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1abuseTo abuse is to use or treat something or someone in a harmful or wrongful manner.
2acceptTo accept is to agree to take or receive something that is offered or given.
3accessTo access is to obtain or gain entry to something, such as a website or a building.
4accordingTo accord is to agree or be in harmony with something.
5accountTo account is to give an explanation or justification for something.
6accuseTo charge someone with a crime or wrongdoing.
7achieveTo achieve is to accomplish or succeed in a particular goal or objective.
8acquireTo acquire is to gain or obtain something through one's efforts or actions.
9actTo act is to perform a specific action or behavior, often in response to a particular situation or circumstance.
10adaptTo adapt is to adjust or modify oneself to new circumstances or conditions.
11addTo increase or supplement something by joining or combining it with something else.
12addressTo address is to speak or write to someone about a particular topic or issue.
13adjustTo adjust is to change or modify something to fit or conform to a particular need or situation.
14admireTo look up to someone or something with respect or approval.
15admitTo acknowledge or accept something as true or real.
16adoptTo take on or assume something, such as a new policy or a child.
17advanceTo advance is to move forward or progress, often in a planned or deliberate manner.
18advancedTo advance is to move forward or progress in a particular direction.
19advantageTo advantage is to give someone or something a beneficial or favorable position.
20affectto have an impact or influence on something or someone.
21affordTo afford means to be able to pay for or have enough resources for something.
22ageTo age is to become older or mature.
23agreeTo agree means to have the same opinion or belief as another person.
24airTo air is to expose something to the open atmosphere or circulate fresh air in a space.
25alarmTo alarm is to cause fear or anxiety by alerting someone to potential danger.
26allowTo allow is to give permission or consent for something to happen or be done.
27amazingTo amaze is to surprise or impress someone greatly.
28amountTo amount is to add up or to reach a total quantity or value.
29angerTo anger is to make someone feel mad or frustrated.
30angleTo angle is to fish with a rod and line or to position oneself for a particular view or advantage.
31announceTo announce is to make a public statement or declaration about something.
32answerTo answer is to respond or to reply to a question or statement.
33anticipateTo anticipate is to expect or predict something to happen and to prepare for it.
34apologizeTo apologize is to express regret or say sorry for doing something wrong.
35appealTo appeal is to request or seek for a favorable decision or action.
36appearTo appear means to become visible or present oneself in a certain way.
37applyTo apply is to use or put something into action in a specific situation.
38appreciateTo appreciate is to recognize the value or worth of something or someone.
39approachTo approach is to move closer to something or someone or to make an effort to do something.
40appropriateto take something for one's own use, often without permission or in a way that is unfair.
41approveTo approve is to officially agree or give permission for something.
42areTo exist or to be present in a certain state or condition.
43argueTo argue is to engage in a verbal or written disagreement or debate with someone.
44ariseTo arise is to come into existence or occur as a result of something.
45armTo arm is to provide or equip someone or something with weapons or other defensive or offensive capabilities.
46arriveTo reach a destination or to get to a particular place.
47askTo ask is to pose a question or make a request for information.
48assistTo assist is to help or support someone in a task or activity.
49associateTo associate is to connect or link something with something else, often by way of similarity or shared characteristics.
50assumeTo assume is to take for granted or suppose something to be true without proof or evidence.
51assureTo assure is to give confidence or guarantee to someone that something will happen or is true.
52attachTo connect or fasten something to something else.
53attackTo attack is to use force to harm or damage someone or something.
54attemptTo attempt is to try or make an effort to do something, often with the expectation of success.
55attendTo attend is to be present at an event or gathering.
56attractTo attract is to pull or draw something or someone towards oneself or to be appealing or desirable to someone.
57authorTo author is to write or create something, such as a book or article.
58averageTo average is to calculate the mean or typical value of a set of numbers or data.
59avoidTo avoid is to stay away from something or someone or to prevent something from happening.
60awardTo award is to give something as a prize or honor for achievement.
61babyTo baby is to care for and treat with gentleness, like an infant or young child.
62bagTo bag is to put something into a bag or container.
63bakeTo bake is to cook food, especially bread or pastries, in an oven using dry heat.
64balanceTo balance is to distribute weight evenly or to maintain stability or equilibrium.
65ballTo ball is to form something into a ball shape or to play with a ball.
66bandTo band is to gather or group together, often with others who share a common purpose or interest.
67bankTo bank is to deposit or withdraw money from a bank or financial institution.
68barTo bar is to prevent or forbid someone from doing something or to block or obstruct a passage or entrance.
69baseTo base is to use as a foundation or starting point.
70batTo bat is to hit something repeatedly with a bat or a similar object.
71battleTo battle is to engage in a fight or conflict, often with weapons or words.
72beTo be is to exist or have a specific quality or characteristic.
73beachTo beach is to bring a boat or a ship to shore and leave it there.
74bearTo bear is to carry or support the weight of something, or to endure or tolerate something difficult or unpleasant.
75beatTo beat is to strike something repeatedly in order to cause damage or to defeat someone in a contest or competition.
76becomeTo undergo a transformation or change into something else.
77bedTo bed is to lie down on a flat surface, typically for sleep or rest.
78beenBeen is the past participle of the verb "to be," which is used to indicate the existence or identity of something or someone in the past.
79beginTo begin is to start something or start doing something.
80behaveTo act or conduct oneself in a particular way.
81beingBeing is the state or quality of existing as a living or sentient organism.
82believeTo believe is to accept something as true or to have faith or trust in something or someone.
83bellTo bell is to attach a bell or bells to something, or to ring a bell to make a sound.
84belongTo belong is to be a member or part of a particular group or organization.
85beltTo belt is to fasten or secure something with a belt.
86benchTo bench is to put someone on a bench, or to exclude someone from a team or activity.
87bendTo bend is to curve or flex something, typically a body part or object.
88benefitTo benefit is to gain an advantage or receive something positive.
89betTo bet is to place a wager or gamble on the outcome of a contest or event.
90bicycleTo bicycle is to ride a bicycle.
91bidTo bid is to offer a price for something in an auction or sale.
92bikeTo bike is to ride a bicycle or motorcycle.
93billTo bill is to send an invoice or statement of charges to someone for payment.
94birthTo birth is to give birth or bring forth new life, typically referring to the delivery of a baby.
95bitTo bit is to control a horse using a bit in its mouth or to a small piece of something.
96biteTo bite is to use the teeth to cut or grip something.
97blackTo black is to cover something with black color or to boycott or exclude someone or something.
98blameTo blame is to hold someone responsible for something negative or to attribute a fault or mistake to someone.
99blankTo blank is to become empty or devoid of content or meaning.
100blindTo blind is to deprive someone of sight or the ability to see.
101blockTo block is to prevent or hinder the movement or progress of something or someone.
102blowTo blow is to move air or a substance with force out of one's mouth or an object.
103blueTo blue is to make something blue in color or to become sad or depressed.
104boardTo board is to get on a vehicle, such as a train or a plane.
105boatTo boat is to travel or transport something by boat or ship.
106bodyTo body is to give physical form or shape to something.
107boneTo bone is to remove the bones from meat or fish, often for cooking purposes.
108bookTo book is to reserve or schedule something, such as a room, ticket, or appointment.
109bootTo boot is to start up a computer or electronic device.
110borderTo border is to form the edge of or be adjacent to something.
111bornto come into existence or be brought into existence.
112borrowTo borrow is to take and use something temporarily with the intention of returning it.
113bossTo boss is to give orders or to direct and manage others in a workplace or organization.
114botherTo bother is to annoy, trouble, or cause inconvenience to someone.
115bottleTo bottle is to put a liquid into a bottle for storage or transportation.
116bottomTo bottom is to come to the lowest point or to provide a foundation or base for something.
117bowlTo bowl is to throw or roll a ball towards a target.
118boxTo box is to put something in a box or to fight using boxing techniques.
119brainTo brain is to hit or strike someone on the head, often with the intention of causing harm.
120branchTo branch is to divide into smaller parts or to extend out in different directions.
121breakto separate into pieces or fragments; to interrupt an activity or process.
122breakfastTo breakfast is to eat breakfast, typically in the morning.
123breastTo breast is to come face to face with or to confront something.
124brickTo brick is to build or construct something using bricks or to damage or destroy something by hitting it with a brick.
125bridgeTo bridge is to connect or link two things together.
126bringTo bring is to take or cause something or someone to come with you to a place.
127brushTo brush is to clean or groom something using a brush or similar tool.
128buddyTo buddy is to be friends with or to accompany someone as a companion.
129bugTo bug is to annoy or bother someone.
130buildTo build is to construct or create something by putting together various parts or materials.
131buildingTo build is to construct or create something, such as a building or a structure.
132bunchTo bunch is to gather or collect something closely together.
133burnTo burn is to cause something to become damaged, charred or destroyed by fire.
134busTo bus is to transport someone or something by bus.
135busyTo busy is to occupy oneself with a task or a series of tasks.
136buttonTo button is to fasten or secure something using a button or similar device.
137buyTo buy is to exchange money or goods for a product or service.
138cableTo cable is to send or transmit information or data using a cable or wire.
139cakeTo cake is to form or coat with a thick layer of something, often a mixture of flour, sugar, eggs, and butter.
140calculateTo calculate is to determine or estimate a numerical value or result.
141calendarTo calendar is to mark or schedule events or activities on a calendar.
142callTo call is to use your voice to communicate with someone, typically by phone.
143campTo camp is to set up a temporary shelter outdoors for recreational purposes.
144campaignTo campaign is to promote or advertise a cause or idea.
145cancelTo cancel is to decide or announce that something previously planned or scheduled will not occur.
146candleTo candle is to examine the contents of an egg by shining a light through it.
147candyTo candy is to coat or cover something with sugar or syrup.
148capTo cap is to cover or close something with a cap or a lid.
149cardTo card is to verify someone's age or identity by requesting an official identification card.
150careTo care is to feel concern or interest about something or someone.
151careerTo career is to move quickly and uncontrollably in a particular direction, often in a dangerous or reckless manner.
152carpetTo carpet is to cover a floor with carpet or other similar material.
153carryTo carry is to hold and move something from one place to another.
154caseTo case is to investigate or examine something carefully.
155cashTo cash is to exchange a check or another financial instrument for actual money.
156catTo cat is to groom oneself with the tongue, like a cat does.
157catchTo catch is to grab something that is moving or falling through the air.
158causeTo cause is to make something happen or bring about a particular outcome.
159celebrateTo mark a special occasion or event with festivities or other expressions of joy or happiness.
160chainTo chain is to connect two or more things together with a chain.
161chairTo chair is to preside over or lead a meeting or group discussion.
162challengeTo challenge is to question or dispute something, often in a competitive or confrontational manner.
163championTo champion is to support or defend something strongly.
164changeTo change is to make something different or alter its state or condition.
165channelTo channel is to direct or guide something through a particular route or medium.
166chargeto demand payment for something; to be responsible for something.
167chartTo chart is to create a visual representation of data or information.
168checkTo check is to examine or verify something to ensure its accuracy or correctness.
169chipTo chip is to break off a small piece of something or to cut into small pieces.
170chooseTo select or pick something from among a number of options.
171claimTo claim is to state that something is true or belongs to you.
172classTo class is to categorize or group things or people based on their characteristics or attributes.
173clerkTo clerk is to work as a clerk, typically in a store or office.
174clickTo click is to press or activate a button or control using a mouse or other input device.
175clockTo clock is to measure the time taken to do something.
176closedTo close is to shut or seal something so that it is no longer open or accessible.
177closetTo closet is to store or keep something in a closet or to hide or conceal something from others.
178cloudTo cloud is to obscure or make something unclear or confusing.
179clubTo club is to strike or hit with a club or similar object.
180clueTo clue is to provide information or a hint to help solve a mystery or problem.
181coachTo coach is to train, guide or instruct someone or a group of people in a particular sport or activity.
182coastTo coast is to move effortlessly or without much effort, such as when riding a bicycle downhill.
183coatTo coat is to cover or apply a layer of something to a surface, often for protection or decoration.
184codeTo code is to write or develop computer software or programs using a specific programming language.
185collarTo collar is to grab or seize someone or something by the collar or to put a collar on an animal.
186collectTo collect is to gather or accumulate things of a similar type.
187combineTo combine is to join two or more things together into one.
188comeTo move or travel towards a certain location or destination.
189comfortTo comfort is to provide solace or support to someone who is upset or distressed.
190commandTo command is to give an order or instruction to someone or something.
191commentTo comment is to express an opinion or make a remark about something, often publicly.
192commissionTo commission is to assign or authorize someone to perform a task or create something.
193commitTo commit is to pledge or promise to do something, or to engage in a particular action or behavior.
194communicateTo communicate is to exchange information or ideas with someone, often through spoken or written language.
195companyTo company is to keep someone company, or to associate or do business with a particular group or organization.
196compareTo compare is to examine the similarities and differences between two or more things or people.
197competeTo compete is to strive or vie against others for a prize or goal.
198complainTo complain is to express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
199completeTo complete is to finish or accomplish something.
200complicatedTo complicate is to make something more difficult or complex.
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