Lemmas found: 269
To place documents or data in an archive for preservation or later access, often by moving them out of active use.
To make a bomb, alarm, or other device ready to explode or operate by enabling its mechanism.
To connect or join one thing to another, physically or digitally.
To sit or lie immersed in a bath or other liquid for relaxation or treatment.
To put something in a waste bin, especially to discard it.
To fasten, tie, or otherwise join things together so they stay connected.
To briefly immerse food in boiling water or expose it to steam, often to loosen its skin or preserve its color.
To attack a place by repeatedly firing artillery shells at it.
To put a person or animal in a cage.
To camouflage someone or something is to hide or disguise them by making them blend into their surroundings.
To supply electrical energy to a battery or device so it can operate.
To crush and grind food with the teeth before swallowing.
To scratch, grip, tear, or dig using claws or something resembling claws.
To officially send someone to an institution or place of confinement.
To allow heat, electricity, or sound to pass through a material.
To eat or drink something.
To remove the core, especially the seeds, from a fruit.
To draw or color using a crayon.
To protect someone or something from attack, harm, criticism, or a claim.
To bring a baby or babies into the world by giving birth.
To give someone a measured amount of a medicine or other substance.
To bore wells into the ground to obtain oil, gas, water, or other underground resources.
To produce and send out light, heat, sound, gas, particles, or another form of energy or matter.
To use a person, thing, method, or skill for a particular purpose.
To use up or devote a resource, such as energy, effort, or ammunition.
To leave someone or something vulnerable to a harmful influence, danger, or unpleasant condition.
To meet or be opposite someone, especially in a contest or direct encounter.
To express a number or algebraic expression as a product of factors.
To arrange documents or records in an organized system, typically by placing them in designated folders or locations.
To provide all the required information on a form, questionnaire, or similar document.
To control a kite in the air by holding and manipulating its string.
To adjust an optical device so that the image it produces is clear and sharp.
To search for and gather food or useful supplies, especially in the wild.
To bring people or things together in one place or form them into a group.
To reduce food into small pieces by rubbing it against a grater.
To cook food on a flat, heated cooking surface.
To place or gather something into a heap.
To pursue and capture another animal for food.
To shine light on something or make it brighter.
To perform or present a work of art in a particular way that expresses one’s understanding of it.
To separate and obtain a substance, organism, or component from a mixture or source for study or use.
To launch a boat or ship is to put it into the water, especially for the first time or after construction or repair.
To cover or spread something over a surface, or to apply it as a layer.
To stop holding or gripping something.
To move or operate something by applying force through a lever or leverage.
To pretend to sing or play an instrument in time with a prerecorded performance.
To put a sign, symbol, or identifying detail on something so it can be recognized or distinguished.
To press a button or keys repeatedly, often forcefully or without care.
To eat small amounts at a time, often slowly or without much appetite.
To partially cook food by boiling it briefly, usually before finishing it by another method.