Lemmas found: 7607
to exert force to move something away from oneself.
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.
belonging to the very distant past
Typical or usual in amount, degree, quality, or ability; neither especially good nor especially bad.
Intended to make a profit rather than to serve an artistic, educational, or public purpose.
Showing great understanding; full of meaning.
relying on someone or something else for support.
Straightforward and clear, without indirect wording or behavior.
Clearly different or separate from something else.
fastened securely in position; not able to be moved or changed.
pleased; happy; willing or eager (e.g., "I'd be glad to help").
chief or most important
important, serious, or significant; greater in size or extent; principal.
frank or honest; not secretive
New, inventive, or unlike anything previously known or done.
extending in the same direction and equidistant at all points.
Used to single out an individual from a group; specific or special.
having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be.
simple or basic; without decoration; clear or obvious; ordinary in appearance.
Liked, admired, or enjoyed by many people.
having an obligation to do something or being accountable for something.
Based on systematic observation, experimentation, and evidence rather than personal opinion or guesswork.
Having the methods, precision, or objective character associated with science.
Resembling without being identical; having a likeness.
one only; individual; unmarried; consisting of one part; separate.
Clearly identified, precise, and particular rather than general or vague.
Of the usual or commonly accepted type; not special, premium, or customized.
not easily bent or changed in shape; rigid.
extremely bad or serious
living in nature; uncontrolled
To give permission for something to happen; to let someone do something.