(a) to tempt or tease by presenting something as available and then withholding it
(b) to give a heading or name to (i.e. a book, painting, etc.); to grant a right; to claim something
(c) to find out; to come across; to get information about something
(d) to decide; to define; to conclude; to cause; to affect
v. field
(a) to increase; to enlarge; to enhance; to multiply
(b) to permit; to approve; to empower
(c) to hide; to keep secret; to cover up
(d) to answer adequately or successfully
v. stage
(a) to fail; to collapse; to defeat; to overthrow; to descend
(b) to set apart an additional amount of space or money for security
(c) to perform; to present; to carry out; to execute
(d) to publish; to distribute; to circulate; to emit
v. share
(a) to plan; to design; to imagine; to conceive; to envision
(b) to divide; to apportion; to receive a portion; to participate
(c) to require; to be in distress; to be under hardship; to be obligated
(d) to practice; to employ; to exploit; to treat; to consume
v. finance
(a) to raise money for; to provide with funds; to fund; to pay for
(b) to make more efficient; to organize; to simplify
(c) to be talented; to do very well; to surpass; to do better than
(d) to incline; to slant upward or downward; to cause to tilt |
