Vocabulary
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to scrape off; to shave off; to rub off
to be annoyed; to be inconvenienced
to lick up
to mount (e.g. a horse); to straddle; to sit astride
to ejaculate; to cum
to aim and shoot
to reinsert; to put in again; to re-enter (e.g. data, password); to repack (e.g. baggage)
to be reflected (in a mirror, window, etc.)
to worry about; to be anxious about; to be concerned about; to stress over
to torture to death; to toy with (someone) until dead; to inflict a slow and painful death
to spill over; to overflow; to begin to spill; to pour out (e.g. of tears); to gush out
to burn down; to collapse in flames; to burn and fall
to steal; to snatch away; to take away
to keep secret; to conceal
to kneel (on one knee); to crouch down (e.g. in a shooting stance)
to get caught; to be nabbed
to snap (something) forcefully; to break by force
to totter; to stagger; to tumble; to reel; to become unsteady (of one's feet)
to smoke out; to flush out with smoke
to have another round of drinks (at a different place or with different company); to start drinking again; to have a fresh round
to pull out bit by bit (with both hands); to reel in
to apply (for a position)
to be nervous
to apply (formally)
to fill in
to submit
to sign a contract
to view a property
to exchange
to return goods
to deal with (a matter)
to take part
to hold back / decline politely
to get in touch
to agree / be in favour
to oppose
to explain
to assert / insist
to be convinced
to propose