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801sexTo sex is to determine the biological sex of an organism, often through visual or genetic analysis.
802shakeTo shake is to move back and forth or up and down quickly and repeatedly, or to cause something to do so.
803shallShall is a modal verb used to indicate a future action or make a suggestion.
804shameTo shame is to cause someone to feel embarrassed or guilty about something they have done.
805shapeTo shape is to form or give a particular form to something.
806shareTo share is to give a portion or part of something to someone else or to communicate thoughts or feelings with others.
807sharpTo sharp is to make something sharp or to sharpen it.
808shelterTo shelter is to provide protection or refuge for someone or something from harm or danger.
809shiftTo shift is to move or cause to move from one position, direction, or focus to another.
810shineTo shine is to give off or reflect bright light, or to excel or be outstanding in a particular way.
811shipTo ship is to transport or send something, especially by sea.
812shockTo shock is to cause a sudden surprise or disturbance.
813shoeTo shoe is to put shoes on someone's feet or to attach a metal plate to a horse's hoof.
814shootTo shoot is to fire a weapon or take a photograph or video.
815shopTo shop is to go to a store or a market to buy goods or services.
816shoulderTo shoulder is to carry or bear the weight or responsibility of something, often metaphorically.
817showTo show is to demonstrate or display something to someone.
818showerTo shower is to bathe or rinse oneself with water, often in a shower.
819shutTo shut is to close or block an opening or entrance.
820sideTo side is to choose or support a particular position or opinion in a dispute or argument.
821signTo sign is to write or mark a signature on a document or surface.
822singTo sing is to produce musical sounds with your voice.
823sinkTo sink is to descend below the surface of a liquid or to fall or drop downward.
824sitTo sit is to rest on a chair or other surface with your back upright and your legs bent.
825siteTo site is to place or locate something in a particular position or location.
826sizeTo size is to determine or adjust the size or dimensions of something.
827skinTo skin is to remove the skin from something, typically an animal or fruit.
828skirtTo skirt is to go around the edge or border of something.
829skyTo sky is to fly or soar in the sky.
830sleepTo sleep is to rest the body and mind by being in a state of unconsciousness.
831sliceTo slice is to cut something into thin pieces.
832slideTo slide is to move smoothly along a surface.
833slightTo slight is to insult or disrespect someone by treating them as unimportant or insignificant.
834slipTo slip is to slide or lose one's footing on a surface or to make a mistake or error.
835smartTo smart is to feel a sharp, stinging pain.
836smellTo smell is to detect or perceive an odor with the nose.
837smileTo smile is to make a happy or friendly facial expression by curving the corners of the mouth and showing the teeth.
838smokeTo smoke is to inhale and exhale the smoke of a burning substance, often tobacco, for recreational or medicinal purposes.
839snowTo snow is to fall from the sky as snowflakes.
840sockTo sock is to hit someone or something with a closed fist.
841soilTo soil is to make something dirty or contaminated, especially with dirt or mud.
842solveTo solve means to find an answer or solution to a problem.
843sortTo sort is to separate or arrange things into different categories or groups.
844soundTo sound is to emit or produce a noise or to make a particular impression or effect.
845sourceTo source is to obtain or acquire something from a specific origin or location, often for a particular purpose or use.
846spaceTo space is to arrange or distribute things or objects at a distance from each other, creating a specific layout or pattern.
847speakTo speak means to communicate with others using words.
848specifyTo state or describe something clearly and precisely.
849speedTo speed is to move or travel quickly.
850spellTo spell is to write or say the letters or words of a word in the correct order.
851spendTo spend is to use or expend money, time, or effort on something.
852spiritTo spirit is to carry away or move something quickly and secretly.
853spiteTo spite is to deliberately harm, annoy, or offend someone.
854splitTo split is to divide or separate something into two or more parts or pieces.
855sportTo sport is to engage in physical activity or to participate in a specific sport or game.
856spotTo spot is to see or notice something, often in a quick or casual manner.
857sprayTo spray is to disperse liquid or particles in a mist or stream.
858spreadTo spread is to extend or distribute something over an area or surface.
859springTo spring is to move quickly and suddenly in a particular direction.
860stableTo stable is to keep something or someone firmly in place and steady.
861staffTo staff is to provide with workers or employees.
862stageTo stage is to organize or plan an event or performance.
863standTo stand is to be in an upright position on your feet.
864starTo star is to feature or be the main performer in a movie, TV show, or other performance.
865startTo start is to begin or initiate an action or process.
866stateTo state is to express something clearly and precisely in words.
867stationTo station is to place or position something or someone in a particular location.
868stayto remain in a particular place or situation.
869stealTo steal is to take something without permission or to do something dishonest or unfair in order to gain an advantage.
870stepTo step is to move by lifting one foot and putting it down in a different place.
871stickTo stick is to attach or adhere something to another surface.
872stomachTo stomach is to tolerate or endure something unpleasant, often a difficult situation or task.
873stopto cease movement or action; to come to an end.
874storeTo store is to keep something in a designated place for future use or safekeeping.
875stormTo storm is to move or rush forward forcefully, often with anger or violence.
876strainTo strain is to exert oneself physically or mentally to accomplish something or to put pressure on something to make it bend or stretch.
877stressTo stress is to emphasize or place importance on something.
878stretchTo stretch is to lengthen or extend one's body or limbs, usually in order to improve flexibility or prepare for physical activity.
879strikeTo strike is to hit or impact something forcefully and often repeatedly.
880stringTo string is to thread or connect a series of objects or items together, often using a string or similar material.
881stripTo strip is to remove clothing or covering from something.
882strokeTo stroke is to move one's hand over something gently and repeatedly.
883structureTo structure is to organize or arrange something in a specific way.
884struggleTo struggle is to try very hard to do something that is difficult or to overcome a problem.
885studyTo study is to examine or learn about a subject or topic in depth, often through research or practice.
886stuffTo stuff is to fill something tightly with material or substance.
887styleTo style is to give something a particular appearance or design.
888submitTo submit is to present or hand over something for consideration or judgment.
889succeedTo succeed is to achieve a desired goal or outcome.
890suckTo suck is to draw in or take in with the mouth, or to be of poor quality or unsatisfactory.
891sufferTo suffer is to experience pain, hardship, or distress.
892sugarTo sugar is to add sugar to something.
893suggestTo suggest is to offer an idea or proposal for consideration or discussion.
894suitTo suit is to fit or be appropriate for a particular purpose, situation, or person.
895summerTo summer is to spend time during the summer season in a particular place or activity.
896sunTo sun is to expose oneself to the sun, often for the purpose of tanning or relaxing.
897supplyTo supply is to provide or make available something that is needed or wanted.
898supportTo support is to provide assistance, help, or encouragement to someone or something.
899supposeTo suppose is to assume or believe something to be true based on little or no evidence.
900surpriseTo surprise is to cause someone to feel unexpected delight or shock.
901surprisedTo surprise is to cause someone to feel a sudden sense of astonishment or disbelief, often by doing something unexpected or out of the ordinary.
902surroundTo surround is to enclose or encircle someone or something completely.
903surveyTo survey is to examine or study something in detail.
904surviveTo survive is to continue to live or exist, often despite difficult circumstances.
905suspectTo suspect is to believe or think that someone is guilty or responsible for something based on available evidence or to feel distrustful or skeptical about something.
906swimTo swim is to move through water using your body, arms, and legs.
907swingTo swing is to move back and forth or from side to side on a fixed point or to hit something with a swinging motion.
908switchTo switch is to change or exchange something for another.
909tableTo table is to put forward for discussion or consideration, often in a formal setting such as a meeting or parliamentary session.
910tackleTo tackle is to confront or deal with a problem or challenge, or to physically grab and bring down an opponent in sports.
911takeTo grab, seize or hold something.
912talkTo talk is to communicate with someone by speaking, often in a conversation or discussion.
913tankTo tank is to store or hold something in a tank, or to fail or perform poorly in a competition or activity.
914tapTo tap is to touch something gently or lightly, often to get someone's attention.
915targetTo target is to aim at or focus on a particular object or goal.
916taskTo task is to assign or give someone a particular job or responsibility to complete.
917tasteTo taste is to experience or perceive the flavor or quality of something through the mouth or sense of taste.
918taxTo tax is to impose a financial charge or burden on someone or something, usually by a government or authority.
919teachto instruct or educate someone in a particular skill or subject.
920teamTo team is to work together with others in a coordinated and collaborative way.
921tearTo tear is to pull or rip apart forcefully, usually resulting in damage to the object being torn.
922telephoneTo telephone is to make a call to someone using a telephone or similar device.
923tellTo tell is to communicate information or a story to someone, often by speaking.
924tendTo tend is to have a natural inclination or predisposition towards something or to take care of something.
925termTo term is to give a specific name or definition to something or someone.
926testTo test is to evaluate or to examine something or someone to determine their abilities or characteristics.
927textTo text is to send a message via text message.
928thankTo express gratitude or appreciation towards someone.
929themeTo theme is to design or organize something around a particular topic, idea, or concept.
930thinkTo think is to use your mind to consider and form ideas or opinions about something.
931throwTo throw is to propel something through the air by hand or by force.
932ticketTo ticket is to issue or give someone a ticket for a violation or admission to an event.
933tieTo tie is to fasten or secure something with a knot or other means.
934tillTo till is to cultivate land for crops.
935tipTo tip is to give a small amount of money to someone as a gratuity or appreciation for their service.
936tiredTo tire is to become exhausted or fatigued from physical or mental exertion.
937titleTo title is to give a name or title to something.
938toeTo toe is to touch or push something with one's toes.
939toneTo tone is to adjust or modify the tone or pitch of a sound or a voice.
940toolTo tool is to use a tool to accomplish a task.
941touchTo touch is to come into physical contact with something or someone.
942tourTo tour is to visit and explore different places, often as part of a group.
943towelTo towel is to dry or wipe oneself or something else using a towel or similar cloth.
944towerTo tower is to rise high above something, like a tower or building.
945trackTo track is to follow or monitor the progress or movement of something or someone over time.
946tradeTo trade is to exchange goods or services for other goods or services, usually for monetary gain.
947trafficTo traffic is to move goods or people from one place to another, especially on a regular basis.
948trainTo train is to teach someone a skill or to prepare for a task or activity through practice and instruction.
949transitionTo transition is to move from one state or condition to another.
950translateTo translate is to convert written or spoken words from one language into another.
951trashTo trash is to discard or dispose of something as garbage.
952travelTo travel is to go from one place to another, typically over a distance.
953treatTo treat is to behave towards someone in a particular way or to provide medical care or attention to someone.
954treeTo tree is to climb up and perch oneself in a tree.
955tripTo trip is to stumble or lose balance while walking or running.
956troubleTo trouble is to cause difficulty or problems for someone or something.
957truckTo truck is to transport or move goods by truck or other vehicle.
958trustTo trust is to believe or have confidence in someone or something.
959tryTo try is to make an attempt to do or achieve something.
960tuneTo tune is to adjust the pitch or melody of a musical instrument or voice.
961turnTo turn is to rotate or change direction around a central point.
962twistTo twist is to bend or turn something out of its natural shape or to distort or change the meaning of something.
963typeTo type is to input characters on a keyboard or typewriter.
964understandTo comprehend or grasp the meaning of something.
965upsetTo upset is to cause someone to feel disturbed, troubled, or unsettled.
966useTo use is to employ or utilize something for a particular purpose.
967vacationTo vacation is to take a period of time away from work or other responsibilities for rest, relaxation, or travel.
968valueTo value is to consider something important or worthy of respect or to assign a particular monetary worth to something.
969varyTo vary is to be different or change in some way, often in quantity or quality.
970viewTo view is to look at or observe something from a particular perspective or angle.
971visitto go to see someone or something, often for a specific purpose.
972voiceTo voice is to express or articulate one's thoughts or opinions in a clear and audible manner.
973waitTo wait is to stay in one place or delay action until a particular event occurs.
974wakeTo wake is to become conscious after sleeping or to cause someone to become conscious by making noise or touching them.
975walkto move forward on foot.
976wallTo wall is to enclose or separate with a wall.
977wantTo desire or wish for something.
978warTo war is to engage in armed conflict or struggle.
979warmTo warm is to increase the temperature or heat of something or someone.
980warnTo inform someone about a potential danger or problem.
981wasWas is the past tense of the verb "to be," which is used to indicate the existence or identity of something or someone in the past.
982washTo wash is to clean something with water and often soap or detergent.
983wasteTo waste is to use something in a way that does not produce any benefit or value or to allow something to be unused or unused efficiently.
984watchto observe something or someone closely.
985waterTo water is to give plants or crops liquid in order to help them grow, or to provide a source of hydration for humans and animals.
986waveTo wave is to move one's hand or arm back and forth to signal or greet someone.
987wearTo wear is to have something on your body as clothing or an accessory.
988weatherTo weather is to withstand or survive the effects of different weather conditions, such as rain, wind, or snow.
989webTo web is to connect or link something or someone to the internet or to other websites.
990weekendTo weekend is to spend time relaxing or engaging in leisure activities over the weekend.
991weighTo measure the weight of something or to consider and compare different options or factors.
992weightTo weight is to measure or determine the weight of something.
993wellTo well is to rise to the surface or overflow, often in reference to a liquid.
994wereWere is the past tense of the verb "to be," which is used to indicate the existence or identity of something or someone in the past.
995wheelTo wheel is to move or transport something on wheels, often a vehicle or heavy object.
996winTo win is to come first or be the most successful in a competition or game.
997windTo wind is to twist or turn something in a spiral or circular pattern.
998windowTo window is to provide or view something through a window or an opening.
999wingTo wing is to fly or glide through the air using wings or a similar mechanism.
1000wiseTo wise is to become or be wise, often through experience or learning.
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