Description | Name |
To allow; Robin Williams did it thrice in 1992. | |
To rush suddenly; a common companion of 'forth.' | |
To fizzle or die out. | |
To leave an imprint, such as with a writing utensil. | |
To trudge through an impediment such as water. | |
Ascended, stood. | |
To charge (as in money, not Light Brigade style.) | |
To move up and down. | |
To penetrate. | |
Indicates possibility similar to 'might.' | |
To sing in a group, almost exclusively in December. | |
A future tense standby synonymous with 'shall.' | |
Slang for vomiting, but not throwing other objects. | |
To tap or stroke, usually to provide comfort. | |
To honor; often sarcastically used with 'presence.' | |
| Description | Name |
Using the court to punish foes, usually via money. | |
To fasten, or to categorize somebody. | |
To annoy repeatedly; related to 'harrass.' | |
To pry open, such as with a crowbar. | |
To repel, often used in the context of evil spirits. | |
To throw with force or carelessness. | |
To put on, such as armor. | |
To come to light, either abstractly or with a horizon. | |
To steal; not used for vehicle lifting. | |
Wishfully thinking. | |
To steal, or to lift a vehicle. | |
To coat/cook with sugar or syrup. | |
To tease without spite; often followed by 'around'/'with.' | |
'i'-based action often done with the jab of a pencil. | |
Created a picture. | |
To tease without spite; often followed by 'around'/'with.' | |
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