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To spread information, rumours, or stories, often unofficially or maliciously; also a nautical term for changing a ship's course.

To communicate an idea, message, or feeling clearly and effectively so that it is understood.

To rank or place something or someone higher in importance or priority than something else.

To spread information or rumours among a group of people; also to place something physically around an object.

To save money or time for a specific purpose, or to temporarily stop thinking about or dealing with a problem or feeling.

To return something to its proper storage place; also to eat or drink large amounts, send someone to prison, or save money.

To return something to its original place, or to reschedule something to a later time.

To formally present something (a proposal, question, or case) to a person or group for consideration or judgment.

To deliberately stop letting a negative past experience affect you and decide to move forward with your life.

To save money or goods regularly for use in the future.

To place something on a surface; to criticise or humiliate someone; to end an animal's life humanely; or to suppress a rebellion.

To regard or categorise someone or something in a particular way, often based on a first impression.

To add someone's name to a list to receive or participate in something, or to commit to contributing a particular amount.

To say that something is caused by or is the result of a particular thing.

To propose or offer an idea, argument, or plan for consideration; also to produce new growth (of plants).

To install equipment or a system; to invest time or effort; to make a formal request; or to say something during a conversation.

To contribute to a group effort or join with others in a shared arrangement.

To spread information, gossip, or rumors widely; or (of a person) to be sexually promiscuous.

To attribute something to a particular cause or reason; also used literally to place an object on a surface.

To shift blame, responsibility, or a task onto someone else.

Used in negative constructions to say that you believe someone is capable of a particular (usually negative) action.

To propose something directly to someone, or to challenge them with a statement or question.

To delay something to a later time; or to cause someone to feel discouraged, disgusted, or less interested.

To place clothing or an accessory on your body; to activate a device; to perform or stage something; to pretend or feign.

To deceive or trick someone successfully.

To deceive or trick someone; to gain an advantage through cunning.

To trick or deceive someone successfully; to get something by someone without them noticing.

To make oneself known in social or professional circles; or to be sexually promiscuous.

To present or express yourself effectively so that others understand your abilities, personality, or ideas.

To make a special effort or accept personal inconvenience in order to help someone.

To tell someone about something useful or connect them with a person who can help.

To extinguish a flame or light; to publish or release something; to cause someone inconvenience or annoyance; to dislocate a body part.

To communicate or convey an idea, message, or point effectively.

Used in negative constructions to indicate that you believe someone is capable of doing something unexpected or bad.

To spread a piece of information, a rumor, or a message among a group of people; also to circulate something physical among a group.

To connect a person with another person, resource, or lead that can help them.

To connect a phone call; to cause someone to experience something difficult; to successfully complete a process or get something approved.

To submit a question or proposal to someone; to apply something to a use or purpose; to cause someone to experience something.

To assemble parts into a whole; to prepare or create something by combining elements; to collect and organize.

To administer general anesthesia to someone before a medical operation; or to place someone under authority or control.

To erect or display something; to provide accommodation for someone; to provide money; to offer resistance; to nominate someone for a positi

To deceive, cheat, or take advantage of someone (chiefly regional American English).

To encourage, persuade, or pressure someone into doing something, usually something naughty or wrong.

To tolerate or accept something unpleasant, annoying, or difficult without complaining strongly.