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601ownTo own is to have legal possession or control over something, often referring to property or assets.
602paceTo pace is to walk or move back and forth repeatedly in a confined space.
603packTo pack is to put items into a container or bag for transportation.
604packageTo package is to wrap or enclose something in a container or bundle for transportation or storage.
605pageTo page is to turn the pages of a book or to call someone over a paging system.
606painTo pain is to cause physical or emotional discomfort or suffering.
607paintTo paint is to apply a layer of paint to something, often for decorative purposes.
608pairTo pair is to match or group together in sets of two.
609panicTo panic is to feel sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety.
610parentTo parent is to raise or care for a child as a parent or guardian.
611parkTo park is to leave a vehicle or object in a designated parking space.
612partTo part is to separate or divide something into distinct sections or pieces.
613participateTo participate is to take part in an activity, event, or process.
614partnerTo partner is to work together or collaborate with someone, typically on a project or endeavor.
615passTo pass is to move past or through something or to transfer something from one person to another.
616passageTo passage is to move or travel through a narrow or confined space.
617patternTo pattern is to create or follow a specific design or sequence of actions.
618pauseTo pause is to stop or briefly interrupt an activity or speech, often to rest or reflect.
619payTo pay is to give money in exchange for something.
620peakTo peak is to reach the highest point or level of something.
621penTo pen is to write or compose something.
622pensionTo pension is to retire from work and receive a regular payment from a pension fund.
623perfectTo perfect is to make something as good or flawless as possible.
624performTo perform is to carry out a task or duty or to put on a show or display for others.
625permitTo permit is to allow or authorize something to happen or to give permission for something to be done.
626persuadeTo persuade is to convince someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument.
627phaseTo phase is to gradually introduce or transition from one thing to another.
628phraseTo phrase is to express something in a particular way or using certain words, often for clarity or emphasis.
629pickto choose or select something from a group.
630pictureTo picture is to imagine or visualize something in one's mind.
631pieceTo piece is to join together separate parts to form a whole.
632pinTo pin is to attach or fasten something with a pin or similar object.
633pipeTo pipe is to transport a liquid or gas through a pipe or to play a musical instrument, such as a pipe or flute.
634pitchTo pitch is to throw something with a particular force or direction, or to present an idea or proposal to someone.
635placeTo place is to put something in a specific location or position.
636planTo plan is to make arrangements or prepare for an event or goal that will happen in the future.
637plantTo plant is to sow or place a seed or plant in the ground with the intention of growing it.
638plateTo plate is to cover or coat a surface with a thin layer of metal or another material.
639playTo play is to engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation.
640pleaseTo please is to make someone happy or satisfied.
641pleasedTo please is to give satisfaction or enjoyment to someone.
642pleasureTo pleasure is to give someone enjoyment or satisfaction.
643pointTo point is to direct attention or indicate a particular direction or location.
644poolTo pool is to combine or share resources or assets for a common purpose.
645popTo pop is to make a sudden or explosive sound, or to put something quickly into a particular place or position.
646positionTo position is to place or arrange something in a particular position or location.
647possessTo possess is to have or own something.
648postTo post is to publish or share something online or on a public platform.
649potTo pot is to plant or place a plant in a pot or container.
650poundTo pound is to hit or strike something repeatedly with force or to weigh a certain amount.
651pourTo pour is to transfer a liquid from one container to another in a steady stream.
652practiceTo practice is to repeat an activity or skill in order to improve or master it.
653prayTo pray is to communicate with a higher power or deity, often asking for guidance, help, or forgiveness.
654preferTo prefer means to like or choose one thing over another.
655prepareTo prepare is to make ready or make arrangements for something to happen or be done.
656pressTo press is to apply pressure or force to something.
657pressureTo pressure is to apply force or influence to someone or something to achieve a certain result.
658pretendTo pretend is to act or behave in a way that is not genuine or sincere, often to deceive or hide something.
659preventTo prevent means to stop something from happening or to keep something from occurring.
660priceTo price is to assign a particular monetary value to something for sale or purchase.
661prideTo pride is to feel proud or pleased about something.
662priestTo priest is to ordain or become a priest.
663printTo print is to reproduce text or images on paper or another medium.
664processTo process is to perform a series of actions to accomplish a particular task or goal.
665produceTo produce is to create or make something, often in a manufacturing or agricultural context.
666profileTo profile is to create a detailed description or analysis of a person, organization, or thing, often for investigative or marketing purposes.
667profitTo profit is to make a financial gain or benefit from something.
668programTo program is to create, design, or develop a set of instructions or procedures for a computer or machine to follow.
669progressTo progress is to move forward or make advancement in something.
670projectTo project is to plan or estimate something for the future.
671promiseTo promise is to make a commitment or assurance to do something.
672promptTo prompt is to encourage or motivate someone to do something or to remind someone of what they are supposed to do.
673proposeTo propose is to suggest or put forward a plan or idea for consideration.
674proposedTo propose is to suggest or put forward an idea or plan for consideration.
675protectTo protect is to keep safe or defend from harm or danger.
676proveTo prove is to show that something is true or real through evidence or argument.
677provideTo give or supply something to someone.
678providedTo provide is to give or supply something.
679pullTo pull is to use force to move something towards you or away from something else.
680punchTo punch is to hit someone or something with a closed fist, often as a way of expressing anger or frustration.
681purchaseTo purchase is to buy something, typically with money.
682purposeTo purpose is to intend or plan something for a specific reason or goal.
683pursueTo follow or chase after something or someone, often with determination or persistence.
684pushTo push is to apply force to move something away from oneself or towards a particular destination.
685putTo put is to place or position something in a specific location.
686qualifyTo meet the requirements or standards necessary for something, such as a job or competition.
687quarterTo quarter is to divide something into four equal parts.
688questionTo question is to ask or inquire about something in order to gain information or clarification.
689quitTo quit is to stop or give up something, often a job or activity, or to leave or abandon something.
690quoteTo quote is to repeat or reproduce someone else's words or to provide a price estimate for a product or service.
691raceTo race is to compete in a contest of speed, often with other people or animals.
692radioTo radio is to communicate with someone using a two-way radio system.
693rainTo rain is to fall as water from the clouds.
694raiseTo raise is to lift or move something to a higher position or to increase something such as a salary or voice volume.
695rangeTo range is to vary or extend between certain limits or values.
696rateTo rate is to assign a value or level of quality to something.
697reachto arrive at a particular place or achieve a particular goal.
698reactTo react is to respond to something that has happened or been said in a certain way.
699readTo read is to look at written or printed words and understand their meaning.
700readyTo ready is to prepare or make something ready for use or action.
701realizeTo realize means to become aware of something or to understand something fully.
702reasonTo reason is to think logically or rationally to come to a conclusion or make a decision.
703receiveTo receive means to be given or obtain something.
704recognizeTo recognize is to identify or acknowledge something or someone as known or familiar.
705recommendTo recommend is to suggest or advise someone to do something or to use something based on one's experience or knowledge.
706recordTo record is to document or make a permanent copy of something.
707recoverTo recover is to return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength after an illness, injury, or setback or to retrieve something that has been lost or stolen.
708reduceTo reduce means to make something smaller or decrease in size, quantity, or intensity.
709referTo refer means to mention or direct someone to something for information or help.
710referenceTo reference is to mention or allude to something.
711reflectTo reflect is to think deeply or carefully about something or to show or mirror an image or likeness.
712refuseTo refuse is to decline or reject something that is offered or asked for.
713registerTo register is to record or sign up for something.
714regretTo regret is to feel sorrow or disappointment about something that has happened or something that you have done.
715relateTo relate is to connect or associate something with something else or to tell a story or give an account of something.
716relatedTo relate is to have a connection or association with something.
717relaxTo relax is to become less tense or anxious and to rest or unwind.
718releaseTo release is to set free or let go of something or someone.
719relieveTo relieve is to ease or alleviate pain, stress, or discomfort.
720relyTo rely is to depend on someone or something for support, help, or information.
721remainTo remain is to stay in the same place or condition without moving or changing.
722remainingTo continue to exist or be left over after the rest has been taken away or used up.
723rememberTo retain or recall information or events from the past.
724remindTo remind is to bring back to one's attention or memory something that has been forgotten or overlooked.
725removeTo remove is to take away or eliminate something or someone from a particular place or situation.
726rentTo rent is to pay to use something, often a property or vehicle, for a specified period of time.
727repairTo repair is to fix or restore something that is broken or damaged.
728repeatTo repeat is to do or say something again.
729replaceTo replace is to take the place of something or someone that has been removed or substituted.
730replyTo reply is to respond or answer to a question, message, or request.
731reportto provide information about something in a formal or official manner.
732representTo represent is to act or speak on behalf of someone or something else.
733requestTo request is to ask for something in a polite or formal manner.
734requireTo require is to need or demand something as necessary or essential.
735researchTo research is to investigate or study something in order to gain knowledge or information about it.
736reserveto keep something for a particular person or purpose.
737resistTo resist is to oppose or withstand something, often as a way of fighting against it or protecting oneself.
738resolveTo resolve is to settle or solve a problem or conflict or to make a firm decision to do something.
739resortTo resort is to turn to a particular course of action as a last option.
740respectTo respect is to show admiration or deference to someone or something, typically as a result of their status, achievements, or qualities.
741respondTo respond is to answer or reply to something that has been said or done.
742restto cease activity or movement in order to regain strength or energy.
743resultTo result is to be the consequence or outcome of something.
744retainTo retain is to keep or hold onto something.
745retireTo stop working, usually because of age, and to leave one's job or profession.
746returnTo return is to go back to a previous place or state, often after being away for a period of time.
747revealTo reveal is to make something known or to uncover or disclose something that was previously hidden or secret.
748reviewTo review is to examine or analyze something in detail.
749rewardTo reward is to give something in return for good behavior or effort.
750riceTo rice is to prepare or serve rice as a dish.
751ridTo remove or get rid of something unwanted.
752rideTo ride is to sit on and control the movement of a vehicle or animal.
753ringTo ring is to produce a sound or noise like a bell or telephone.
754ripTo rip is to tear or cut something quickly and forcefully, often causing damage or destruction.
755riseto move upwards or become higher.
756riskTo risk is to take a chance or to expose oneself to the possibility of harm or loss.
757rockTo rock is to move or sway back and forth, often rhythmically or in response to external stimuli such as music or waves.
758rollTo roll is to move forward or backward by rotating on an axis or to flatten or shape something by pressing it with a cylindrical object.
759roofTo roof is to cover a building or structure with a roof.
760roomTo room is to reside or stay in a particular room or space.
761ropeTo rope is to tie or secure something with a rope.
762rowTo row is to propel a boat through water using oars.
763rubTo rub is to apply pressure and friction to something with your hands or an object, often to clean or soothe it.
764ruinTo ruin is to cause something to fall into a state of decay or destruction.
765ruleTo rule is to govern or control something, usually by established laws, regulations, or principles.
766runto move quickly on foot.
767rushTo rush is to move or do something quickly, often with urgency or in a hurry.
768sailTo sail is to travel on water in a vessel using wind power.
769salaryTo salary is to pay someone a fixed amount of money in exchange for their work or services.
770sandTo sand is to rub the surface of something with sandpaper or a similar abrasive material to make it smooth or remove imperfections.
771sandwichTo sandwich is to place something between two pieces of bread or other food.
772saveTo save is to keep something from being lost, damaged, or destroyed.
773sayTo say is to express something in words.
774scaleTo scale is to climb or ascend something, often a mountain or wall.
775scheduleTo schedule is to plan or arrange an event, appointment, or task for a specific time or date.
776schemeTo scheme is to make a plan or plot, often with a dishonest or secretive motive.
777schoolTo school is to educate or to train in a particular skill or subject.
778scoreTo score is to earn points or achieve a certain result in a game or competition.
779scratchTo scratch is to make a mark or tear on a surface by rubbing or scraping it with a sharp or rough object.
780screenTo screen is to show or display something on a screen or to examine something closely to determine its suitability.
781screwTo screw is to twist or turn something, often a screw or a bolt, to fasten or secure it in place.
782scriptTo script is to write or compose a script or screenplay.
783searchTo search is to look for something or someone, often with the intention of finding or discovering.
784seasonTo season is to add flavor or enhance the taste of food with spices or herbs.
785seatTo seat is to place someone in a position where they can sit.
786sectionTo section is to divide or separate something into sections or parts.
787secureTo secure is to make something safe or secure from harm.
788seeTo perceive something using your eyes or other senses.
789seekTo seek is to look for or search for something.
790seemTo seem means to give the impression or appear a certain way.
791selectTo select is to choose something from a group or a number of options based on a particular criteria.
792sellTo sell is to exchange goods or services for money.
793sendTo send is to cause something to be delivered or transmitted to a person or place.
794senseTo sense is to perceive or to be aware of something through one's senses.
795sentenceTo sentence is to declare or impose a punishment or penalty on someone who has been convicted of a crime.
796separateTo separate is to divide or disconnect something into parts or pieces.
797serveto provide a service or be of use to someone.
798serviceTo service is to maintain or repair something or to provide assistance or help.
799setTo set is to place or adjust something in a fixed position or arrangement.
800settleTo settle is to resolve a dispute or to come to an agreement or to establish oneself in a new place or situation.
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