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To tell someone confidently that something is true or will happen, so as to remove doubt or worry. Related: guarantee, promise, ensure, insure.
BARGAIN/ˈbɑːrɡɪn/ · noun, verb
As a noun, bargain means an agreement between two or more parties to exchange goods or services on particular terms, or an item bought or sold at a favorable price. As a verb, it means to negotiate the terms of a transaction. Related: deal, agreement, transaction, negotiate.
ATTEND/əˈtɛnd/ · verb
To be present at an event, gathering, or institution; or to give one's attention to and deal with something or someone. Related: be present at, visit, frequent, accompany.
BAT/bæt/ · noun, verb
A bat is chiefly a nocturnal flying mammal with membranous wings, or a stout club used to strike a ball in sports such as cricket and baseball. Related: club, racket, stick, paddle.
BARK/bɑːrk/ · noun
The tough outer covering of the trunk and branches of a tree or woody plant; also the sharp, harsh sound made by a dog. Related: rind, husk, hide, skin.
BATHE/beɪð/ · verb
To wash oneself or someone else in water, or to swim or spend time in a body of water for pleasure; also used figuratively to mean to be surrounded by or suffused with something such as light. Related: wash, cleanse, shower, lave.
BAWL/bɔːl/ · verb
To shout or call out in a loud, unrestrained voice; to cry or wail loudly, especially as a child. Related: yell, shout, holler, howl.
BARE/bɛə(r)/ · adjective, verb, noun
Without covering, clothing, or decoration; exposed. As a verb, to uncover or reveal something. Related: naked, exposed, uncovered, plain.
BRAG/bræɡ/ · verb
To talk boastfully about oneself or one's achievements in a way that others may find excessive or irritating. Related: boast, crow, gloat, swank.
BUY/baɪ/ · verb
To acquire something in exchange for money; also, figuratively, to obtain something at a cost or sacrifice, or (informally) to accept or believe an idea. Related: purchase, acquire, procure, get.
BURN/bɜːrn/ · verb
To undergo or cause destruction, damage, or injury by exposure to fire, heat, or an acid. As a noun, a burn is an injury to the skin or flesh caused by heat, fire, chemicals, electricity, or friction. Related: scorch, char, singe, sear.
BURY/ˈbɛri/ · verb
To place something or someone in the ground and cover it over, especially as a means of disposal, concealment, or — in the case of a body — interment; more broadly, to hide, cover up, or immerse something so that it is no longer visible or accessible. Related: inter, entomb, conceal, hide.
COIL/kɔɪl/ · noun
A length of something wound into a connected series of rings or spirals, or a single ring of such a series. As a verb, to wind into a coil. Related: spiral, loop, curl, whorl.
COMB/koʊm/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a comb is a toothed implement of bone, plastic, metal, or wood used to smooth, untangle, or arrange the hair, or to hold it in place. As a verb, to comb is to draw a comb through the hair, or more broadly to search an area thoroughly and systematically. Related: brush, rake, sift, trawl.
COME/kʌm/ · verb
To move or travel toward a person, place, or thing; to arrive or approach. Also used more broadly to indicate reaching a state, position, or result. Related: arrive, approach, advance, draw near.
CLIP/klɪp/ · noun, verb
A clip is a small device, typically of metal or plastic, used to hold things together firmly; as a verb, it means to fasten or attach with such a device, or to cut off a small piece from something. Related: fastener, clamp, clasp, trim.