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オンライン鍋田辞書EDICT2英語 見出し単語一覧

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  1. to grab a person by his vulnerable spot
  2. to grab and throw
  3. to grab at
  4. to grab attention
  5. to grab back
  6. to grab someone by the collar
  7. to grab someone by the lapels
  8. to grade
  9. to gradually rise
  10. to graduate
  11. to graduate from a university
  12. to graft
  13. to graft a bamboo shoot on a tree
  14. to grant
  15. to grant a person a moment
  16. to grant permission
  17. to grant someone's request
  18. to grapple
  19. to grapple with
  20. to grasp
  21. to grasp at the air
  22. to grasp back
  23. to grasp firmly
  24. to grasp the meaning
  25. to grasp tightly
  26. to grate
  27. to grate on one's nerves
  28. to gratefully accept
  29. to graze
  30. to grease
  31. to greatly admire
  32. to greedily try to win big
  33. to greet
  34. to grieve
  35. to grieve and moan
  36. to grieve over
  37. to grill
  38. to grill again
  39. to grimace
  40. to grin
  41. to grin broadly
  42. to grind
  43. to grind and mix
  44. to grind into powder
  45. to grip
  46. to grit one's teeth
  47. to groan
  48. to grope about
  49. to grope along to
  50. to grope for
  51. to grovel
  52. to grow
  53. to grow a beard
  54. to grow accustomed
  55. to grow accustomed to
  56. to grow angry
  57. to grow cold
  58. to grow dark slowly
  59. to grow dull
  60. to grow dull in color
  61. to grow fat
  62. to grow fertile
  63. to grow hazy
  64. to grow hoarse
  65. to grow horns
  66. to grow hot
  67. to grow impatient
  68. to grow in abundance
  69. to grow in clusters
  70. to grow in intensity
  71. to grow in prosperity
  72. to grow in severity
  73. to grow increasingly severe
  74. to grow light
  75. to grow lively
  76. to grow long
  77. to grow numb with cold
  78. to grow old
  79. to grow pale
  80. to grow restive
  81. to grow ripe
  82. to grow senile
  83. to grow serious
  84. to grow stale
  85. to grow stiff
  86. to grow taller
  87. to grow thick
  88. to grow thickly
  89. to grow thin and worn out
  90. to grow timid
  91. to grow together
  92. to grow up
  93. to grow vegetables
  94. to grow violent
  95. to grow voluminous
  96. to grow weary
  97. to grow wild
  98. to grow worse
  99. to growl
  100. to grub
  101. to grudge
  102. to grumble
  103. to grumble about something
  104. to grumble over one's wine cups
  105. to guarantee
  106. to guard
  107. to guess
  108. to guess exactly right
  109. to guess right
  110. to guess what a person is thinking
  111. to guess what somebody feels
  112. to guffaw
  113. to guide
  114. to gulp
  115. to gulp down
  116. to gulp down food
  117. to gulp in astonishment
  118. to gush forth
  119. to gush out
  120. to gust
  121. to gyrate
  122. to hack apart
  123. to hack down
  124. to haggle
  125. to half-rise
  126. to half-rise to one's feet
  127. to halt
  128. to halve
  129. to hammer
  130. to hammer in
  131. to hammer into place
  132. to hammer out
  133. to hammer out the details
  134. to hammer out thinly
  135. to hamper
  136. to hamper the growth of
  137. to hand down
  138. to hand in
  139. to hand out
  140. to hand over
  141. to handle
  142. to handle A as if it were B
  143. to handle a tool
  144. to handle flawlessly
  145. to handle roughly
  146. to handle skillfully
  147. to handle well
  148. to hang
  149. to hang a scroll picture
  150. to hang about
  151. to hang around
  152. to hang back
  153. to hang down
  154. to hang from
  155. to hang in the air
  156. to hang low over
  157. to hang on
  158. to hang on the wall
  159. to hang on to
  160. to hang one's head
  161. to hang one's head in shame
  162. to hang one's hopes on
  163. to hang oneself
  164. to hang out
  165. to hang out a flag
  166. to hang out with
  167. to hang over
  168. to hang up
  169. to hang up the receiver
  170. to hanker after
  171. to happen
  172. to happen across
  173. to happen in succession
  174. to happen one after another
  175. to happen over and over
  176. to happen simultaneously
  177. to happen suddenly
  178. to happen to
  179. to happen to be born
  180. to happen to be present
  181. to happen to come
  182. to happen to come along
  183. to happen to have on hand or in stock
  184. to happen to hear
  185. to happen to meet
  186. to happen to pass by
  187. to happen to ride together
  188. to happen to see
  189. to happen upon
  190. to harass
  191. to harbor
  192. to harbor ill feeling
  193. to harbor suspicion
  194. to harbour
  195. to harbour suspicion
  196. to harden
  197. to harden by kneading
  198. to harden by treading
  199. to harden earth into a mass
  200. to harden one's heart
  201. to harm
  202. to harm one's health
  203. to harmonise
  204. to harmonise with
  205. to harmonize
  206. to harmonize with
  207. to harmonize with each other
  208. to harp too long on a subject
  209. to harvest
  210. to hash
  211. to hasten
  212. to hasten one's death
  213. to hasten to join
  214. to hatch
  215. to hatch a plan and deceive someone
  216. to hatch out
  217. to hate
  218. to hate each other
  219. to hate the very sight of
  220. to haul
  221. to haul down
  222. to haul in hand over hand
  223. to haul up
  224. to haunt
  225. to haunt to death
  226. to have
  227. to have a bad debt
  228. to have a bad experience
  229. to have a bad time
  230. to have a bath in the open air
  231. to have a beard
  232. to have a bite
  233. to have a bitter experience
  234. to have a blank facial expression
  235. to have a break
  236. to have a breather
  237. to have a broad grin
  238. to have a brush with
  239. to have a brush with the law
  240. to have a certain aura
  241. to have a certain mood or feeling
  242. to have a chat with
  243. to have a child
  244. to have a chill
  245. to have a claim
  246. to have a clue
  247. to have a cold
  248. to have a comeback for every remark
  249. to have a complete set of
  250. to have a concave shape
  251. to have a congested nose
  252. to have a connection with
  253. to have a controlling presence
  254. to have a convulsion
  255. to have a coughing fit
  256. to have a cramp
  257. to have a craving for
  258. to have a critical lack
  259. to have a crowd of people
  260. to have a crush
  261. to have a deep grudge
  262. to have a desire for
  263. to have a desire to urinate
  264. to have a different look in one's eyes
  265. to have a discriminating palate
  266. to have a discussion
  267. to have a dream
  268. to have a drink together
  269. to have a dust storm
  270. to have a facial tattoo
  271. to have a family
  272. to have a flag set
  273. to have a gloomy appearance
  274. to have a glut
  275. to have a go
  276. to have a good appetite
  277. to have a good command of
  278. to have a good connection
  279. to have a good eye
  280. to have a good opportunity only to let it slip from your grasp
  281. to have a good time
  282. to have a great success
  283. to have a groundless suspicion
  284. to have a guilty conscience
  285. to have a habit of saying
  286. to have a hand
  287. to have a hand in
  288. to have a hard time
  289. to have a hard time of it
  290. to have a harmful result
  291. to have a heart attack
  292. to have a heart-to-heart talk
  293. to have a high opinion
  294. to have a high profile
  295. to have a hole
  296. to have a hunch
  297. to have a idea
  298. to have a large space to oneself
  299. to have a lasting effect
  300. to have a line in the water
  301. to have a link
  302. to have a lively exchange of ideas
  303. to have a loan
  304. to have a long life
  305. to have a long winning streak
  306. to have a lot of influence
  307. to have a lot on one's shoulders
  308. to have a love affair
  309. to have a lover
  310. to have a low opinion of
  311. to have a meal
  312. to have a meal together
  313. to have a melancholic appearance
  314. to have a mind like a steel trap
  315. to have a munch
  316. to have a name entered in the family register
  317. to have a narrow escape from death
  318. to have a narrow view of things
  319. to have a negative influence
  320. to have a nightmare
  321. to have a perverse character
  322. to have a preference
  323. to have a presentiment
  324. to have a problem with
  325. to have a qualification
  326. to have a quality that encourages you to eat more of them after
  327. to have a real feeling
  328. to have a receding hairline
  329. to have a relationship
  330. to have a reputation for
  331. to have a revenge on
  332. to have a road accident
  333. to have a rough idea of what the situation is
  334. to have a run-in with the law
  335. to have a secret affair
  336. to have a sense of shame
  337. to have a sexual relationship
  338. to have a sharp ear
  339. to have a sharp eye
  340. to have a sheen
  341. to have a shop
  342. to have a short intermission
  343. to have a shot
  344. to have a smattering knowledge of
  345. to have a smattering of
  346. to have a smattering of knowledge
  347. to have a smoke
  348. to have a sniffle
  349. to have a stomach ache
  350. to have a stomachache
  351. to have a stroke of luck
  352. to have a strong pull
  353. to have a stuffed nose
  354. to have a stuffy nose
  355. to have a surreptitious sexual relationship with
  356. to have a tacit understanding with
  357. to have a talk
  358. to have a talk with
  359. to have a taste for
  360. to have a tattoo in the corner of one's eye
  361. to have a tendency to
  362. to have a time-limit expire
  363. to have a touch of
  364. to have a trace of
  365. to have a turned-up chin
  366. to have a twisted personality
  367. to have a way with words
  368. to have a weight removed from one's mind
  369. to have abuse heaped upon
  370. to have aged without having accomplished anything
  371. to have an abortion
  372. to have an accident
  373. to have an affair
  374. to have an attack of asthma
  375. to have an audience
  376. to have an audience with
  377. to have an awful time
  378. to have an axe to grind
  379. to have an ear for music
  380. to have an edge
  381. to have an effect
  382. to have an effect on
  383. to have an erection
  384. to have an eye for
  385. to have an eye kept on one
  386. to have an eye on
  387. to have an idea
  388. to have an illicit love affair with
  389. to have an inferiority complex
  390. to have an influence on
  391. to have an interest
  392. to have an interest in
  393. to have an interval
  394. to have an interview
  395. to have an involuntary emission of semen
  396. to have an lover
  397. to have an operation
  398. to have an orgasm
  399. to have an outburst of anger
  400. to have an start
  401. to have an ulterior motive
  402. to have an uneasy conscience
  403. to have an unfavourable effect on
  404. to have an upset stomach
  405. to have an urge to
  406. to have apprehensions of
  407. to have as one's guest
  408. to have as one's leader
  409. to have authority
  410. to have become critical
  411. to have become worn
  412. to have been opened
  413. to have been reached
  414. to have blood rush to one's head
  415. to have both
  416. to have both the looks and the substance
  417. to have carnal knowledge
  418. to have cloth
  419. to have clout
  420. to have concern that
  421. to have concerns
  422. to have confidence in one's own abilities
  423. to have curtains open
  424. to have dealings with
  425. to have diarrhea
  426. to have difficulty falling asleep
  427. to have difficulty with
  428. to have digestive problems
  429. to have discord
  430. to have done
  431. to have doubts
  432. to have ended
  433. to have enough
  434. to have everything at one's disposal
  435. to have everything one's own way
  436. to have experience with
  437. to have expired
  438. to have faith in
  439. to have feelings for
  440. to have foresight
  441. to have fortune come your way
  442. to have from A to Z
  443. to have full knowledge
  444. to have fun after a period of work or stress
  445. to have fun talking about something
  446. to have glassy eyes
  447. to have glazed eyes
  448. to have go ahead
  449. to have good command
  450. to have good intentions
  451. to have good luck
  452. to have goosebumps
  453. to have gooseflesh
  454. to have great influence
  455. to have great influence over
  456. to have grown tense
  457. to have guts
  458. to have had enough of something
  459. to have heard
  460. to have heard somewhere
  461. to have in common
  462. to have in mind
  463. to have in the background
  464. to have inspiration
  465. to have learning
  466. to have legs
  467. to have lie heavy on one's conscience
  468. to have lingering effects
  469. to have lived a full life
  470. to have lived together
  471. to have long in use
  472. to have loose bowels
  473. to have loose painful bowel movement
  474. to have lost the first bloom of one's youth
  475. to have luck on one's side
  476. to have made a habit of
  477. to have many visitors
  478. to have marketable skills
  479. to have medicine be effective
  480. to have mercy on
  481. to have merit
  482. to have misgivings
  483. to have more losses than wins
  484. to have more wins than losses
  485. to have moss growing on itself
  486. to have much trouble
  487. to have nerves of steel
  488. to have never done
  489. to have no basis
  490. to have no chance
  491. to have no more at hand
  492. to have no way of knowing
  493. to have not ...
  494. to have not got the point
  495. to have occasion to do
  496. to have on
  497. to have one cup of sake after another
  498. to have one's attention attracted
  499. to have one's bid accepted
  500. to have one's bones broken
  501. to have one's breath taken away
  502. to have one's eyes bulge out of one's head
  503. to have one's eyes light up
  504. to have one's face covered with tears
  505. to have one's fame spread
  506. to have one's feelings understood
  507. to have one's feet reach the bottom
  508. to have one's fortune changes to the better
  509. to have one's fried tofu snatched by a black kite
  510. to have one's hair cut
  511. to have one's hair stand on end
  512. to have one's hands slip
  513. to have one's hands tied behind one
  514. to have one's head shaved
  515. to have one's heart completely cleared of doubt or grudge
  516. to have one's heart pound
  517. to have one's heart set on
  518. to have one's heart touched
  519. to have one's heart-strings pulled
  520. to have one's knees be about to give way
  521. to have one's labor appreciated
  522. to have one's leg cramp
  523. to have one's legs become stiff
  524. to have one's livelihood taken away
  525. to have one's mind on
  526. to have one's mind turn groundlessly to something negative
  527. to have one's name entered
  528. to have one's neck wrung
  529. to have one's nose cut off
  530. to have one's nose mutilated
  531. to have one's own field of work
  532. to have one's own way
  533. to have one's predictions turn out correct
  534. to have one's resolution waver
  535. to have one's revenge
  536. to have one's wish realised
  537. to have one's wish realized
  538. to have orderly plans
  539. to have origin in
  540. to have passed one's prime
  541. to have peaceful relations
  542. to have personal knowledge of
  543. to have pins and needles
  544. to have qualms about
  545. to have readied a bow and stand at ready
  546. to have ready
  547. to have recourse to
  548. to have relations
  549. to have repercussions
  550. to have roots in
  551. to have scruples
  552. to have scruples about
  553. to have secret communication with
  554. to have severed ties
  555. to have sex
  556. to have sex with
  557. to have sexual intercourse
  558. to have sexual relations
  559. to have sexual relations with a woman
  560. to have someone hold something
  561. to have something come to mind
  562. to have something done for oneself
  563. to have something in mind
  564. to have something in stock
  565. to have something on hand
  566. to have something to do with
  567. to have started something
  568. to have started to
  569. to have stiff shoulders
  570. to have taken root
  571. to have tattooed
  572. to have the appearance of ...
  573. to have the blues
  574. to have the creeps
  575. to have the drop
  576. to have the full array of
  577. to have the game in one's hands
  578. to have the honor of being present at a meeting
  579. to have the intention
  580. to have the memory of having done something oneself
  581. to have the personal support of
  582. to have the pleasure of meeting
  583. to have the privilege of doing
  584. to have the qualifications
  585. to have the runs
  586. to have the same way of doing
  587. to have the scales fall from one's eyes
  588. to have the selection available
  589. to have the tables turned on one
  590. to have the wind spring up
  591. to have the wind start to blow
  592. to have the wind up
  593. to have the wrong idea
  594. to have things to do
  595. to have time free
  596. to have time to spare
  597. to have to do with
  598. to have to pay out of one's own pocket.
  599. to have to wait
  600. to have training bouts with one's junior during practice
  601. to have trouble
  602. to have trouble breathing
  603. to have trouble doing ...
  604. to have trouble in one's lungs
  605. to have troubles
  606. to have two of something
  607. to have two things
  608. to have under one's thumb
  609. to have value
  610. to have your party wiped out
  611. to head-butt
  612. to headhunt
  613. to heal
  614. to heap abuse upon
  615. to heap blame upon
  616. to heap up
  617. to heap with
  618. to hear
  619. to hear a rumor
  620. to hear all about
  621. to hear by accident
  622. to hear by chance
  623. to hear of
  624. to hear someone out anyway
  625. to hearken
  626. to heat
  627. to heat something up
  628. to heat up
  629. to heave
  630. to heave up
  631. to heave with sobs
  632. to heckle
  633. to heed
  634. to heel over
  635. to heighten
  636. to hell with
  637. to help
  638. to help a person stand
  639. to help a person to his feet
  640. to help dress
  641. to help each other
  642. to help into
  643. to help leave
  644. to help on board
  645. to help one another to sake
  646. to help out
  647. to help out of
  648. to help out of danger
  649. to help sit up
  650. to help someone remove
  651. to help up
  652. to hem and haw
  653. to hemstitch
  654. to herald
  655. to herd
  656. to hesitate
  657. to hesitate to answer
  658. to hesitate to do
  659. to hesitate to do something
  660. to hesitate to say
  661. to hew
  662. to hew one's way out
  663. to hide
  664. to hide oneself
  665. to hide with paint or make-up
  666. to highlight
  667. to highlight something
  668. to hijack
  669. to hike
  670. to hinder
  671. to hinder the growth of
  672. to hint
  673. to hint at
  674. to hint at something
  675. to hire
  676. to hire out
  677. to hit
  678. to hit a nerve
  679. to hit a prize
  680. to hit against
  681. to hit and attack
  682. to hit and hit
  683. to hit at random
  684. to hit back
  685. to hit ceaselessly
  686. to hit hard
  687. to hit into
  688. to hit on
  689. to hit on a good idea
  690. to hit on an answer
  691. to hit one's stride
  692. to hit repeatedly
  693. to hit someone
  694. to hit something aimed at
  695. to hit the ball near the handle of the bat
  696. to hit the ball off the end of the bat
  697. to hit the bottom
  698. to hit the bull's-eye
  699. to hit the bullseye
  700. to hit the mark
  701. to hit the nail on the head
  702. to hit too much
  703. to hit upon
  704. to hit upon something
  705. to hit upon...
  706. to hit very hard
  707. to hit with a club
  708. to hitch
  709. to hoard
  710. to hoax
  711. to hoe
  712. to hog
  713. to hoist
  714. to hoist a flag
  715. to hoist an opponent off of his feet by his loincloth
  716. to hoist the national flag
  717. to hold
  718. to hold a banquet
  719. to hold a bow fully drawn
  720. to hold a ceremony
  721. to hold a child in one's arms
  722. to hold a grudge
  723. to hold a grudge against
  724. to hold a meeting
  725. to hold a memorial service for
  726. to hold a memorial service for the dead
  727. to hold a mountain fortress
  728. to hold a person back
  729. to hold a thing in one's arm
  730. to hold all the while
  731. to hold aloft
  732. to hold an additional item in one's hand
  733. to hold an additional post
  734. to hold an emotion for
  735. to hold an office
  736. to hold an opinion
  737. to hold at bay
  738. to hold back
  739. to hold back on or restrict sales of
  740. to hold back others from achieving success
  741. to hold between
  742. to hold dear
  743. to hold down
  744. to hold fast
  745. to hold fast deep in
  746. to hold fast to
  747. to hold firmly
  748. to hold in common
  749. to hold in one's arms
  750. to hold in one's mouth
  751. to hold in the arms
  752. to hold in the arms and carry him out of the ring
  753. to hold in the hand
  754. to hold in the mouth
  755. to hold lightly
  756. to hold off
  757. to hold on to
  758. to hold on to something
  759. to hold one's breath
  760. to hold one's ground
  761. to hold one's hands out
  762. to hold one's head high
  763. to hold one's life dear
  764. to hold one's nose
  765. to hold one's sides with laughter
  766. to hold one's temper
  767. to hold one's tongue
  768. to hold onto
  769. to hold or carry under or in the arms
  770. to hold out
  771. to hold over
  772. to hold someone tight
  773. to hold something against somebody
  774. to hold something back
  775. to hold something down
  776. to hold something reverently with both hands
  777. to hold steady
  778. to hold still
  779. to hold sway over the minds of the people
  780. to hold that
  781. to hold the key
  782. to hold the key to victory
  783. to hold the premier position
  784. to hold the purse strings
  785. to hold tightly
  786. to hold true
  787. to hold two offices concurrently
  788. to hold two or more positions concurrently
  789. to hold two posts concurrently
  790. to hold under one's nose
  791. to hold up
  792. to hold up in one's arms
  793. to hold up over one's head
  794. to hold up somebody to ridicule
  795. to hold up to the light
  796. to hollow out
  797. to home in
  798. to hone
  799. to hone one's blade
  800. to honor
  801. to honour
  802. to honour the target of one's emotions
  803. to hoof it
  804. to hook
  805. to hoop
  806. to hoot
  807. to hop
  808. to hope
  809. to hope to succeed
  810. to hover above
  811. to hover around
  812. to hover in the background
  813. to howl
  814. to huddle together
  815. to hug
  816. to hug someone close
  817. to hug tight
  818. to hull
  819. to hum
  820. to humble oneself
  821. to humble someone
  822. to humbly do ...
  823. to humiliate
  824. to humour
  825. to humour someone
  826. to hunger for love
  827. to hunt
  828. to hunt a spy
  829. to hunt after novelties
  830. to hunt around for
  831. to hunt down
  832. to hunt for a job
  833. to hunt out
  834. to hunt up
  835. to hurl
  836. to hurl abuse
  837. to hurl up
  838. to hurry
  839. to hurry on one's way
  840. to hurry to
  841. to hurry up
  842. to hurt
  843. to hurt feelings
  844. to hurt one's feelings
  845. to hurt someone's feelings
  846. to hush up
  847. to hydrate
  848. to ideate
  849. to identify
  850. to idle away one's time
  851. to idle one's time away
  852. to ignite
  853. to ignore
  854. to ignore someone
  855. to illuminate
  856. to illustrate
  857. to imagine
  858. to imagine that
  859. to imbibe
  860. to imbue
  861. to imitate
  862. to imitate or follow someone blindly
  863. to immerse
  864. to immobilise
  865. to immobilize
  866. to immobilize with a double-arm lock
  867. to impact
  868. to impair
  869. to impart
  870. to impart an ancient appearance
  871. to impel
  872. to imperil
  873. to impersonate
  874. to impersonate or claim
  875. to implant
  876. to implement
  877. to implicate
  878. to implore
  879. to implore humbly
  880. to imply
  881. to imply something in a roundabout way
  882. to import
  883. to impose
  884. to impose a duty
  885. to impose a gag order
  886. to impose on
  887. to impose widely
  888. to impound
  889. to impregnate
  890. to impress
  891. to imprison
  892. to improve
  893. to improve one's skill
  894. to in someone's hair
  895. to inbreed
  896. to incise
  897. to incite
  898. to incline
  899. to incline one's head
  900. to incline one's head to the side
  901. to incline toward
  902. to include
  903. to include a letter
  904. to include a lot of topics
  905. to include in a poem
  906. to include in the number
  907. to inconvenience
  908. to incorporate
  909. to increase
  910. to increase further
  911. to increase in value
  912. to increase one's savings
  913. to increase the staff
  914. to incubate
  915. to incur
  916. to incur divine punishment
  917. to incur someone's displeasure
  918. to incur someone's enmity
  919. to incur the anger of one's boss
  920. to indemnify
  921. to indent
  922. to indicate
  923. to indicate by pointing one's chin
  924. to indicate someone by pointing one's chin
  925. to indoctrinate
  926. to induce
  927. to induce someone to say
  928. to indulge
  929. to indulge in
  930. to inebriate
  931. to infect
  932. to infer
  933. to inflame
  934. to inflate
  935. to inflate or deflate one's age
  936. to inflict
  937. to inflict injury on someone
  938. to inflict pain
  939. to influence
  940. to influence strongly
  941. to inform
  942. to inform a superior of someone's actions
  943. to inform about
  944. to inform on someone
  945. to infringe
  946. to infringe the rules
  947. to infringe upon someone's right
  948. to infuriate your superior
  949. to infuse
  950. to ingrain into oneself
  951. to ingratiate oneself
  952. to inhabit
  953. to inhale
  954. to inherit
  955. to inherit from one's ancestors
  956. to initiate
  957. to initiate action
  958. to inject
  959. to inject a unit of dope
  960. to injure
  961. to injure one's health
  962. to ink in
  963. to inlay
  964. to inquire
  965. to inquire into
  966. to inquire into the origin
  967. to inquire of
  968. to inquire out
  969. to inquiry after someone's health in the hot season
  970. to inscribe
  971. to inscribe one's name in history
  972. to insert
  973. to insert one's arm under an opponent's arm
  974. to insert pauses or breaks
  975. to insinuate
  976. to insist
  977. to insist on
  978. to insist on one's own ideas
  979. to insist that
  980. to insist upon someone's resignation
  981. to inspect
  982. to inspire
  983. to install
  984. to install a telephone
  985. to install in place
  986. to instigate
  987. to instill
  988. to instruct
  989. to insult
  990. to insult someone behind their back
  991. to insure
  992. to integrate
  993. to intend
  994. to intend to
  995. to intend to do
  996. to intensify
  997. to intentionally pass the night without sleeping until morning
  998. to intentionally throw a ball to lower the batter's concentration
  999. to inter
  1000. to intercept
  1001. to intercept and read
  1002. to intercept the light
  1003. to interchange
  1004. to intercommunicate
  1005. to interest
  1006. to interfere
  1007. to interfere with
  1008. to interject
  1009. to interlace
  1010. to intermediate
  1011. to intermingle
  1012. to interpose
  1013. to interpret
  1014. to interrupt
  1015. to interrupt a conversation
  1016. to interrupt someone
  1017. to intersect
  1018. to intertwine
  1019. to intervene
  1020. to interweave
  1021. to intimate
  1022. to intimidate
  1023. to intoxicate
  1024. to introduce
  1025. to introduce oneself
  1026. to intrude
  1027. to intrude on
  1028. to inundate
  1029. to invade
  1030. to invade the frontier district
  1031. to invent
  1032. to invent a pretext for a quarrel
  1033. to invest
  1034. to invest in
  1035. to investigate
  1036. to investigate further
  1037. to investigate the facts
  1038. to investigate thoroughly
  1039. to invite
  1040. to invite contributions
  1041. to invite disaster
  1042. to invite in
  1043. to invite or usher in
  1044. to invite out
  1045. to invite someone to join in
  1046. to invoke
  1047. to invoke an oracle
  1048. to involve
  1049. to iron
  1050. to irrigate
  1051. to irritate
  1052. to irritate one
  1053. to isolate
  1054. to issue
  1055. to issue a manifesto
  1056. to issue instructions
  1057. to itch
  1058. to itemise
  1059. to itemize
  1060. to jab
  1061. to jabber
  1062. to jam
  1063. to jam a batter
  1064. to jam in
  1065. to jangle
  1066. to jar
  1067. to jaunt around
  1068. to jaw
  1069. to jeer
  1070. to jeer at
  1071. to jeopardize
  1072. to jerk
  1073. to jerk off
  1074. to jest
  1075. to jet out
  1076. to jilt
  1077. to jingle
  1078. to join
  1079. to join a ship
  1080. to join again
  1081. to join companions
  1082. to join forces
  1083. to join forces with
  1084. to join hands
  1085. to join hands together
  1086. to join in
  1087. to join in a performance
  1088. to join or patch together
  1089. to join or tie or knot together
  1090. to join the majority
  1091. to join together
  1092. to join up
  1093. to join up with
  1094. to joke
  1095. to joke around
  1096. to jolt
  1097. to josh
  1098. to jostle
  1099. to jot down
  1100. to jot down a note
  1101. to journalise
  1102. to journalize
  1103. to judge
  1104. to judge as being
  1105. to judge as necessary
  1106. to judge that
  1107. to juggle
  1108. to jump
  1109. to jump a bill
  1110. to jump about
  1111. to jump aside
  1112. to jump at
  1113. to jump back
  1114. to jump down
  1115. to jump from
  1116. to jump from one thing to another
  1117. to jump in
  1118. to jump in at the deep end
  1119. to jump into
  1120. to jump into the fray
  1121. to jump off
  1122. to jump off the track
  1123. to jump on
  1124. to jump out
  1125. to jump out of
  1126. to jump over
  1127. to jump the gun on
  1128. to jump up
  1129. to jump up and down
  1130. to jump up to one's feet
  1131. to jump upon
  1132. to jump with force
  1133. to justify
  1134. to jut out
  1135. to keep
  1136. to keep a diary
  1137. to keep a fine house
  1138. to keep a group entertained
  1139. to keep a house
  1140. to keep a low profile
  1141. to keep a promise
  1142. to keep a record
  1143. to keep a tally
  1144. to keep a watch
  1145. to keep a watchful eye on
  1146. to keep alive
  1147. to keep alive on
  1148. to keep an eye on
  1149. to keep an eye on someone
  1150. to keep apart
  1151. to keep at a distance
  1152. to keep at it
  1153. to keep at something for a long time
  1154. to keep away
  1155. to keep back
  1156. to keep balance
  1157. to keep boarders
  1158. to keep close to
  1159. to keep company
  1160. to keep company with
  1161. to keep cool
  1162. to keep crying
  1163. to keep doing ... without a break
  1164. to keep down
  1165. to keep everybody entertained
  1166. to keep for another occasion
  1167. to keep going
  1168. to keep house
  1169. to keep in contact
  1170. to keep in custody
  1171. to keep in mind
  1172. to keep in mind and do as one has been told
  1173. to keep in pace with
  1174. to keep in reserve
  1175. to keep in step
  1176. to keep in touch
  1177. to keep in tune with
  1178. to keep late hours
  1179. to keep on
  1180. to keep on living
  1181. to keep on one's toes
  1182. to keep one's chastity
  1183. to keep one's distance from someone
  1184. to keep one's mouth shut
  1185. to keep one's nose to the grindstone
  1186. to keep one's wit about one
  1187. to keep one's wits about one
  1188. to keep one's word
  1189. to keep others away
  1190. to keep out
  1191. to keep pushing to the end
  1192. to keep remembering
  1193. to keep running
  1194. to keep secret
  1195. to keep silent
  1196. to keep someone from doing
  1197. to keep standing
  1198. to keep step with
  1199. to keep talking
  1200. to keep to oneself
  1201. to keep to the regulations
  1202. to keep up
  1203. to keep up acquaintance
  1204. to keep waiting
  1205. to keep walking
  1206. to keep watch
  1207. to keep watch on
  1208. to keep well
  1209. to kick
  1210. to kick about
  1211. to kick away
  1212. to kick back
  1213. to kick down
  1214. to kick hard
  1215. to kick in
  1216. to kick in or open
  1217. to kick off
  1218. to kick out
  1219. to kick over
  1220. to kick the bucket
  1221. to kick to death
  1222. to kick up
  1223. to kick up a fuss
  1224. to kick upstairs
  1225. to kidnap
  1226. to kill
  1227. to kill a proposal
  1228. to kill a small bug and help a large one
  1229. to kill a small bug and save a large one
  1230. to kill by a prescription error
  1231. to kill by burning to death
  1232. to kill by hitting
  1233. to kill by running over
  1234. to kill each other
  1235. to kill off
  1236. to kill one's enemy
  1237. to kill oneself
  1238. to kill someone with a short blade
  1239. to kill underfoot
  1240. to kill using a blade
  1241. to kindle
  1242. to kiss
  1243. to knead
  1244. to knead again
  1245. to knead thoroughly
  1246. to knead together
  1247. to knead well
  1248. to kneel
  1249. to kneel and worship
  1250. to kneel down on one knee
  1251. to knit
  1252. to knit the brows
  1253. to knit together
  1254. to knock
  1255. to knock a person off his feet
  1256. to knock about
  1257. to knock against each other
  1258. to knock around
  1259. to knock at the gate
  1260. to knock down
  1261. to knock down the price of
  1262. to knock down walls
  1263. to knock off
  1264. to knock or scare out of his or her wits
  1265. to knock out
  1266. to knock over
  1267. to knock someone down
  1268. to knock someone off their feet
  1269. to knock together
  1270. to know
  1271. to know by sight
  1272. to know each other
  1273. to know from
  1274. to know intuitively
  1275. to know love
  1276. to know much of the world
  1277. to know one has enough
  1278. to know personally
  1279. to know shame
  1280. to know something by direct experience
  1281. to know something thoroughly
  1282. to know the difference between something of superior and inferior quality
  1283. to know thoroughly
  1284. to know through the skin
  1285. to kowtow
  1286. to label
  1287. to labor
  1288. to labor for the public good
  1289. to labor industriously
  1290. to labour
  1291. to lack
  1292. to lack common sense
  1293. to lack in common sense
  1294. to lacquer
  1295. to ladle
  1296. to ladle out
  1297. to ladle water into
  1298. to lag behind
  1299. to lambast
  1300. to lament
  1301. to lament the end of spring
  1302. to land
  1303. to languish
  1304. to lap
  1305. to lap something up
  1306. to lapse
  1307. to lapse into
  1308. to lapse into chaos
  1309. to lapse into delirium
  1310. to lash
  1311. to lash out at
  1312. to last
  1313. to last a long time
  1314. to lather
  1315. to laud
  1316. to laugh
  1317. to laugh at
  1318. to laugh down
  1319. to laugh heartily
  1320. to laugh merrily
  1321. to laugh scornfully
  1322. to laugh something off
  1323. to laugh to oneself
  1324. to laugh to scorn
  1325. to launch
  1326. to launch an attack
  1327. to launch oneself upon
  1328. to lavish
  1329. to lavish money on
  1330. to lay
  1331. to lay a wire
  1332. to lay across
  1333. to lay aside
  1334. to lay bare
  1335. to lay bricks
  1336. to lay down
  1337. to lay down arms
  1338. to lay down life's burden
  1339. to lay down one's life
  1340. to lay hands on
  1341. to lay in a coffin
  1342. to lay in a stock
  1343. to lay in stock
  1344. to lay low
  1345. to lay on its side
  1346. to lay one's hands on
  1347. to lay open
  1348. to lay out
  1349. to lay out a futon
  1350. to lay out in
  1351. to lay out one's bedding
  1352. to lay out the page order
  1353. to lay responsibility on someone
  1354. to lay something on
  1355. to lay something upside down
  1356. to lay the blame on
  1357. to lay the foundation
  1358. to lay tiles on
  1359. to lay waste
  1360. to lead
  1361. to lead a group of people
  1362. to lead a stingy life
  1363. to lead around
  1364. to lead around by the nose
  1365. to lead astray
  1366. to lead by matches
  1367. to lead by the hand
  1368. to lead into
  1369. to lead life
  1370. to lead someone around by the nose
  1371. to lead to
  1372. to lead to believe
  1373. to lead water to
  1374. to leaf through
  1375. to leaf through a book
  1376. to leak
  1377. to leak a major secret
  1378. to leak down
  1379. to leak out
  1380. to lean
  1381. to lean against
  1382. to lean against a wall
  1383. to lean coquettishly against
  1384. to lean forward
  1385. to lean in
  1386. to lean in close to
  1387. to lean on
  1388. to lean over
  1389. to lean to one side
  1390. to lean towards
  1391. to leap
  1392. to leap back
  1393. to leap in
  1394. to leap over
  1395. to leap to one's feet
  1396. to leap upon
  1397. to leap with great strength
  1398. to learn
  1399. to learn a lesson
  1400. to learn and obey
  1401. to learn by ear
  1402. to learn by experience
  1403. to learn by hearsay
  1404. to learn by heart
  1405. to learn from
  1406. to learn of
  1407. to learn something that might be useful later
  1408. to learn something through hearing
  1409. to lease
  1410. to leave
  1411. to leave a bad impression behind
  1412. to leave a clean aftertaste
  1413. to leave a dish half-eaten
  1414. to leave a gap
  1415. to leave a house in bad shape
  1416. to leave a message
  1417. to leave a note behind
  1418. to leave a note or document behind
  1419. to leave a room a mess
  1420. to leave a space
  1421. to leave a trail
  1422. to leave alone
  1423. to leave as
  1424. to leave as is
  1425. to leave as it is
  1426. to leave at large
  1427. to leave behind
  1428. to leave carelessly
  1429. to leave everything to
  1430. to leave flowers
  1431. to leave food half-eaten
  1432. to leave for
  1433. to leave for home
  1434. to leave half-read or unfinished
  1435. to leave half-written
  1436. to leave idle
  1437. to leave in the care of
  1438. to leave lying around
  1439. to leave no stone unturned
  1440. to leave off cargo
  1441. to leave on
  1442. to leave one's hands
  1443. to leave one's home
  1444. to leave one's parental roof
  1445. to leave one's possession
  1446. to leave one's post
  1447. to leave one's seat
  1448. to leave one's stable
  1449. to leave open
  1450. to leave out
  1451. to leave over
  1452. to leave post
  1453. to leave running
  1454. to leave someone alone
  1455. to leave something as it is
  1456. to leave something behind
  1457. to leave something out
  1458. to leave something to someone's imagination
  1459. to leave something to take care of itself or something
  1460. to leave somewhere for a time
  1461. to leave space
  1462. to leave the company
  1463. to leave the government service
  1464. to leave the nest
  1465. to leave the room
  1466. to leave things lying about
  1467. to leave this world
  1468. to leave till called for
  1469. to leave to
  1470. to leave to a person
  1471. to leave to chance
  1472. to leave to take its natural course
  1473. to leave to take its own course
  1474. to leave town
  1475. to leave traces
  1476. to leave tracks
  1477. to leave undecided
  1478. to leave undone
  1479. to leave undyed
  1480. to leave unfinished
  1481. to leave unpaid
  1482. to leave unregulated
  1483. to leave unsaid
  1484. to leave unseen or unread
  1485. to leave unspoken
  1486. to leave untidy
  1487. to leave word
  1488. to leave word with
  1489. to lecture
  1490. to leer
  1491. to lend
  1492. to lend a hand
  1493. to lend an ear
  1494. to lend an ear to
  1495. to lend money
  1496. to lengthen
  1497. to lengthen the pronunciation
  1498. to lengthen the sleeves of a kimono
  1499. to lessen
  1500. to let
  1501. to let a chance to do something slip through one's fingers
  1502. to let a matter take care of itself
  1503. to let a person have it
  1504. to let a person take hold of
  1505. to let a pitch go by
  1506. to let alone
  1507. to let an opportunity slip
  1508. to let aside
  1509. to let be
  1510. to let become
  1511. to let bygones be bygones
  1512. to let come near
  1513. to let cooked rice steam after turning off the heat
  1514. to let cool
  1515. to let cry
  1516. to let die
  1517. to let down one's hair
  1518. to let drip-dry
  1519. to let dry
  1520. to let end
  1521. to let escape
  1522. to let fall
  1523. to let get close
  1524. to let go
  1525. to let go by
  1526. to let go down
  1527. to let go of
  1528. to let go out
  1529. to let in
  1530. to let in air
  1531. to let leak
  1532. to let live
  1533. to let loose
  1534. to let loose a tiger in the field
  1535. to let loose something dangerous
  1536. to let meet
  1537. to let money lie idle
  1538. to let off
  1539. to let off a gun
  1540. to let one dance
  1541. to let one have
  1542. to let one play
  1543. to let one's feelings show
  1544. to let one's guard down
  1545. to let one's hair hang down
  1546. to let one's heart go out to
  1547. to let one's mind wander
  1548. to let oneself be persuaded
  1549. to let out
  1550. to let out a cry
  1551. to let out a roar
  1552. to let out on hire
  1553. to let pass
  1554. to let pass first
  1555. to let slide
  1556. to let slip
  1557. to let slip a secret
  1558. to let someone approach
  1559. to let someone else carry the flowers
  1560. to let someone go free
  1561. to let someone have the credit for
  1562. to let someone say
  1563. to let someone speak out
  1564. to let someone swim
  1565. to let something go past
  1566. to let something slip
  1567. to let something slip away
  1568. to let take hold of your hand
  1569. to let take part
  1570. to let the cat out of the bag
  1571. to let the matter drop
  1572. to let the rent fall into arrears
  1573. to let time pass
  1574. to let your hair down
  1575. to level
  1576. to level insults
  1577. to level the ground
  1578. to leverage
  1579. to levy
  1580. to libel
  1581. to liberate
  1582. to lick
  1583. to lick all over
  1584. to lick one's lips
  1585. to lick someone's boots
  1586. to lick something up
  1587. to lie
  1588. to lie concealed
  1589. to lie deep in
  1590. to lie dormant
  1591. to lie down
  1592. to lie face-down
  1593. to lie heavy
  1594. to lie idle
  1595. to lie in bed
  1596. to lie in wait
  1597. to lie low
  1598. to lie on one's back with legs outstretched
  1599. to lie on one's stomach
  1600. to lie on top of each other
  1601. to lie on top of one another
  1602. to lie over
  1603. to lie scattered
  1604. to lie scattered around
  1605. to lie scattered or strewn about
  1606. to lie sprawled
  1607. to lie thick
  1608. to lie with one's face on the ground
  1609. to lift
  1610. to lift a ban
  1611. to lift down
  1612. to lift in one's arms
  1613. to lift one's head
  1614. to lift one's voice
  1615. to lift up
  1616. to light
  1617. to light a fire
  1618. to light on
  1619. to light one's fingernail
  1620. to light up
  1621. to like
  1622. to like starting fights
  1623. to like this
  1624. to liken
  1625. to liken to
  1626. to liken to something else
  1627. to limit
  1628. to limp
  1629. to line
  1630. to line in a row
  1631. to line one's pockets
  1632. to line up
  1633. to line up points in a speech
  1634. to line up with
  1635. to linger
  1636. to linger on
  1637. to link
  1638. to link arms with someone
  1639. to link to the Internet
  1640. to link up
  1641. to lionise
  1642. to lionize
  1643. to liquefy
  1644. to list
  1645. to listen
  1646. to listen again
  1647. to listen attentively
  1648. to listen attentively to
  1649. to listen carefully
  1650. to listen intently
  1651. to listen repeatedly
  1652. to listen to
  1653. to listen to in an ecstasy
  1654. to listen to what someone says
  1655. to litter
  1656. to live
  1657. to live a long time
  1658. to live a wicked life
  1659. to live by the pen
  1660. to live deeply in love
  1661. to live fast
  1662. to live for the moment
  1663. to live frugally
  1664. to live in
  1665. to live in comfort
  1666. to live in luxury
  1667. to live in obscurity
  1668. to live in poverty
  1669. to live in unreliable circumstances
  1670. to live in want
  1671. to live long
  1672. to live luxuriously
  1673. to live off
  1674. to live on
  1675. to live on air
  1676. to live on love
  1677. to live one's life
  1678. to live overseas
  1679. to live through
  1680. to live under
  1681. to live under another's roof
  1682. to live up to
  1683. to live up to expectations
  1684. to live up to one's reputation
  1685. to live with
  1686. to liven up
  1687. to load
  1688. to load up
  1689. to loaf
  1690. to loaf around
  1691. to loan
  1692. to loathe
  1693. to loathe to part with
  1694. to lob
  1695. to localize
  1696. to locate
  1697. to lock
  1698. to lock in
  1699. to lock out
  1700. to lock up
  1701. to lodge
  1702. to lodge a complaint
  1703. to loiter
  1704. to loiter around
  1705. to long for
  1706. to look
  1707. to look after
  1708. to look after someone
  1709. to look after someone's affairs after he dies
  1710. to look again
  1711. to look angrily at
  1712. to look anxiously for
  1713. to look around
  1714. to look as if one is important
  1715. to look aside
  1716. to look askance
  1717. to look at
  1718. to look at cynically or ironically
  1719. to look at each other
  1720. to look at flowers
  1721. to look at out of the corner of one's eyes
  1722. to look at someone with reproach
  1723. to look at the ceiling through a reed
  1724. to look at the long term
  1725. to look at things from a biased viewpoint
  1726. to look attractive
  1727. to look away
  1728. to look back
  1729. to look back at
  1730. to look better
  1731. to look closely
  1732. to look coldly at
  1733. to look contemptuously
  1734. to look coquettish
  1735. to look daggers at somebody
  1736. to look daggers at someone
  1737. to look daunted
  1738. to look demure
  1739. to look disheartened
  1740. to look displeased
  1741. to look down
  1742. to look down into
  1743. to look down on
  1744. to look down over
  1745. to look down upon
  1746. to look downward
  1747. to look everywhere for
  1748. to look fondly at
  1749. to look foolish
  1750. to look for
  1751. to look for evidence
  1752. to look for fish by climbing a tree
  1753. to look forward to
  1754. to look forward to something
  1755. to look good
  1756. to look good enough to be shown publicly
  1757. to look good in
  1758. to look hard at
  1759. to look high and low for
  1760. to look into
  1761. to look like
  1762. to look like a commander
  1763. to look mad
  1764. to look old
  1765. to look on
  1766. to look on enviously while doing nothing
  1767. to look on passively
  1768. to look on with arms folded
  1769. to look onto
  1770. to look out
  1771. to look out on
  1772. to look out on to
  1773. to look out over
  1774. to look over
  1775. to look over one's shoulder
  1776. to look over the fence
  1777. to look pretty
  1778. to look prim
  1779. to look self-satisfied
  1780. to look sexy
  1781. to look slightly doubtful
  1782. to look slightly downward
  1783. to look slightly upward
  1784. to look solemn
  1785. to look sour
  1786. to look standoffish
  1787. to look stupid
  1788. to look sullen
  1789. to look through
  1790. to look toward
  1791. to look towards
  1792. to look unconcerned
  1793. to look up
  1794. to look up and down
  1795. to look up at
  1796. to look up to
  1797. to look up to as one's preceptor
  1798. to look upbeat
  1799. to look upon with detachment
  1800. to look upward
  1801. to look upwards
  1802. to look wise
  1803. to look with anger in one's eyes
  1804. to look young
  1805. to loom
  1806. to loom in the distance
  1807. to loopback
  1808. to loose
  1809. to loose off a shell
  1810. to loosen
  1811. to lop
  1812. to lop off
  1813. to lord it over
  1814. to lose
  1815. to lose a bet
  1816. to lose a fortune
  1817. to lose a game
  1818. to lose a leg to save one's life
  1819. to lose a pushing competition
  1820. to lose a seat
  1821. to lose an easy game
  1822. to lose color
  1823. to lose colour
  1824. to lose completely
  1825. to lose consciousness
  1826. to lose contact with
  1827. to lose control of oneself
  1828. to lose everything one has
  1829. to lose face
  1830. to lose flavor
  1831. to lose flavour
  1832. to lose focus
  1833. to lose hair
  1834. to lose heart
  1835. to lose her roughness and become urbane and good-looking
  1836. to lose hope
  1837. to lose information
  1838. to lose interest
  1839. to lose interest in
  1840. to lose is to win
  1841. to lose means of transportation
  1842. to lose one's abilities
  1843. to lose one's appetite
  1844. to lose one's astuteness
  1845. to lose one's breath
  1846. to lose one's composure
  1847. to lose one's consciousness
  1848. to lose one's cool
  1849. to lose one's edge
  1850. to lose one's energy
  1851. to lose one's eyesight
  1852. to lose one's footing
  1853. to lose one's head
  1854. to lose one's head over something
  1855. to lose one's heart to
  1856. to lose one's husband's love
  1857. to lose one's innocence
  1858. to lose one's legs
  1859. to lose one's life
  1860. to lose one's means of livelihood
  1861. to lose one's mind
  1862. to lose one's naivete
  1863. to lose one's nerve
  1864. to lose one's presence of mind
  1865. to lose one's resolve
  1866. to lose one's temper
  1867. to lose one's touch
  1868. to lose one's way
  1869. to lose oneself to
  1870. to lose patience
  1871. to lose population
  1872. to lose self-control
  1873. to lose shape
  1874. to lose sight of
  1875. to lose someone
  1876. to lose something
  1877. to lose strength
  1878. to lose the attacking initiative
  1879. to lose the means to make one's livelihood
  1880. to lose the mental battle
  1881. to lose value after a peak
  1882. to lose weight
  1883. to love
  1884. to love and be loved back
  1885. to love and be loved in return
  1886. to love beyond all else
  1887. to love dearly
  1888. to love each other
  1889. to love greatly
  1890. to love one another
  1891. to love one's child too much for their own good
  1892. to love one's daughter so much as to make her a nun
  1893. to lower
  1894. to lower in rank
  1895. to lower one's eyelids
  1896. to lower the curtain
  1897. to lower the price
  1898. to lower the quality
  1899. to lower volume so as not to be heard
  1900. to lull to sleep
  1901. to lumber
  1902. to lump together
  1903. to lunge
  1904. to lurch
  1905. to lure
  1906. to lure a person to evil ways
  1907. to lure away
  1908. to lure in
  1909. to lure out of
  1910. to lure someone
  1911. to lurk
  1912. to lust for
  1913. to lust for a woman
  1914. to lust insatiably for
  1915. to luxuriate
  1916. to macerate
  1917. to machine
  1918. to mail a letter
  1919. to maintain
  1920. to maintain equilibrium
  1921. to maintain itself
  1922. to maintain one's status
  1923. to maintain peace
  1924. to maintain the status quo
  1925. to make
  1926. to make A into B
  1927. to make a bed
  1928. to make a beginning
  1929. to make a bid
  1930. to make a big thing of
  1931. to make a blunder
  1932. to make a bold speech
  1933. to make a bold start
  1934. to make a bold statement
  1935. to make a circle
  1936. to make a circuit
  1937. to make a clear distinction
  1938. to make a comeback
  1939. to make a commotion
  1940. to make a comparison
  1941. to make a connection
  1942. to make a cutting remark
  1943. to make a decision
  1944. to make a deep bow
  1945. to make a defiant gesture
  1946. to make a dent in one's purse
  1947. to make a deposit
  1948. to make a din
  1949. to make a display
  1950. to make a display of one's originality
  1951. to make a distinction
  1952. to make a done deal
  1953. to make a drumming noise
  1954. to make a fair copy
  1955. to make a false accusation
  1956. to make a favour of something
  1957. to make a firm resolution
  1958. to make a fool of oneself
  1959. to make a fool of someone
  1960. to make a fool of yourself
  1961. to make a fresh start
  1962. to make a fresh start in life
  1963. to make a fuss
  1964. to make a gesture or say something during a break in conversation
  1965. to make a gift of
  1966. to make a go of it
  1967. to make a good choice
  1968. to make a good showing
  1969. to make a good thing out of
  1970. to make a grant
  1971. to make a habit of
  1972. to make a heap
  1973. to make a hit
  1974. to make a hole
  1975. to make a home of one's own
  1976. to make a job of
  1977. to make a leap into the dark
  1978. to make a list
  1979. to make a living
  1980. to make a long story short
  1981. to make a long-winded speech
  1982. to make a mess
  1983. to make a mess of
  1984. to make a mistake
  1985. to make a mistake in writing
  1986. to make a move
  1987. to make a move in violence
  1988. to make a move on
  1989. to make a name for oneself
  1990. to make a noise
  1991. to make a noise during a nightmare
  1992. to make a pass
  1993. to make a payment via bank deposit transfer
  1994. to make a person sweat for it
  1995. to make a person's blood run cold
  1996. to make a phone call
  1997. to make a picture
  1998. to make a pilgrimage
  1999. to make a play
  2000. to make a political issue of


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