Vocabulary
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to finish watching (e.g. a movie)
to be knocked about; to be tossed about; to be jostled
to like too much; to like to excess; to adore
to wear out (shoes or socks) and discard
to stare someone down; to outstare
to glare at; to scowl at; to glower at
to break off; to knock off
to feel sorry for; to pity
to lean (something) against; to set against; to prop up against
to step out of the ring; to put one's foot outside the ring
to memorize; to memorise; to recite from memory
to expose to the wind; to dry (something) in the wind
to be set up (completely); to be put together; to be composed (e.g. type)
to read to the end; to read through; to read from cover to cover
to be emaciated; to be nothing but skin and bones
to cultivate (land); to clear (land)
to chirp (of a swarm of insects); to sing
to sprout; to spring up; to come out
to lure; to entice
to consent; to allow; to accept; to agree
to buy; to pay for
to understand; to keep in mind
to be confused; to be in disorder; to be chaotic
to grumble; to complain
to defeat; to beat
to draw a tile from the wall
to frolic; to revel; to make merry
to correct (a typo, etc.)
to fetter; to shackle; to bind
to feign ignorance; to pretend one doesn't know
to drift together; to drift to the shore
to mistake (for something or someone else); to be unable to recognize
to regret
to show unwillingness (to do); to be reluctant (to do); to look annoyed; to show signs of finding something bothersome
to start; to start up; to embark on; to get going; to commence
to push forcefully
to lay the foundation for (e.g. a theory); to lay the basis for
to be inevitable; to be certain
to write incorrectly; to miswrite
to put something on top of another thing; to superimpose