You may feel ___ (verb), ___ (verb), and ___ (verb).
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Verb Dry Shampoo Light, $16, available May 1 at Verb.
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Verb Ghost Dry Oil, $16, available September 1 at Verb.
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"Go after," it's the wrong verb but it's the right verb, right?
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Word of the Day noun: freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility) noun: the absence of mental stress or anxiety noun: a disposition free from stress or emotion verb: lean in a comfortable resting position verb: lie when dead verb: put in a horizontal position verb: put or confide something in a person or thing verb: to put something (e.g.
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The future perfect is a verb tense composed of the future of the verb "to have", i.e.
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The grammar in the phrase is questionable -- "also" is typically used before a verb, whereas "too" usually comes after a verb.
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Word of the Day verb: remove completely from recognition or memory verb: do away with completely, without leaving a trace verb: mark for deletion, rub off, or erase verb: make undecipherable or imperceptible by obscuring or concealing adjective: reduced to nothingness _________ The word obliterate has appeared in 52 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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And some structures are more common than others: "noun verb noun noun" may be much more common than "noun noun verb noun".
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For years, Verb (Shakur Tolliver) and his best friend, Pinnacle (Matt Stango), have had an arrangement: Pinnacle rhymes, and Verb gets the crowd going.
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Shpiel Verb: to speak one's opinion at length; noun: a speech; usually intended to persuade Extra credit: in Yiddish, the verb shpiln means "to play."
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But other people's mental grammars see "greenlight" as a form of the verb "to light", an existing irregular verb with the past tense "lit"; hence "greenlit".
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It turns out that this is a verb clue, with a verb answer: If you stick something in the oven, you are HEATing it up. 21A.
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Each theme entry consists of two parts: The first is a verb and the second is a city that happens to be an anagram of the verb.
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Word of the Day noun: a short light gust of air noun: a strikeout resulting from the batter swinging at and missing the ball for the third strike noun: a lefteye flounder found in coastal waters from New England to Brazil verb: drive or carry as if by a puff of air verb: utter with a puff of air verb: perceive by inhaling through the nose verb: smoke and exhale strongly verb: strike out by swinging and missing the pitch charged as the third _________ The word whiff has appeared in 160 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day deluge \ˈdel-ˌyüj \ noun and verb noun: a heavy rain noun: the rising of a body of water and its overflowing onto normally dry land noun: an overwhelming number or amount verb: fill or cover completely, usually with water verb: fill quickly beyond capacity; as with a liquid verb: charge someone with too many tasks _________ The word deluge has appeared in 190 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day adjective: stretched out and lying at full length along the ground adjective: lying face downward verb: get into a prostrate position, as in submission verb: throw down flat, as on the ground verb: render helpless or defenseless _________ The word prostrate has appeared in 30 articles on nytimes.
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S&S identified with a certain wave of sites like Delicious Scopitone, Road Goes Ever On, No Fear of Pop, Verb/re/verb, Flashlight Tag, who later started Portals.
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Pickle can be both a noun and a verb, and it doesn't even have to be a verb activated by a vegetable, as in the case of pickled herring.
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It's a very common verb, and one could argue that it's the only verb you'd use to describe what happens when someone sees a thing and, well, reacts to it.
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At its best, art's purpose is to help [STRONG VERB] us in the face of the world we live in, [VERB ENDING IN "ING"] us along as we resist the best we can.
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In colloquial German, the verb "merkeln" now means "to prevaricate".
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Do you ever feel like that's not the right verb?
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We use the term "Borking" now almost as a verb.
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Celeb relationship coach Esther Perel says love is a verb.
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Recovery has become a verb, says science journalist Christie Aschwanden.
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Styling Product: Verb Sea Texture Cream, $16, available at Sephora.
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But on [NEW RELEASE], they [LITERALLY ANY VERB] this tendency.
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"VERB" the Border Collie is the #WKCDogShow Masters Agility Champion!
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Three accounts, each with a different verb, tell different stories.
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Could games grab hold of the ambiguity of the verb?
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The verb form of the word in German is ficken.
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To piss derives ultimately from the Vulgar Latin verb pissiare.
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Their process should not be described using the same verb.
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In this case, "down" is a verb, meaning to chug.
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By 2014, the company had moved from noun to verb.
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The word "franchise" is a verb, if you ask me.
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The lesson is: Kimchi is a verb, with many conjugations.
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"Batter," as a verb, is used both frivolously and seriously.
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"Steps up?" could be a verb clue, but not today.
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"Love is a verb, it's not the flu," he said.
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You might assume that she uses journal as a verb.
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The word exists both as a noun and a verb.
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There are hundreds of uses of "trump" as a verb.
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"There should be a transitive verb: to underdevelop," Berger writes.
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In this puzzle, the clue "Hide" is not a verb.
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An oblique form of the verb carcerare, meaning to imprison.
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Word of the Day verb: place under suspicion or cast doubt upon verb: contaminate with a disease or microorganism noun: the state of being contaminated _________ The word taint has appeared in 65 articles on nytimes.
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What if hugging were the only verb, like in HUGPUNX (2013)?
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" It derives from the french verb provenir, or "to come from.
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Nobody would design such a verb, and indeed no one did.
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BUT I THINK HE USED THE RIGHT VERB WHICH IS TICKED.
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Just a few years later, Uber is now a common verb.
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Take the newish verb "to greenlight", meaning to approve a project.
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And remember: Being an ally is a verb, not a noun.
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Indeed, she narrates with little regard for consistency of verb tense.
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A recent example I've encountered is IRE clued as a verb.
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"Stockade" was a special verb I learned as a little girl.
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The "step" in "Step between two floors" is not a verb.
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I sort of, sort of understand code now—in the same way I can look at a language I've never learned and say, "ah, that's a verb!" but not actually tell you what the verb is.
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Word of the Day verb: sharpen with a hone verb: refine or make more perfect or effective noun: a whetstone made of fine gritstone; used for sharpening razors _________ The word hone has appeared 74 times on nytimes.
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Coming out [kuhm-ing-out] | verb A lifelong process of self-acceptance.
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So, it doesn't really matter what the verb is at this point.
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Skype long ago became a verb, and once that happens, you've won.
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" That verb later became the root of the modern-day "to wink.
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Tinnitus, it was called – from the Latin verb tinnire, meaning to ring.
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" The subject is the singular "excitement," so the verb should be "was.
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Don't wedge the time element between the verb and its direct object.
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It's more of a genre of content, but not a 'verb'/noun.
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"Ship" in this context can be both a verb and a noun.
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But what if love is not just a feeling, but a verb?
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My boyfriend gave me this tote I got today from Verb products.
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The other half were given in verb form ("I support dividing Jerusalem").
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Google, the search engine that spawned its own verb, is finally 18.
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This shows Facebook's efforts to own the verb "Live" are paying off.
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Elizabeth Warren has hit a new milestone -- she is a verb. Rep.
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He started at Verb in 2001 and was there until the end.
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Tom Rosenthal, another longtime customer, went faithfully to Verb starting in 2003.
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For many people, I suspect, tickling is a verb, not a world.
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The act of vaping has even become a verb among youth: Juuling.
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In this case, it was a verb before it was a noun.
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In the vernacular, Uber is now both a noun and a verb.
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I told her which version to use and tweaked the occasional verb.
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Moreover, they are forced to use the word "Bing" as a verb.
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It can also be a verb upon conjugation to the "squigged" form.
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So why MOAB them, if we're using that as a verb now?
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Spring is ánoixi , from the verb ανοίγω, "open, uncork"—the year opens.
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"Rocks" as a verb didn't sink in right away — as in TEETERS.
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When I started at Hotchkiss, I didn't know what a verb was.
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"Run" is a verb but "running" is a gerund, she told them.
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"Web" won the 1990s, while the verb "Google" reigned over the 2000s.
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Trump's "disavow," after all, is often a verb that refuses an object.
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You're missing like three words in that sentence, including a linking verb.
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Forget cooking shrimp and grits, he said, using a much stronger verb.
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In the 1970s, the term "to parent" emerged as an active verb.
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It could be noun, verb or adjective, indicating pep, liveliness and noise.
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Word of the Day verb: cause to undergo fermentation verb: go sour or spoil verb: be in an agitated or excited state verb: work up into agitation or excitement noun: a process in which an agent causes an organic substance to break down into simpler substances; especially, the anaerobic breakdown of sugar into alcohol noun: a substance capable of bringing about fermentation noun: a state of agitation or turbulent change or development _________ The word ferment has appeared in 60 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Aug.
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Word of the Day noun: a sudden outburst of anger noun: tightly woven fabric with raised cords verb: cause to feel resentment or indignation verb: raise interest or curiosity _________ The word pique has appeared in 199 articles on NYTimes.
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The word 'google' has even entered the Oxford English Dictionary as a verb.
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From verb tense to resume length, hiring managers notice even the tiniest details.
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In its etymology are the Greek verb misein, to hate, and gyne, women.
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That's the tradeoff — or it was, rather, until Verb introduced Ghost Dry Oil.
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For New Yorkers, "brunch" is both a noun, verb, and way of life.
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"What really strikes me is that 'adulting' is now a verb," she says.
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He decides to [verb] with the help of [mutant], ignoring Charles Xavier's warnings.
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I shot back because that's the only verb the game's presented me with.
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Leaving aside the dubious verb construction, the Chinese should listen to the king.
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Ms. Oliveira, 34, used to live in Williamsburg and went to Verb frequently.
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After Verb closed, she said, she gave up drinking coffee for a while.
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For many customers, a new Verb to get their old favorites is enough.
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In this case, the word was a verb before it was a noun.
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As frequently happens, the phrase between the subject and verb threw us off.
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The "Set out on the highway?" is not a verb in this clue.
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And it's now a verb, and weren't you like a Time 1503 person?
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At first I was looking for a verb, something like following one's dream.
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But "mmus" is a verb that means "to suck" in the Arabic language.
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Verb is Director of Policy and Government Relations for Hemophilia Federation of America.
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"I hate afternoon games," he said during my visit, leaning into the verb.
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The primary verb in Heavy Rain is not shoot or jump or punch.
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Juul has become such a phenomenon that it's earned its own verb: Juuling.
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You know a platform or tech is successful when it becomes a verb.
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Someday he may find that his name, too, like Bork's, becomes a verb.
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But Verb and its corporate partners have more ambitious plans than hardware alone.
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It's like Mad Libs: Think of a verb and an oddly specific noun.
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Throw a location in, if you want, where you will verb that noun.
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"Decolonize this place is a verb," one lead activist shouted across the hall.
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You don't have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve.
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Flip one this way and you get a language where the verb comes at the end of the sentence, flip it that way for languages like English where the verb sits in the middle of the sentence, and so on.
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Word of the Day verb: remove something that has been rejected verb: look for and gather noun: the person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in quality _________ The word cull has appeared in 182 articles on nytimes.
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One of the accounts, for a fake Bruce Lopez in Louisiana, has a bio that describes him as a "Correspondent Traveler noun|linking verb|noun/verb/adjective|," which appears to reveal the formula used to write Twitter bios for the accounts.
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Word of the Day noun: the mass of eggs deposited by fish or amphibians or mollusks verb: lay spawn verb: call forth _________ The word spawn has appeared in 85 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec.
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Word of the Day verb: make (textiles) by knitting verb: tie or link together noun: a fabric made by knitting noun: a basic knitting stitch noun: needlework created by interlacing yarn in a series of connected loops using straight eyeless needles or by machine verb: to gather something into small wrinkles or folds _________ The word knit has appeared in 445 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Jan.
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But you don't need that one particular verb to make all those adjectives true.
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Now Obama's hair is graying, Beyoncé is an activist and Uber is a verb.
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Long before Venmo had become a verb, companies were working toward entirely digital transactions.
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"We would all love better if we used it as a verb," she writes.
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Not one of these four terms is, as stated on the signs, a verb.
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However, leak has been used as a verb meaning to piss since the 1590s.
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Like Facebook and Google before it, it has its own verb ("Let's Uber there").
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The verb fly, as in 'fly in the air,' is not so plain, though.
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Or could the clue be hinting at the verb "needle," which means to TEASE?
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LIKE COUNTLESS STUDENTS of German before him, Ahmed is struggling with his verb placement.
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But from my two little men, I quickly internalized that love is a verb.
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It's time that ship, a verb with an almost 30-year history, is legitimized.
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Well Done: Texas Republicans called the whole state gay, thanks to a misused verb.
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Verb, who is black, works as a hype man for the white rapper Pinnacle.
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When Verb wants to take their music in a more political direction, Pinnacle resists.
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I mean, when you have a brand that is a verb, that is amazing.
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And the verb droopeth, you know, it occurs in a number of different writers.
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In June, the president was criticized for using the verb "infest" to describe immigration.
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" Your two Mad Lib choices for the past tense verb are "loved" or "hated.
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Here's a hint: They're disguised in the starred clues as noun or verb synonyms.
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So great was the power of Thatcher's handbag, it became a verb in itself.
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Do not let yourselves get down; Faith's more a verb than it's a noun.
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The kid was something of a living verb, Lopez said -- always moving, never still.
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That could turn Verb into a material payday for both Alphabet and Johnson & Johnson.
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He wants to "surge," his verb, the hiring of immigration judges and asylum officers.
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The operative verb for breaking up the old Tappan Zee is dismantle not demolish.
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Etymologically, "procrastination" is derived from the Latin verb procrastinare — to put off until tomorrow.
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Trump knows Porter is a fully capable man who can accomplish verb-driven behavior.
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Word of the Day noun: a flat metal piece (usually a disc) used as money verb: form by stamping, punching, or printing verb: make up _________ The word coin has appeared in 269 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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Since 2013, there {verb} been only {weeksCount} full calendar {pluralizeWeek} {safeDesc}without a mass shooting.
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Schlossman calls the collection of images "Extinction," and he means that to be a verb.
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Does saying 'nigger' 'cunt' as a noun, the same as using it as a verb.
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But let's remember that love is a verb and to love means to do something.
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In its most basic sense, intifada is a variant of the Arabic verb "to shake".
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When describing your previous job history, all bullet points should start with an action verb.
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You can access verb conjugation, translate big chunks of text, access traditional dictionaries and more.
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"We also like the fact that it can be used as a verb," he said.
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For example, "gist" is often used both as a noun and a verb meaning "gossip".
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At least disrupt started off as a compact, muscular verb, an implicit call to arms.
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Watch her breadface (it's a verb now, you see) a Meat Hook sandwich loaf, below.
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"We like to say Schumer is a verb," said Senator Bob Casey, Democrat of Pennsylvania.
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"Almost in the sense that 'red' is a verb or an action word," he adds.
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By now, students have their own vocabulary built around Juul — "juuling" has become a verb.
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The answer is SIPHON, because in this puzzle, to "suck up" is a verb phrase.
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" He went on, "A surf word that we are currently tracking is the verb 'chandelier.
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Verb Surgical emerged from stealth in 2016, but little has been written about it since.
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If engineers love the project, they can apply to be hired full-time by Verb.
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If it was a verb phrase, someone would be moving out of their parents' house.
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"Love is the verb we emphasize with our Panda family," Peggy Cherng told The Times.
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We're supposed to be thinking about "lure" as a verb, and the answer is TEMPT.
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Where there's never a workplace spat and "disrupt" is a slogan rather than a verb.
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And then of course there's can the verb, which is itself only concerned with possibility.
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Word of the Day noun: a government order imposing a trade barrier verb: prevent commerce verb: ban the publication of (documents), as for security or copyright reasons _________ The word embargo has appeared in 282 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Jan.
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Word of the Day noun: (psychology) a person who tends to shrink from social contacts and become preoccupied with private thoughts verb: fold inward verb: turn inside _________ The word introvert has appeared in 47 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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Science the verb is a process of questioning, hypothesizing, experimenting, and—so, so often—being wrong.
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Today's word of the day is 'roasted' - transitive verb - to subject to severe criticism or ridicule.
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Nosh Verb: to snack; noun: a snack Oy Vey/Oy Gevalt An expression of great dismay
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For example, it's possible to create a successful new noun, verb, or adjective without much difficulty.
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Who uses the verb "to wend", except in the fixed expression "to wend one's way somewhere"?
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The relative clause describes the janitors; thus, "who" is plural and needs a plural verb. Honest.
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On the other hand, "sown" is the first choice for the past participle of this verb.
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The plural subject — "single-malt Scotch, skeet shooting and wild-boar pickle" — requires a plural verb.
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Did you really expect anything less from a woman who singlehandedly turned "glam" into a verb?
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Some are altered for Danish grammar norms, like oute, the verb "to out someone as gay".
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So what the critics really meant is that the Times erred in using an intransitive verb.
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You react to the prompt, you type your verb, and you carry it with you forever.
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Verb Surgical was formed in 2015 and demonstrated its latest prototype to investors earlier this year.
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The "doxing" definition spelled publicly as "publically," and "demonetization" — a noun — was misidentified as a verb.
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But putting a comma between a verb and its direct object is not a common mistake.
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The proper Latin verb meaning to urinate was mingere, which gives us medical words like micturition.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the Spanish verb that gives the enchilada its name.
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Verb uses the same distributor for the bagels and bought the same model of espresso machine.
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"I realized it was the coffee and the culture at Verb that I liked," she said.
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Carne asada, the verb, "asar," means to roast, and you don't roast meat on a flattop.
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The set takes the form of "[ANIMAL]ING VERB," all clued in a very straightforward way.
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The second was about a year ago when I overheard someone use ArtBinder as a verb.
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Dead = מת, the א is a future tense prefix, the י is part of the verb.
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In an accompanying vote, the linguists named "google" — the verb, that is — word of the decade.
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It's become such common vernacular that Merriam-Webster began recognizing it as a verb in 2006.
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It was during the period when friend was moving from a noun to a verb. Right?
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The theory behind what we do is based on generosity implicit in the verb 'to show.
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"Treasure" could be the buried kind, but in this puzzle, it's a verb, not a noun.
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It's singular, and so when it's the subject of a sentence, it gets a singular verb.
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He kissed his tattooed biceps when he scored, which turned his name into a verb: Kaepernicking.
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Here, "pool" transforms into a verb, and "noodles" changes meanings from the pool toys to brains.
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I knew that "Rook" could mean either a chess piece or, as a verb, a SCAM.
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These examples from news websites were not the altogether earliest uses of photoshop as a verb.
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You're meant to feel cool sharing that you "Peloton," using the startup's name as a verb.
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Word of the Day adjective: closely and firmly united or packed together adjective: having a short and solid form or stature adjective: briefly giving the gist of something verb: make more compact by or as if by pressing verb: squeeze or press together verb: compress into a wad verb: have the property of being packable or of compacting easily noun: a small and economical car noun: a small cosmetics case with a mirror; to be carried in a woman's purse noun: a signed written agreement between two or more parties (nations) to perform some action _________ The word compact has appeared in 351 articles on nytimes.
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Mr. Quigley's theme is consistent in the sense that the "uh" additions are all in the same place, but I was a bit distracted by the fact that the theme set consisted of two past tense verb phrases, a present tense verb phrase and a proper name.
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Our aesthetic is destroy, as the French say, who have converted the English verb into an adjective.
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Unfortunately for them, Le Monde noted, the students incorrectly conjugated the verb "to authorize," misspelling the word.
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Merriam-Webster defines it as a verb that means: to make more pleasant or bearable: improve, relieve.
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Auris's competitors include Medtronic, MedRobotics, Verb Surgical (backed by Alphabet and Johnson & Johnson) and even Intuitive itself.
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The fact that Robbie can't decide if he wants "rudebox" to be a noun or a verb?
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"Columbine" now is a brand, a marker, a symbol, an event, a verb, a metaphor, a label.
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The two work together to decipher that Alice and Bob are nouns while "saw" is the verb.
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The verb "bear" has 44 definitions in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), not counting the ursine noun.
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Like many brands that have gone generic, xerox is often lower-case and used as a verb.
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"Rubio is triangulating," Eleanor Clift wrote recently, choosing a Clintonian verb to describe his fuzzy, evolving positions.
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Standard English can achieve these effects with adverbs, but AAE integrates them into the verb system itself.
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"Al Green" became a part of the cultural lexicon and an actual verb entry in Urban Dictionary.
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Via the medieval French verb pissier (12th century), to piss crops up in many medieval English texts.
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The latter has actually become a verb for vacuum cleaning in the UK, such is its power.
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Parent has become a verb, only it's very rarely clear what sort of action is being propelled.
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He took enormous pride in the fact that "Meitu" had entered the Chinese lexicon as a verb.
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Someone can be a "stan" of a celebrity, or used as a verb, they can "stan" them
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Sherpas are a Nepalese ethnic group, not just an occupation or a verb, like many people believe.
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Mastiha is made from the resin of the mastic tree, from which English derives the verb masticate.
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When you don't summer as a verb, you survive on sloppy seconds that summer brings along anyhow.
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"Desaparecer" became a verb that, far from being passive, described a ferocious act of violence and dissimulation.
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The word "restaurant" comes from 18th-century Paris, derived from the French verb restaurer, meaning to restore.
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I use the verb "segregated" deliberately, to invoke a time when separate but equal was the law.
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When the word 'parent' became a verb is when we started taking it a little too seriously.
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Occasionally, he will pause, midsentence, determined to make sure he conjugates a conditional verb correctly (he does).
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In this puzzle, however, it's a verb, where we are being asked to E-SIGN the contract.
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In the end, in an ode to Pete Hamill's "News is a Verb," events dictated our path.
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"Bork" became a verb in the dictionary, meaning to obstruct "through systematic defamation or vilification" (The Hill).
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If you are rich enough to use "summer" as a verb, someone will try to murder you.
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If you are rich enough to use "summer" as a verb, someone will try to murder you.
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I can't remember the verb he used, the adjective he used, but it wasn't ... It wasn't flattering.
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Word of the Day noun: (fencing) a counterattack made immediately after successfully parrying the opponents lunge noun: a quick reply to a question or remark (especially a witty or critical one) verb: make a return thrust verb: answer back _________ The word riposte has appeared in 39 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day noun: mostly white aquatic bird having long pointed wings and short legs noun: a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of verb: fool or hoax verb: make a fool or dupe of _________ The word gull has appeared in 41 articles on nytimes.
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It will remain mandatory in several French verb tenses and when there is a clear distinction in meaning.
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" The game spells "oxide" as "oxcide," and, perhaps more forgivably, mistakes the verb "affect" for the noun "effect.
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Her sentences are short and simple, with a consistent subject-verb-object structure, building a sustained staccato rhythm.
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After all, I live in New York City, where residents use "Seamless" as a verb in everyday conversation.
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IT IS an entrepreneur's dream: make a gadget so appealing that fans turn its name into a verb.
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Verb wants not just to build surgical machines, but to get its robots to learn from one another.
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"Rob [Kardashian] and I probably Postmates the same," Jenner tells The Receipt, using the brand as a verb.
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