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No.WordDefinition
401generateTo generate is to produce or create something, often by a specific process or mechanism.
402getTo receive or obtain something.
403giftTo gift is to give a present or to endow someone with a talent or ability.
404giveTo give is to transfer something to someone else, typically without expecting anything in return.
405gloveTo glove is to cover the hand with a protective covering, typically made of leather or fabric.
406goTo go is to move from one place to another.
407golfTo golf is to play a game in which players try to hit a small ball into a hole using clubs.
408grabTo grab is to take hold of something quickly and often forcefully.
409gradeTo grade is to evaluate or assess the quality or performance of something, typically using a numerical or letter-based system.
410grandfatherTo grandfather is to exempt something or someone from a new rule or regulation due to their previous status or position.
411grassTo grass is to inform on someone, especially to the authorities.
412groundTo ground is to connect to the earth or provide a basis for something.
413groupTo group is to put things or people together based on their similarities or shared characteristics.
414growTo grow is to increase in size, quantity, or quality over time.
415guaranteeTo guarantee is to provide assurance or a promise that something will happen or be true.
416guardTo guard is to protect something or someone from harm or danger.
417guessTo guess is to make a prediction or estimation about something without having all the information.
418guideTo guide is to lead or direct someone to a particular destination or course of action.
419guyTo guy is to mock or tease someone in a playful way.
420habitTo habit is to do something repeatedly or regularly, often without thinking about it.
421handTo hand is to give something to someone using your hand.
422handleTo handle is to manage, deal with, or control a situation or object.
423hangTo hang is to attach or suspend something from a surface, such as a wall or ceiling.
424happenTo happen is to occur or take place, often unexpectedly.
425harmTo harm is to cause physical or emotional damage or injury to someone or something.
426hasTo possess or to own something.
427hateTo hate is to feel intense or passionate dislike or animosity towards someone or something.
428haveTo have is to possess or own something.
429hearTo hear means to perceive sound with one's ears.
430heatTo heat is to make something warmer by increasing its temperature.
431helpTo help is to give assistance or aid to someone who needs it.
432hesitateTo hesitate is to pause or delay before making a decision or taking action.
433hideTo hide is to conceal oneself or something from view or discovery.
434highlightTo highlight is to emphasize or draw attention to something.
435hireTo hire is to pay someone to work for you or your company.
436hitTo hit is to strike or come into contact with something forcefully.
437holdTo hold is to grasp or carry something with your hands or to keep something in a particular position.
438holeTo hole is to make a hole in something or to enter a hole.
439hookTo hook is to catch or entangle something with a hook.
440hopeTo hope is to feel optimistic or confident that something desired or wished for will happen.
441horseTo horse is to provide or ride on a horse or other equine animal.
442hostTo host is to entertain or provide accommodations for guests or visitors.
443huntTo hunt is to search for or pursue wild animals for food or sport.
444hurryTo hurry is to move or act quickly or to rush or urge someone to do something quickly.
445hurtTo hurt is to cause physical or emotional pain or harm to someone or something.
446husbandTo husband is to manage or conserve resources, often in a frugal or efficient manner.
447iceTo ice is to cover or coat something with ice or frost.
448identifyTo identify is to recognize or determine the identity or nature of someone or something.
449ignoreTo intentionally pay no attention to something or someone.
450illustrateTo illustrate is to provide visual representation or clarification of something using pictures or examples.
451imageTo image is to form a mental picture of something or to represent something visually.
452imagineTo imagine is to form a mental picture or concept of something that is not present or real.
453impactTo impact is to have a strong effect on something or someone.
454implementTo implement is to put a plan, policy, or idea into action or practice.
455implyTo suggest or indicate something indirectly or without explicitly stating it.
456impressTo impress is to make someone feel admiration or respect towards you or something else.
457improveTo improve is to make something better or enhance its quality or condition.
458includeTo contain or comprise something as part of a larger whole.
459incorporateTo incorporate is to include or blend something into a larger whole.
460increaseTo increase is to make something greater in size, quantity, or degree.
461indicateTo indicate is to show or suggest something, often through gestures or signs.
462influenceTo influence is to have an effect on someone or something.
463informTo inform is to provide knowledge or information about something to someone.
464insistTo demand or require something strongly or persistently.
465installTo install is to set up or put something in position or place so that it is ready for use.
466intendTo intend is to have a plan or purpose for something or to have a specific aim or goal in mind.
467interestTo interest is to attract or hold attention or curiosity.
468interestedTo interest is to attract someone's attention or to make them curious about something.
469interviewTo interview is to ask someone a series of questions in order to gather information or to evaluate their suitability for a job or a position.
470introduceTo introduce is to present someone or something to others for the first time or to bring something into use or operation.
471investTo invest means to put money or resources into something with the expectation of a profit or benefit.
472investigateTo look into something carefully in order to gather information or find out the truth.
473inviteTo invite is to ask someone to come or join, often to a social event or gathering.
474involveTo involve means to include or require someone or something to be a part of an activity or situation.
475involvedTo involve is to include or participate in something, often an activity or situation that requires effort or attention.
476ironTo iron is to press or smooth out wrinkles in clothing using a heated iron.
477isTo be in existence or to possess a certain quality.
478islandTo island is to isolate or separate something like an island.
479issueTo issue is to distribute or publish something or to bring up a topic or problem for discussion.
480jacketTo jacket is to cover or encase something with a protective or decorative outer layer.
481jobTo job is to work at a particular occupation or task to earn money or achieve a goal.
482joinTo join is to become a part of a group or to connect two or more things together.
483jokeTo joke is to tell a funny story or make a humorous comment.
484judgeTo judge is to form an opinion or make a decision about someone or something based on certain criteria or evidence.
485juiceTo juice is to extract juice from fruit or vegetables or to enhance something with energy or excitement.
486jumpTo jump is to propel oneself off the ground by using one's legs or to move suddenly and quickly.
487juryTo jury is to serve as a member of a jury in a trial.
488justifyTo justify is to provide a valid reason or explanation for something.
489keepTo keep is to maintain possession or control of something.
490kickTo kick is to strike something with one's foot or feet.
491kidTo kid is to joke or tease someone in a playful and good-natured way.
492killTo kill is to cause the death of a living being.
493kissTo kiss is to touch or press your lips to someone or something as a sign of affection, greeting, or respect.
494kneeTo knee is to strike or hit something with the knee.
495knifeTo knife is to cut or stab something using a sharp blade.
496knowTo have information or awareness about something.
497lackTo lack is to not have or possess something that is needed or desired.
498landTo land is to touch down or arrive on the ground or surface.
499landscapeTo landscape is to design or arrange a garden or outdoor area, or to create a picturesque scene.
500laughTo laugh is to express amusement or joy with sounds made by the mouth and throat.
501lawyerTo lawyer is to practice law or provide legal advice.
502layTo lay is to put or place something in a particular position or location.
503layerTo layer is to arrange or stack something in layers or levels.
504leadTo lead is to guide or direct others towards a certain goal or objective.
505leagueTo league is to join or form a group or organization for a particular purpose.
506learnTo acquire knowledge or skill through study, experience or teaching.
507leaveto go away from a place or person.
508lectureTo lecture is to give a talk or speech, often to instruct or inform an audience.
509legTo leg is to kick or hit something with one's leg.
510lessonTo lesson is to reduce or decrease something, such as pain or difficulty.
511letTo let is to allow or permit something to happen or be done.
512letterTo letter is to form or write letters or words.
513lieTo lie is to intentionally say or write something that is not true.
514liftto raise or move something or someone to a higher position.
515lightTo light is to make something bright or to ignite a flame.
516likeTo like is to enjoy or appreciate something or someone, often resulting in a positive emotional response.
517limitTo limit is to set a boundary or restriction on something.
518limitedTo limit is to restrict or reduce something in size, quantity, or extent.
519lineTo line is to cover the inside of something with a material, or to form a row or queue.
520linkTo link is to connect or join together two or more things or ideas.
521lipTo lip is to mouth or say something silently without making a sound.
522listTo list is to write down or record a series of items in a particular order or sequence.
523listenTo listen is to pay attention to and hear what someone is saying.
524liveTo live is to be alive and exist or to reside in a particular place.
525loadTo load is to place a heavy or bulky object onto a vehicle or into a container for transportation.
526loanTo loan is to lend money or property to someone for a period of time, typically with the expectation of repayment or return.
527lockTo lock is to fasten or secure with a lock.
528logTo log is to record or document events or information.
529lookTo look is to use your eyes to see something.
530looseTo loose is to release something from a constraint or fixed position.
531loseTo lose means to no longer have something or be unable to find something.
532lostTo lose is to no longer have something that one had before.
533luckTo luck is to have good or bad fortune or chance in a particular situation.
534lunchTo lunch is to eat a midday meal.
535machineTo machine is to make or operate a machine.
536mailTo mail is to send a letter or package to someone through the postal system.
537maintainTo maintain is to keep something in a particular state or condition, often through ongoing effort or attention.
538makeTo make is to create or produce something.
539manTo man is to provide personnel or staff for a job, task, or position, often with the expectation of performing specific duties.
540manageTo manage is to control or direct something or someone in a way that achieves a specific goal or outcome.
541manufacturingTo manufacture is to produce or make goods on a large scale, typically using machinery and a production line.
542marchTo march is to walk in a group with a regular, steady step, usually for a specific purpose or occasion.
543markTo mark is to indicate or make a visible sign or symbol on something.
544marketTo market is to promote or advertise a product or service to potential customers.
545marriedTo be married is to be in a legally or socially recognized union with another person, typically for romantic or sexual purposes.
546marryTo marry is to enter into a legal or formal union with another person as partners in a romantic relationship.
547matchTo match is to pair or combine two or more things that are similar or complementary.
548mateTo mate is to breed or pair animals together.
549matterTo matter is to be important or to have significance or relevance.
550meanTo mean is to intend to convey or express something or to signify or represent something.
551meetTo meet is to come into contact or be introduced to someone for the first time.
552mentionTo mention is to speak or write about something briefly or casually.
553messTo mess is to make something dirty or untidy, or to confuse or muddle something up.
554metalTo metal is to coat or cover something with a layer of metal.
555milkTo milk is to extract milk from an animal, typically a cow, or to exploit or take advantage of something excessively.
556mindTo mind is to pay attention to or take care of something, or to be bothered by something.
557mirrorTo mirror is to reflect an image or likeness of something.
558missTo miss is to fail to hit, catch, or make contact with something or to feel sadness or longing for someone or something that is absent or lost.
559mistakeTo mistake is to misunderstand or misinterpret something, often resulting in an error or incorrect action.
560mixto combine two or more substances or elements to form a new mixture.
561mixedTo mix is to combine different substances or elements to create a new and blended product or result.
562modelTo model is to represent or display something, often as a physical or digital prototype or example.
563monitorTo monitor is to observe or check the progress or quality of something.
564mortgageTo mortgage is to pledge property as security for a loan.
565mouseTo mouse is to move a computer mouse to control the movement of the cursor on a screen.
566mouthTo mouth is to form words or sounds with one's mouth or to speak insincerely or hypocritically.
567moveTo move is to change position or location.
568muscleTo muscle is to use physical strength to move or lift something.
569mustMust is a modal verb used to indicate necessity or obligation.
570nailTo nail is to attach or fasten something to a surface using nails or similar hardware.
571nameTo name is to give a specific title or designation to something or someone.
572narrowTo narrow is to make something smaller in width or scope.
573neckTo neck is to kiss or caress someone's neck.
574needTo require something for a specific purpose or reason.
575negotiateTo discuss something with others in order to reach an agreement or settlement.
576nerveTo nerve is to give someone the courage or confidence to do something.
577netTo net is to catch or acquire something, especially something valuable.
578networkTo network is to establish or develop a network of contacts or relationships for professional or social purposes.
579noiseTo noise is to make a loud or unpleasant sound, often causing a disturbance or annoyance.
580noseTo nose is to push or rub with one's nose, often to smell or investigate.
581noteTo note is to take notice of something or to make a written record of it.
582noticeTo notice is to become aware of something.
583numberTo number is to assign a numerical value or label to something in a specific sequence.
584nurseTo nurse is to care for and support the recovery of a sick or injured person.
585objectTo object is to express disagreement or disapproval of something.
586obtainTo obtain is to acquire or get something, often through effort or negotiation.
587occasionTo occasion is to give rise to or cause something to happen, often unexpectedly or by chance.
588occurTo occur is to happen or take place, often unexpectedly or spontaneously.
589offerTo offer is to present or propose something to someone for their consideration or acceptance.
590officerTo officer is to hold a position of authority or power.
591oilTo oil is to apply oil or grease to something to lubricate or protect it.
592openTo open is to move something so that an opening or passage is created.
593operateTo operate is to control the functioning of a machine or system or to perform a task or action.
594optionTo option is to choose or select from a range of options or choices.
595orderTo order is to arrange or organize something or to request something to be delivered or done.
596organizeTo organize is to arrange or systematize something in a structured or efficient manner.
597organizedTo organize is to arrange or order things in a particular way.
598oughtTo ought is to indicate a moral or ethical obligation to do something.
599overcomeTo overcome is to successfully deal with a difficult challenge or obstacle.
600oweTo owe is to have a debt or an obligation to pay or do something for someone else.
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