Lemmas found: 179
To take something or someone away from a place, position, or situation.
To wash something lightly with clean water, usually after using soap or another substance.
to move by turning over and over on an axis.
to store safely for future use.
To throw or distribute things loosely over an area.
to drag a hard instrument across a surface.
To perform duties or provide a service to someone.
to make or become sharp or sharper.
to make visible or display.
To wash oneself under a spray of water.
To pass a substance through a sieve in order to separate or remove larger particles.
To pass a dry substance through a sieve to separate fine particles from larger ones.
To cook food gently in liquid kept just below the boiling point.
To make something thoroughly wet by immersing it in liquid or exposing it to liquid for some time.
Use a period of time doing something or being somewhere.
to cease motion or activity.
To cause something to move back and forth or from side to side.
to come into physical contact with.
to attempt to do something.
To remove a covering from something so that it is no longer covered or hidden.
to clean or tidy with a brush.
to cut a hard material to produce a shape or design.
To operate or move something by pressing a pedal, especially to ride a bicycle.
To put bait on or in a trap, hook, or fishing line.
To fight against or try to stop something harmful or undesirable.
To load someone or something with a heavy or excessive amount of something.
In sports, to move a ball forward or along by repeatedly touching it with the feet or hands, or by bouncing it.
In sports, to send the ball to a teammate.
In sports, to put the ball in play by hitting or throwing it toward the opponent.
In combat sports, to spar is to practice fighting with a partner, usually under controlled rules and with reduced force.
In a board game, to capture is to remove an opponent’s piece from the board according to the game’s rules.
In a board or table game, to concede defeat and end your play before the game is over.
In a board or table game, to throw one or more dice so they land and show a result.
To sew temporary, loose stitches to hold layers of fabric together before permanent stitching.
To burn or injure the skin with very hot liquid or steam.
To take or bring something to a person, place, or destination, especially as part of a service.
To give or deliver something to people or places, often among several recipients.
To remove moisture from something or make it become dry, often by wiping, heating, or leaving it exposed to air.
To wipe or rub a person or thing with a cloth or other material to remove moisture.
To make a visible spot, line, or other sign on a surface, intentionally or accidentally.
To hold up or bear the weight of someone or something, preventing it from falling or sinking.
To help, encourage, or provide resources to a person, group, cause, or activity.
To give someone medical care or medicine for an illness, injury, or condition.
To throw back light, heat, sound, or another form of energy from a surface.
To put or spread a substance onto a surface or part of the body.
To put things in a particular order or position, especially so that they look neat or work well.
To join or bring two or more things together so that they form a single thing or work as a unit.
To make something longer, larger, or cover a greater area; to increase its physical dimensions or reach.
To send a spacecraft, missile, or other vehicle into the air or into space, often by using a rocket or other powerful force.
To keep something in good condition through regular care, repairs, or servicing.