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Sample words: CAN, OVERGO, LEAD, SEE, OUGHT, UNDERPUT, INLAY, REPAY, THINK, SPRING, SPIN, HEAVE, STINK, WAX, BETAKE, SPIT.
Words In Present Tense word list, defined
- CAN /kæn/ · verb (modal auxiliary); also noun
- As a modal verb, can expresses ability, possibility, permission, or a request. As a noun, it refers to a cylindrical metal container, typically used for preserving food or holding drink. Related: may, could, be able to, tin.
- LEAD /liːd/ (verb); /lɛd/ (noun) · verb and noun
- As a verb, to guide, direct, or be in charge of people or activity. As a noun, a heavy, soft metallic element; it also means a person in charge, a leading position, or the principal performer in a production. Related: guide, direct, head, conduct.
- SEE /siː/ · verb
- To perceive with the eyes, become aware of something, or understand or recognize something. It can also mean to meet someone, visit someone, or witness an event. Related: perceive, observe, understand, recognize.
- OUGHT /ɔːt/ · modal verb
- Used to indicate what someone should do or what is expected or necessary: “You ought to apologize.” In informal contexts, it can also mean “should” or “had better.” Related: should, must, need to, had better.
- INLAY /ˈɪnleɪ/ · verb and noun
- To inlay is to set one material into another, usually as a decorative or structural feature. As a noun, an inlay is the material or finished work inserted into a surrounding surface, such as a decorative inset in furniture or a dental restoration fitted into a prepared tooth. Related: inset, embed, insert, intarsia.
- REPAY /rɪˈpeɪ/ · verb
- To pay back money that has been borrowed, lent, or received. It can also mean to compensate someone for a loss or make amends for an injury. Related: reimburse, refund, pay back, compensate.
- THINK /θɪŋk/ · verb
- To use one's mind to consider, understand, or form an opinion about something. Depending on the context, it can also mean to believe, intend, imagine, or remember. Related: believe, consider, contemplate, ponder.
- SPRING /sprɪŋ/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, spring refers to the season between winter and summer, a coiled mechanical device, or a natural source of flowing water. As a verb, it means to leap or bound, or to develop or emerge rapidly. Related: season, coil, source, fountain.
- SPIN /spɪn/ · verb; noun
- To rotate rapidly around an axis, especially with a twisting or turning motion. The word also means to present information in a particular way, often with a strong bias, and can refer to moving or traveling quickly over a short distance. Related: rotate, turn, twist, whirl.
- HEAVE /hiːv/ · verb, noun
- As a verb, heave means to lift, pull, or move something with considerable effort; it can also describe a violent rise or swell, as of the sea, and the act of making a retching sound. As a noun, a heave is a strong upward or outward movement, a surge or swell, or an act of lifting something with effort. Related: lift, raise, haul, hoist.
- STINK /stɪŋk/ · noun; verb
- As a noun, stink means a strong unpleasant smell or, figuratively, a condition of being disreputable or widely disliked. As a verb, it means to give off an unpleasant smell or to be offensive, objectionable, or clearly disreputable. Related: reek, stench, smell, odor.
- WAX /wæks/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, wax is a solid, pliable substance made from animal fats, plant oils, or hydrocarbons, used in candles, cosmetics, polishes, and sealing materials. As a verb, it means to grow or become larger, stronger, or more intense, or to speak or write in an elevated or poetic style. Related: paraffin, beeswax, cerumen, enlarge.
- BETAKE /bɪˈteɪk/ · verb
- To betake oneself somewhere is to go or resort to that place; the word is used almost exclusively in the reflexive form 'betake oneself.' It is now chiefly literary and archaic. Related: repair, resort, go, proceed.
- SPIT /spɪt/ · verb and noun
- To eject saliva or another liquid from the mouth, or to say something contemptuously. As a noun, the word means saliva; it can also denote a small amount of rain, a narrow projection of land, or a rod used for roasting meat. Related: eject, expectorate, spew, precede.
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