v. reach
(a) to arrive; to obtain; to procure; to extend the arm outward
(b) to write a statement of purchases; to make a bill of sale
(c) to cap; to cork; to stop up; to block; to advertise
(d) to want; to command; to determine; to decide
v. target
(a) to be worthy of; to have a right to
(b) to aim at something
(c) to provide a guarantee against possible damage or loss; to make certain
(d) to realize; to make a reality; to accomplish; to complete; to execute
n. loom
(a) ecclesiastical judge; priest
(b) anticipation; longing or waiting for; hope
(c) apparatus on which fabrics are woven; weaving machine
(d) person who presides over court trials; arbiter; expert; critic
adj. spot
(a) having begun a journey (especially of a sea vessel); initiated; in progress; under construction
(b) working; functional; ready for use
(c) made or done immediately; paid at once; performed randomly
(d) credible; trustworthy; dependable
v. put up with
(a) to dispute; to claim; to give reasons
(b) to wrap; to combine things together as one inseparable unit
(c) to finance; to supply with money; to allocate financial sums; to extend a short-term obligation
(d) to tolerate; to be patient |
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adv. apparently
(a) still; already; but; in spite of; although
(b) evidently; obviously; allegedly; seemingly
(c) unfavorably; in a manner that works against; antagonistically
(d) regularly; often
adj. exclusively
(a) easy; uncomplicated; modest; ordinary; plain
(b) unlicensed; forbidden; unlawful
(c) in a manner which shuts out all others; solely; in a limited manner
(d) belonging to oneself or itself (mine, yours, his, etc.); self; by oneself
v. proof
(a) to set some distance apart
(b) to make resistant; to make impervious; to edit
(c) to pull; to drag
(d) to stop a vehicle; to slow down a vehicle
v. sense
(a) to separate; to be separated; to decrease; to become smaller
(b) to couple; to be part one of a match; to mate
(c) to arrange; to order; to systematize; to set up; to unite; to structure
(d) to feel; to perceive; to apprehend; to understand
v. regulate
(a) to crash; to meet head on; to come together with solid or direct impact
(b) to make level; to smooth; to balance
(c) to control; to govern; to manage; to adjust to a specific level or condition
(d) to sell; to trade or deal; to distribute; to promote |
