Vocabulary
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to wake; to wake up
to assign; to allot; to allocate; to divide among; to distribute; to prorate
to dry (clothes, etc.); to desiccate
to make round; to roll up; to curl up
to plan; to plot; to propose; to design; to intend; to contemplate
to worry about (someone's welfare or comfort); to feel anxious about; to have apprehensions of
to resound; to echo; to reverberate
to run around; to bustle about
to pass (of time); to elapse
to tie (to); to fasten; to attach; to join; to bind
to see through (a lie, scheme, etc.); to see into (someone's mind); to read (someone's true feelings); to penetrate
to wake (someone) up (by calling for them); to awaken
to be bewildered; to be perplexed
to make a mistake (in); to commit an error; to do incorrectly; to err
to hum (a tune); to sing to oneself; to croon
to begin to rain; to begin to snow
to rain incessantly; to downpour
to shine
to serve; to work for; to attend
to stab to death
to join (hands); to take (each other's hands)
to be completed; to be finished; to be ready (e.g. to serve or eat)
to copy (down); to transcribe
to think of; to hit upon; to come into one's mind; to be struck with an idea
to listen repeatedly; to listen again
to break off; to come to an end; to be interrupted; to be cut short; to pause
to carry on one's shoulder; to shoulder; to bear
to jump up; to spring up
to exchange (things); to convert (currency)
to raise (esp. overhead); to brandish (e.g. sword); to flourish
to make sure of; to ascertain; to see with one's own eyes; to watch to the end; to watch to make sure (that)
to get worked up; to be eager (enthusiastic); to rouse oneself
to make one's rounds; to patrol
to achieve; to win; to gain; to attain
to sharpen; to grind; to whet; to hone; to make keen
to put together; to assemble
to send (something) unsolicited; to send without the receiver's request
to oust; to dethrone; to displace (from a position of power)
to be equal in number, degree, etc. (of two things in opposition); to balance; to cancel out
to change (with time, the ages, the seasons, etc.); to shift