Lemmas found: 37
to exist or to be in a particular state or identity.
to possess or own something.
to purchase in exchange for money.
to hand or pass something to someone.
to exchange goods or services for money.
to get into one's possession.
To require a particular amount of money to buy, make, or do something.
to give money in exchange for goods or services.
Use money to buy something or pay for a service.
To achieve or produce a particular amount as a typical result over a period or series.
to take and use something with the intention of returning it.
To have something inside or include it as a part or element.
To legally seize part of someone's wages or money to pay a debt or court-ordered obligation.
To give or allow someone something, especially permission, a right, or a request.
to employ someone for wages.
To have too little of something or none of something needed or wanted.
to allow someone to use something temporarily.
to earn or gain, especially money.
to have something as one's property.
To give or make something available for someone to use or have.
to be given or presented with something.
To need something or depend on it as necessary.
to take another person's property without permission.
To give or transfer something to someone.
to give a portion of something to others.
to give something as a gift or contribution.
Past tense and past participle of spend: used or paid out money, time, or another resource.
In a board or table game, to forfeit is to lose the game because you did not play or because you broke the rules.
To be included with or supplied alongside something else.
To have someone or something as part of a group, set, or whole.
To make a particular amount of money available as payment or to propose it as a price.
To meet a need, desire, or expectation, or to provide enough of what someone wants.
To take another person, organization, or cause under one’s care or protection; to choose to support or look after it.
To have or produce two or more qualities, features, or effects at the same time.
To continue to have or use something, such as a position, relationship, or system.
To prevent someone from having or using something, especially something they need or are entitled to.
In a card game, to take a card from the deck, usually as part of a turn or to add it to your hand.