Lemmas found: 179
to clean or dry something by rubbing with a cloth.
to turn over quickly with a sudden movement.
to slide accidentally.
to cover or enclose something by folding material around it.
to accidentally strike one's toe against something.
to stop living.
to curve or cause to curve.
to strike with force.
to cause the death of.
to fire a weapon or projectile.
to cause to adhere to a surface.
to put goods or cargo onto a vehicle or container.
to choose or select.
to turn or bend something into a spiral or curved shape.
to cause or allow liquid to flow over the edge of a container.
to push something firmly against a surface.
to extend over a larger area.
to strike repeatedly.
To win against someone in a competition or conflict.
to move one's hand back and forth over a surface with pressure.
to move a liquid or substance by moving a spoon in a circular pattern.
To take action; to behave or perform in a specified way.
To fail to hit, reach, or come into contact with.
to strike with the foot.
to move lightly by stepping and hopping.
to place something over or upon.
to inhale and exhale air.
to be on fire or damage with heat.
To write or place a destination and recipient's details on a letter, package, or other item.
To cook food by surrounding it with dry heat, usually in an oven.
To expose someone or something to very hot conditions, especially strong sunlight.
to obstruct or prevent passage through.
To strike the palms of the hands together, usually repeatedly, to make a sound or show approval.
To keep doing something without stopping or interruption.
To limit or change what one eats, especially to lose weight or improve health.
To play a drum or produce a rhythmic sound by striking something repeatedly.
to engage in physical combat.
to make or become full.
to be the right size or shape.
to bend or tighten a muscle.
to cause or feel pain.
to connect with or become part of.
To press, fold, and stretch dough or another soft substance repeatedly, usually by hand, in order to mix or soften it.
To crush or mix something into a soft, pulpy mass.
to come together with or encounter.
To combine two or more substances, ingredients, or things so that they become a unified mixture.
to indicate direction with a finger.
To keep someone or something safe from harm, injury, or danger.
to exert force to move something toward oneself.
to exert force to move something away from oneself.