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As of then last database dump these are entries that have english verb sections but don't have a verb template that I recognize. (If I missed a template please let me know and I'll add it to the program before the next run).

(To remove this ancient list from WhatLinksHere, I added nowiki tags. This, that and the other (talk) 07:59, 14 October 2022 (UTC))
 * patronage
 * abawed
 * abegge
 * abjugate
 * abray
 * accoy
 * FTP
 * act like a bull in a china shop
 * be
 * are
 * RTFM
 * take part
 * abut on
 * ID
 * fy
 * church
 * art
 * was
 * bee
 * bruit
 * were
 * get a move on
 * r
 * seiyuu
 * upclimb
 * mase
 * upfill
 * upgaze
 * han
 * upgrow
 * uphaf
 * dampne
 * pitch in
 * put up with
 * put down
 * put by
 * put out feelers
 * put away
 * put one over
 * put forth
 * kick out
 * kick the bucket
 * can it
 * talk through one's hat
 * lift a finger
 * get a kick out of
 * kick around
 * kick in
 * light a fire under
 * hold on
 * hang on
 * hold out
 * hold a candle
 * hold water
 * hold it
 * go to war
 * beprose
 * gaku-ran
 * am
 * flea
 * should
 * countdown
 * accumb
 * gone to the dogs
 * think about
 * hold back
 * hold one's own
 * hold over
 * hold over one's head
 * hold one's horses
 * show up
 * turn over a new leaf
 * turn up one's nose
 * stand back
 * stand by
 * stand in for
 * thumb one's nose
 * begone
 * knock somebody's socks off
 * knock out
 * knock it off
 * ginger
 * knock over
 * stick in one's craw
 * married
 * shan't
 * mote
 * lex
 * egg on
 * ny
 * wit
 * doe
 * put together
 * think of
 * spill one's guts
 * deep copy
 * shallow copy
 * apple pie
 * seize the day
 * ixnay
 * send to an early grave
 * afeared
 * drain the lizard
 * key off
 * duct tape
 * reach an early grave
 * root about
 * flip a bitch
 * hang a Louie
 * hang a Ralph
 * fall in love
 * get knotted
 * dwell on
 * file for bankruptcy
 * lose one's rag
 * talk up
 * make water
 * shed light on
 * wanna
 * bareback
 * wait for
 * frock
 * take off
 * kit out
 * hast
 * get something over with
 * aegis
 * have another think coming
 * pert
 * plaid
 * quire
 * uncipher
 * avale
 * avaunce
 * aventre
 * drill down
 * checkup
 * bounce a check
 * blow off
 * bounce a cheque
 * yode
 * skeleton
 * cancerate
 * perturbate
 * fang
 * fine-tooth comb
 * take up
 * heave-to
 * clambake
 * have eyes bigger than one's belly
 * strake
 * wasn't
 * shit oneself
 * knock out of the box
 * gimme
 * weren't
 * wert
 * wast
 * yabby
 * call collect
 * pay the fiddler
 * forget it
 * yakka
 * firebolt
 * cry havoc
 * be had
 * round the Horn
 * panel
 * shop steal
 * get jiggy
 * fute
 * hack into
 * be bothered
 * suss out
 * chillin'
 * shuffle off this mortal coil
 * antes
 * canna
 * copter
 * cox
 * curr
 * gilt
 * jot
 * lye
 * purl
 * teasel
 * wester
 * yawl
 * broider
 * toil and moil
 * bombast
 * frieze
 * frostbite
 * gainsay
 * improper
 * ketch
 * lithe
 * keep up with
 * poussette
 * rejuvenate
 * scene
 * snout
 * stang
 * swang
 * trustee
 * orange up
 * have at
 * skin up
 * boring
 * stock up
 * code review
 * stacked
 * ride shotgun
 * shotgun a beer
 * garbage collect
 * zonk out
 * webcast
 * Adam and Eve
 * iron out
 * absolue
 * amscray
 * redex
 * call on the carpet
 * whomp on
 * whomp up
 * hoover up
 * scritch
 * break new ground
 * bi bash
 * pronounciate
 * euthanasiate
 * see the forest for the trees
 * aborning
 * butt-fucking
 * hang out
 * get off with
 * get lost
 * pick on
 * pull oneself up by one's bootstraps
 * pack up
 * bottle out
 * sow one's wild oats
 * weigh down
 * eat pussy
 * go down
 * wreak havoc
 * robustify
 * zip one's lip
 * zip it
 * charging
 * hold the fort
 * fall between two stools
 * back up
 * offer the light
 * take guard
 * bottom edge
 * top edge
 * inside edge
 * outside edge
 * go batshit
 * draw a blank
 * bowl out
 * jackaroo
 * carry the bat
 * caught and bowled
 * close the face
 * cover drive
 * dead bat
 * temperate
 * trim up
 * downclimb
 * frottage
 * video conference
 * draw stumps
 * sibilate
 * forlest
 * peercast
 * take a dump
 * victuals
 * bearing
 * cut red tape
 * dap
 * wipe out
 * farm the strike
 * piss oneself
 * do a
 * go away
 * stay put
 * take in
 * throwed
 * cutting
 * make much
 * make good
 * bawl out
 * get out
 * votes
 * double-click
 * cast adrift
 * bring it on
 * follow on
 * shoulda
 * bunk off
 * reverse the charge
 * wet the shamrock
 * avoid like the plague
 * back water
 * batten down
 * take the piss
 * bear off from
 * quieten down
 * pave the way
 * agree to disagree
 * gin up
 * upsert
 * eat crow
 * pack away
 * mind one's p's and q's
 * assassin
 * DJ
 * sent off
 * send off
 * beat around the bush
 * becue
 * answer the helm
 * have second thoughts
 * play with fire
 * methinks
 * keep an eye on
 * keep in mind
 * keep quiet
 * chicken out
 * keep on
 * give somebody the creeps
 * foul out
 * pull a Homer
 * parp
 * pass away
 * pass wind
 * change one's tune
 * butt heads
 * orthonormalize
 * going to
 * buckle down
 * crank out
 * wash one's hands of
 * stopped pipe
 * break even
 * follow suit
 * flesh out
 * drag one's feet
 * cut the cheese
 * go in one ear and out the other
 * wear one's heart on one's sleeve
 * pull off
 * talk a blue streak
 * put the kibosh on
 * talk turkey
 * waste away
 * watch over
 * dash off
 * put one's foot in one's mouth
 * get the picture
 * get some
 * getting any
 * preach to the choir
 * ring a bell
 * gangbang
 * stick up for
 * stop and smell the roses
 * chill out
 * get cold feet
 * get one's feet wet
 * have the blues
 * spunk
 * have a cow
 * act up
 * feel one's oats
 * about-turn
 * run afoul of
 * find a friendly bush
 * get one's wires crossed
 * chalk up to
 * camp out
 * put one's finger on
 * rattle off
 * weed out
 * weigh anchor
 * stick with
 * nail down
 * pin down
 * scratch the surface
 * hold one's tongue
 * smell a rat
 * back out
 * turn into a pumpkin
 * hit the nail on the head
 * put two and two together
 * make one's teeth itch
 * tag along
 * lie through one's teeth
 * wannabe
 * make a meal of
 * take a spill
 * spread like wildfire
 * pull the plug
 * hit the hay
 * hit the sack
 * win over
 * unshift
 * give somebody a hand
 * raise the bar
 * breathe easy
 * telegram
 * wrap up
 * write down
 * write-off
 * gratulate
 * hang out one's shingle
 * wither away
 * devoted
 * go the way of the dinosaurs
 * play it by ear
 * hit the road
 * put one's best foot forward
 * prime factor
 * get somebody's goat
 * zero in on
 * get in
 * hand over
 * kick the tires and light the fires
 * brace aback
 * brace about
 * brace abox
 * brace by
 * brace in
 * brace sharp
 * break ground
 * tell off
 * abide by
 * abide with
 * comply with
 * hard code
 * eat one's own dog food
 * coöpt
 * reëducate
 * follow up
 * sandwich board
 * take a breather
 * reinvent the wheel
 * tip one's hand
 * engrossing
 * buy straw hats in winter
 * read between the lines
 * give up the ghost
 * act one's age
 * tickle the ivories
 * have it in for
 * chew somebody out
 * bangtail
 * shoot the breeze
 * learn the ropes
 * wing it
 * bend over backwards
 * hear through the grapevine
 * let on
 * have the hots for
 * talk a mile a minute
 * catch some z's
 * go the way of the dodo
 * set in stone
 * fall through the cracks
 * crack up
 * crack down on
 * square away
 * zero in
 * have a blast
 * take it easy
 * put one's feet up
 * kick back
 * count on
 * clean up one's act
 * rip off
 * have had it up to here
 * throw in the towel
 * blow one away
 * step on it
 * cut somebody some slack
 * pull a fast one
 * take exception to
 * blow over
 * get on with
 * make ends meet
 * spin one's wheels
 * take to heart
 * take a spin
 * go for a song
 * cock up
 * ass into gear
 * beat a dead horse
 * add insult to injury
 * drop somebody a line
 * flog a dead horse
 * keep it on the barber pole
 * double check
 * throw for a loop
 * make do
 * pushing up daisies
 * chew the fat
 * dolven
 * busts
 * rain on somebody's parade
 * say cheese
 * catch on
 * cease to be
 * make an example of
 * burst somebody's bubble
 * take it out on
 * ka
 * rike
 * chime in
 * keep somebody posted
 * hold the phone
 * play hooky
 * bail out
 * beef up
 * cop on
 * go to town
 * go all out
 * major in
 * pull out all the stops
 * egg somebody on
 * keep up appearances
 * gunk up
 * blazed
 * gathering
 * get together
 * rain buckets
 * flip off
 * keep a lid on
 * let the cat out of the bag
 * try one's hand
 * goof up
 * see eye to eye
 * put the cart before the horse
 * cha-ching
 * be at one's beck and call
 * nose to the grindstone
 * keep up with the Joneses
 * set up
 * lie down
 * mend fences
 * go downhill
 * spoken for
 * speak for
 * speak for oneself
 * branch out
 * nail Jell-O to a tree
 * throw somebody a curve
 * boil down
 * come down to
 * polling
 * flick off
 * bowl a googly
 * come to grips
 * come to terms
 * chat up
 * leave well enough alone
 * take it from me
 * rest assured
 * make short work of
 * sink one's teeth into
 * come a cropper
 * take to task
 * shape up
 * slip through the cracks
 * shake on it
 * hit one's stride
 * kill two birds with one stone
 * take a back seat
 * mugging
 * don't hold your breath
 * raise Cain
 * do away with
 * leave somebody holding the bag
 * be there for
 * scarf down
 * play hookey
 * mean the world to
 * screw up
 * center punch
 * point the finger
 * think twice
 * marmiting
 * crack down
 * eat one's words
 * shoot through like a Bondi tram
 * blow it
 * top off
 * keep tabs on
 * come out of the woodwork
 * draw straws
 * draw the short straw
 * whoop it up
 * blot
 * blot out
 * top oneself
 * bungee jump
 * cut and paste
 * start over
 * bases
 * burn the midnight oil
 * ham it up
 * kithe
 * specialized
 * pop the question
 * send somebody packing
 * jagged
 * take it away
 * take silk
 * man-mark
 * think better of it
 * change one's mind
 * have one's heart set on
 * roll out the red carpet
 * clear cut
 * get on somebody's case
 * twiddle one's thumbs
 * blue-pencil
 * take something in one's stride
 * fold up
 * run and gun
 * look into
 * get away with
 * get into trouble
 * look after
 * pound the pavement
 * buckle up
 * shell out
 * crunch numbers
 * make believe
 * catch a falling knife
 * fight the tape
 * lighten up
 * pull strings
 * straighten out
 * cathect
 * make amends
 * start off on the wrong foot
 * mop up
 * leave somebody in the lurch
 * hit the trail
 * hit home
 * go for a roll in the hay
 * pay through the nose
 * go for broke
 * tiptoe around
 * drop dead
 * rack one's brain
 * bite off more than one can chew
 * pay for it
 * take the cake
 * shake a leg
 * fingerbang
 * separate the wheat from the chaff
 * touch base
 * give the time of day
 * keep an eye peeled
 * get rid of
 * zyxt
 * let somebody down
 * sham Abram
 * cast up one's accounts
 * ride a horse foaled by an acorn
 * eat the wind
 * leave somebody high and dry
 * put one's foot down
 * double back
 * throw off
 * tread lightly
 * see something through
 * bring one's arse to an anchor
 * angle for farthings
 * sprain one's ankle
 * knock Anthony
 * cuff Jonas
 * manoeuvre the apostles
 * talk like an apothecary
 * fight in armour
 * hang an arse
 * arse about
 * sell a bargain
 * avoir du pois lay
 * make a pig's ear of
 * get a life
 * save one's bacon
 * run down
 * tip off
 * squint like a bag of nails
 * beat Banaghan
 * bang up
 * pop the cherry
 * give somebody the slip
 * gybe
 * trick-or-treat
 * durst
 * leave to one's own devices
 * cross-link
 * burn one's candle at both ends
 * quadfurcate
 * louse up
 * tie up
 * hit on
 * stand one's ground
 * smack of
 * pull somebody's leg
 * Horlicks
 * rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic
 * uplay
 * uplead
 * uplean
 * uplock
 * uplook
 * uppluck
 * upprop
 * basting
 * shoot the shit
 * ruffle some feathers
 * have one's hands full
 * give chase
 * have a ball
 * used to
 * tacking
 * cross-examine
 * get off lightly
 * walk the dog
 * spring for
 * bust chops
 * tail off
 * take away
 * take for granted
 * take it in stride
 * take no notice of
 * gun it
 * make the welkin ring
 * pan out
 * handle with kid gloves
 * take the offensive
 * take aback
 * take after
 * take back
 * take over
 * talk shop
 * talk over
 * escheat
 * go off half-cocked
 * bark up the wrong tree
 * take one's lumps
 * go back to the drawing board
 * make a stink
 * make a mountain out of a molehill
 * disposes
 * count sheep
 * go ballistic
 * inquire after
 * team up with
 * tear along
 * give somebody a piece of one's mind
 * get with child
 * keep one's eyes peeled
 * take out
 * shalt
 * lights
 * go against the grain
 * chinning
 * take a powder
 * leg glance
 * be all ears
 * highball
 * bootjack
 * drown out
 * hold forth
 * steel oneself
 * bagsy
 * cast aspersions
 * intentional walk
 * keep an eye out
 * stick it out
 * no ball
 * off drive
 * on drive
 * open the face
 * overpitch
 * fraynen
 * spill the beans
 * pull down
 * push the envelope
 * pitch out
 * pitch around
 * play on
 * crosses
 * run off
 * hop n pop
 * retire hurt
 * reverse sweep
 * reverse swing
 * run up
 * fight fires
 * rustle up
 * have an axe to grind
 * commanding
 * colourise
 * sleep together
 * bludge
 * pull out
 * take the reins
 * get a leg up
 * make up one's mind
 * rounded
 * finna
 * sell like hot cakes
 * have a whale of a time
 * make headway
 * take exception
 * get to the bottom of
 * be mother
 * cop a feel
 * break one off
 * set aside
 * drag bunt
 * sit dead-red
 * dost
 * catabolize
 * vom
 * shoulder arms
 * show a little ginger
 * plug the runner
 * soak the runner
 * read somebody the riot act
 * spazz out
 * flog the dolphin
 * get out at Haymarket
 * three-peat
 * suck rocks
 * go ape
 * back into
 * cacumate
 * line bees
 * cross the line
 * to give a person line
 * get with the program
 * rule out
 * keep the wolf from the door
 * pick corners
 * drop a bollock
 * learn by heart
 * commit to memory
 * commit a bill
 * let alone
 * take a dim view of
 * tumble dry
 * brush off
 * thoil
 * analyzed
 * plowing
 * roll down the windows
 * go platinum
 * flames
 * assisted
 * ask for
 * worshipped
 * put through its paces
 * chase tail
 * thieves
 * have a frog in one's throat
 * put a sock in it
 * windup
 * give somebody pause
 * long live
 * drowning
 * ploop
 * chantpleure
 * shouldn't
 * take the fifth
 * cut one's teeth
 * slip one's mind
 * beg the question
 * didst
 * put forward
 * piss and moan
 * run the gamut
 * hang up one's boots
 * steal somebody's thunder
 * mind one's own business
 * get one's nose out of joint
 * pass on
 * make sure
 * give somebody a hard time
 * strike while the iron is hot
 * pick up the tab
 * tone down
 * lay hands on
 * hem and haw
 * duke it out
 * take a chance
 * stew in one's juices
 * follow through
 * eye up
 * cover one's bases
 * frog march
 * grab some pine
 * take liberties
 * take the liberty
 * nip in the bud
 * see a man
 * lese
 * take out of context
 * wee-wee
 * tick off
 * crack on
 * bets
 * slip into something a little more comfortable
 * blaze a trail
 * get it over with
 * look forward
 * catch air
 * catch big air
 * daresay
 * swim the Thames
 * doll up
 * pardon my French
 * blooter
 * let go
 * have a mind like a sieve
 * let in
 * make for
 * throw the baby out with the bathwater
 * go yard
 * rots
 * loops
 * keep around
 * kick oneself
 * kid around
 * kneel before
 * have egg on one's face
 * take up the cudgel for
 * toot one's own horn
 * juts
 * pleading
 * serves
 * look at
 * not have a bean
 * have one's name on it
 * bring it weak
 * tap up
 * googlewhore
 * glaze over
 * give somebody the brush-off
 * ride Bayard of ten toes
 * have a bone to pick
 * shake one's ass
 * get the hang of
 * cut it close
 * drum up
 * had better
 * eat humble pie
 * isomerize
 * woe betide
 * call back
 * make a muscle
 * meseems
 * akether
 * know like the back of one's hand
 * keep out
 * don't knock yourself out
 * go pear-shaped
 * open one's big mouth
 * drown one's sorrows
 * keep someone in the loop
 * firm up
 * be glad to see the back of
 * Betamax
 * lives
 * peel out
 * toepoke
 * powers
 * fit into
 * answer the call of nature
 * can'st
 * maketh
 * nihilate
 * fall on deaf ears
 * extract the urine
 * upset the applecart
 * bet your bottom dollar
 * kick like a mule
 * pull one's finger out
 * pull one's socks up
 * follow in someone's footsteps
 * asking
 * bang out
 * throw one's toys out of the pram
 * tinct
 * get a grip
 * close out
 * hit and run
 * fight shy of
 * burn one's fingers
 * get one's finger out
 * point the finger at
 * throw out
 * pore over
 * rub somebody the wrong way
 * soldier on
 * quake in one's boots
 * hand it to somebody
 * be on to
 * braced
 * break the back of
 * go over like a ton of bricks
 * rocks
 * retarded
 * call it quits
 * stay the course
 * ask out
 * blow out
 * bring forward
 * have one's work cut out for one
 * pass gas
 * slog-sweep
 * think over
 * go to the dogs
 * draw back
 * get back at
 * give somebody the cold shoulder
 * come out in the wash
 * pig it
 * do the trick
 * knock on wood
 * thrash out
 * fuck over
 * be off
 * overwhelming
 * stir-fry
 * reach for the stars
 * have one's head in the clouds
 * pup
 * price out of the market
 * pour oil on troubled waters
 * have an eye for
 * get one's foot in the door
 * cover up
 * give notice
 * size up
 * stick to
 * keep shtum
 * haint
 * draw the line
 * macule
 * maffle
 * magnificate
 * fade in
 * scoot over
 * be left holding the baby
 * disabled
 * disturbing
 * agrise
 * let sleeping dogs lie
 * blocked
 * bedight
 * brail
 * play the ponies
 * get tied up
 * beest
 * lay a finger on
 * impoverished
 * stap
 * write out
 * cybersex
 * recompete
 * scare out of one's wits
 * invected
 * rest on one's laurels
 * foin
 * gaw
 * bow out
 * fall out
 * pay attention
 * deal with
 * rub it in
 * rub off
 * rub off on
 * cut out
 * throw down the gauntlet
 * take up the gauntlet
 * throw back
 * thumb a lift
 * abound in
 * abound with
 * tick over
 * Beat Juice
 * abid
 * play with oneself
 * tidy-up
 * toss one's cookies
 * retrospect
 * shoulder check
 * get stuck in
 * borne out
 * respite
 * get after
 * get away
 * whistle Dixie
 * canst
 * toe the line
 * go after
 * crome
 * crossgrade
 * walk the plank
 * bang on
 * dares
 * get cracking
 * divvy up
 * go it alone
 * die out
 * get somebody's back up
 * put someone's back up
 * choke the chicken
 * fill somebody's shoes
 * hold somebody's hand
 * take somebody's word for it
 * put one past somebody
 * mop the floor with somebody
 * not be caught dead
 * aiming
 * ailing
 * aiding
 * swim the Tiber
 * awent
 * agone
 * rock the boat
 * scare the pants off of
 * knots
 * courses
 * attacks
 * buttons
 * fertilizes
 * fertilizing
 * fertilized
 * craving
 * have truck with
 * flooring
 * rule on
 * coating
 * get around
 * detached
 * be able to
 * wears
 * visiting
 * spurns
 * get around to
 * get out of
 * get out of here
 * get out of there
 * engaging
 * emblazons
 * emblazoning
 * blessèd
 * trifle with
 * kayaking
 * lone it
 * worshiped
 * worshiping
 * films
 * rule with an iron fist
 * make it snappy
 * tell all
 * tinkle the ivories
 * mince words
 * raise somebody's hackles
 * freak out
 * shoot oneself in the foot
 * put all one's eggs in one basket
 * not give a tinker's cuss
 * throw a spanner in the works
 * caught in the act
 * 120 reset
 * Houdini
 * have bats in one's belfry
 * blurt out
 * tough it out
 * put up one's dukes
 * add one's twopenn'orth
 * back down
 * eat someone out of house and home
 * hang in there
 * quaere
 * flehm
 * stoked
 * could've
 * should've
 * give about
 * give against
 * give into
 * give by
 * give me
 * give the lie to
 * give of oneself
 * give place
 * give rise to
 * bulletin
 * quo
 * give cry
 * chi-ike
 * think of England
 * take the bull by the horns
 * give it the gun
 * give a gun
 * grasp at straws
 * not leave one's thoughts
 * put one's mind to it
 * make a go of it
 * quat
 * quackle
 * matting
 * lick one's wounds
 * think up
 * get the drift
 * run over
 * cross out
 * cross off
 * measure up
 * keep somebody in stitches
 * take a crack at
 * level set
 * spot check
 * farts
 * beg to differ
 * save face
 * give face
 * mills
 * kumbaya
 * come of age
 * throw a wobbly
 * put to sleep
 * rides
 * clock in
 * clock out
 * have one's wits about one
 * blow somebody out of the water
 * upclomb
 * clear the air
 * come down with
 * monkey around
 * pile up
 * get this show on the road
 * put somebody in his place
 * head up
 * watch out
 * dress up
 * get on like a house on fire
 * get by
 * add up
 * about turn
 * about face
 * make one's skin crawl
 * go without saying
 * get one's act together
 * beat somebody to the punch
 * go out of one's way
 * go the extra mile
 * shore up
 * pull away
 * bat for the other team
 * take to the streets
 * rsvp
 * jump on the bandwagon
 * scrape through
 * hang out with
 * suffer fools gladly
 * flip burgers
 * messengers
 * catch one's eyes
 * lock and load
 * shut down
 * speak up
 * speak out
 * keep one on one's toes
 * carry on
 * let slip
 * keep one's lips sealed
 * fattening
 * watch your six
 * tacet
 * feel up
 * close in on
 * pull up
 * lay the groundwork
 * take the heat
 * chew out
 * do one's darnedest
 * do one's damnedest
 * break the law
 * go about
 * might've
 * attested
 * not have the faintest
 * get the ball rolling
 * drag out
 * give it a whirl
 * give it a go
 * give it the old college try
 * give it one's best shot
 * taketh
 * lose the plot
 * pick up the phone
 * stick one's nose in
 * face up to
 * fade to black
 * file away
 * will do
 * chip in
 * goof off
 * sleep in
 * spring to mind
 * take a dive
 * take lying down
 * take the wind out of one's sails
 * take the field
 * take kindly
 * take effect
 * bust one's chops
 * shende
 * bat an eyelash
 * solver
 * attired
 * banded
 * belled
 * stick around
 * take sitting down
 * get what's coming to one
 * dodge a bullet
 * jailbreak
 * benet
 * armored
 * fly in the face of
 * have it coming
 * burn out
 * take its toll
 * put through the wringer
 * go ahead
 * have a word with
 * plug away
 * give someone the eye
 * aquatint
 * focusing
 * cut it
 * corner the market
 * make the grade
 * have one's ducks in a row
 * get a handle on
 * have a handle on
 * speak one's mind
 * call on
 * make oneself scarce
 * polluted
 * polluting
 * acquittance
 * pipe down
 * amazed
 * auscult
 * go the whole hog
 * look on
 * showcases
 * sloshed
 * take the biscuit
 * ring off the hook
 * farm out
 * hit the books
 * outspan
 * wemmed
 * snook
 * test the waters
 * slip up
 * give a sneck posset
 * tackles
 * fadeth
 * have to do
 * run away
 * have it made
 * snick or snee
 * lose one's marbles
 * room together
 * take sides
 * make light of
 * have sex
 * spooge
 * root up
 * get the better of
 * exploring
 * get up on the wrong side of bed
 * stonish
 * not be able to get a word in edgeways
 * split the house
 * curmur
 * smokum
 * run out the clock
 * sleep like a baby
 * preponder
 * preprovide
 * prerequire
 * preresolve
 * work one's butt off
 * hurry up
 * be on about
 * fuck someone off
 * wake up on the wrong side of bed
 * be my guest
 * wear down
 * wet the bed
 * cheat on
 * drink up
 * drink under the table
 * tide over
 * syncretize
 * put at ease
 * calendars
 * tire out
 * board up
 * apeth
 * make out like a bandit
 * fade away
 * build a better mousetrap
 * swears
 * twats
 * dig in
 * crankle
 * liming
 * die down
 * get down to brass tacks
 * get going
 * get it on
 * do the hard yards
 * go bananas
 * have a flat
 * hit it off
 * fuck about
 * play dead
 * jump at the chance
 * kick butt
 * let it be
 * fill up
 * run for the hills
 * stick out like a sore thumb
 * step down
 * swear by
 * vandalised
 * vandalized
 * spooked
 * blow a kiss
 * tie up loose ends
 * go for
 * champ at the bit
 * get off someone's back
 * sit on one's hands
 * face the facts
 * back away
 * cheer up
 * play second fiddle
 * take a hike
 * put words in somebody's mouth
 * excuss
 * put the bee on
 * shut up shop
 * drink like a fish
 * esterify
 * touch with a barge pole
 * get off the ground
 * go to work
 * speedran
 * have a wank
 * open a can of whoop ass
 * drop a line
 * give 110%
 * go out with
 * set out
 * make hay
 * make room
 * put one's back into
 * fish or cut bait
 * prone out
 * go live
 * scrape the bottom of the barrel
 * live large
 * dog-paddle
 * flourished
 * rattling
 * pound the table
 * entreated
 * gas up
 * take out the stops
 * come round
 * clutter up
 * make do with
 * let in on
 * back off
 * back onto
 * blow hot and cold
 * home in on
 * have the floor
 * hike up
 * get something straight
 * answer back
 * carbonise
 * fight fire with fire
 * take one's hat off to
 * put one's hands together
 * play the field
 * fastening
 * bottle up
 * sit in for
 * collect dust
 * carbonado
 * carbonify
 * go along with
 * footling
 * hoof it
 * cinched
 * receiveth
 * make one's day
 * keep at
 * color by number
 * color by numbers
 * keep from
 * edged
 * bring home the bacon
 * make a living
 * step in front of a moving train
 * darken somebody's doorstep
 * show one's true colors
 * apply oneself
 * get one's butt somewhere
 * brim over
 * fail over
 * chase down
 * mark time
 * have had one's Weet-Bix today
 * tipping it down
 * bring down the house
 * wait up
 * linking
 * play fight
 * take the fall
 * delope
 * lie doggo
 * look forward to
 * wuz
 * go down the tubes
 * go down the pan
 * cross that bridge when one comes to it
 * make a splash
 * bugger up
 * dogsled
 * fade to white
 * feel up to
 * cool it
 * cramp one's style
 * break the bank
 * bist
 * jimmies
 * bat around
 * fust
 * X circles around
 * carry one's weight
 * carry one's own weight
 * carry a tune
 * clouded
 * X one's Y off
 * talk somebody's ear off
 * get off one's high horse
 * send down
 * poke borax
 * poke borack
 * quick pitch
 * hadst
 * come up with
 * stitch up
 * line feed
 * hotfoot it
 * switch off
 * hot bed
 * hot-wired
 * hot up
 * get wind of
 * wail on
 * whale on
 * know something inside and out
 * ssh
 * have a go
 * wind up one's bottoms
 * haue
 * drest
 * talk the talk
 * impetrate
 * imposthume
 * methought
 * orgasms
 * weather the storm
 * conk out
 * get taken in
 * fall for
 * swear off
 * take to one's heels
 * shit one's pants
 * e-fax
 * fuck somebody up
 * cut it fine
 * afforested
 * trimming
 * improvised
 * distances
 * whip up
 * log out
 * get one's knickers in a twist
 * reserate
 * blow this popsicle stand
 * shelving
 * jaywalking
 * ranching
 * two-timing
 * quack like a duck
 * sing like a bird
 * float like a butterfly
 * sting like a bee
 * run like the wind
 * fuck like rabbits
 * watch like a hawk
 * drywalling
 * nose-picking
 * stretch one's legs
 * get one's leg over
 * make away with
 * counsels
 * cribbing
 * do a number on
 * gussie up
 * take to the hills
 * doest
 * come unhinged
 * swallow one's pride
 * come to pass
 * knaa
 * fill in the blank
 * hit a snag
 * tickle somebody's funny bone
 * haad
 * have the run of
 * set straight
 * do somebody
 * do one
 * thinkest
 * spoons
 * filetypes
 * strut one's stuff
 * defiles
 * emptying
 * enhancing
 * entitles
 * disorders
 * flanked
 * cites
 * misthink
 * air out
 * barrels
 * sobs
 * mommick
 * muscle in on
 * muscle in
 * soaking
 * pop someone's cherry
 * employing
 * rewards
 * jig-jig
 * pit against
 * put a stop to
 * put an end to
 * ratching
 * reflect upon
 * reflect on
 * reflect on one
 * ring off
 * rock up
 * mirrour
 * chums
 * carry away
 * cast off
 * cast on
 * scoriating
 * subordinates
 * smoke test
 * step up to the plate
 * stick it to the man
 * thermalize
 * paling
 * handpicked
 * discompose
 * frosting
 * get on somebody's nerves
 * upthrust
 * walk the walk
 * dig deep
 * chronologise
 * climb up
 * attaching
 * appreciating
 * apologizing
 * stop on a dime
 * stop dead
 * turn on a dime
 * cheese down
 * keep a weather eye open
 * feed into
 * feel around
 * film out
 * flail about
 * empty the bench
 * loue
 * get in the way
 * go steady
 * grubstake
 * hele
 * have a bathe
 * have a bath
 * make good on
 * make it hot for
 * run up the score
 * drop a bomb
 * hammer home
 * club haul
 * choke the luff
 * clap on
 * claw off
 * wait for the other shoe to drop
 * run a mile
 * have mercy
 * make someone cry
 * get one's end away
 * sulfurate
 * fall by the wayside
 * take one's time
 * write a test
 * kick off the team
 * spit the dummy
 * jack up the price
 * vanpool
 * powwow
 * sulfuret
 * go with someone
 * imploring
 * pills
 * colluding
 * exit stage left
 * get on the computer
 * drop the ball
 * parries
 * lose one's head
 * video recording
 * blundering
 * outfoxing
 * gimme a five
 * bounce back
 * oils
 * oiled
 * quilts
 * vittles
 * depaving
 * morcellate
 * spread out
 * take care of
 * gavels
 * shop around
 * don't get me started
 * enter into
 * gird up one's loins
 * ride roughshod over
 * binzer
 * make right
 * fluttered
 * propugn
 * soak up
 * squirrel away
 * photoduplicate
 * go fly a kite
 * photomap
 * put to the test
 * photostat
 * take the con
 * likee
 * hit the roof
 * mug up
 * take a gander
 * stick out
 * listen up
 * wiggles
 * cash in
 * hark back
 * shake up
 * paraglide
 * tit fuck
 * bide one's time
 * sayd
 * give somebody what-for
 * strolls
 * embroils
 * embrittles
 * overhangs
 * interspace
 * space out
 * spae
 * go for it
 * get busy
 * open fire
 * lose one's shirt
 * throw caution to the wind
 * turn a blind eye
 * wear rose-colored glasses
 * superordinate
 * drive Irish tandem
 * sacrate
 * keypunch
 * portion out
 * ki-yi
 * stickybeak
 * tappy
 * kiteboard
 * recceing
 * drains
 * ebbs
 * mountainboard
 * buy time
 * beat it
 * watch it
 * case harden
 * turn tail
 * researches
 * strip off
 * put paid to
 * sinks
 * cost a pretty penny
 * feel for
 * get even
 * jump ship
 * know the score
 * call 'em as one sees 'em
 * deviates
 * pookas
 * cha-cha
 * humors
 * walk out
 * walk out on
 * call it a night
 * conquests
 * steers
 * hit paydirt
 * prevail upon
 * call it a day
 * prenominate
 * lack bottom
 * chew the scenery
 * zumbo
 * single out
 * take under one's wing
 * turn one's back
 * weatherstrip
 * pay off
 * electrotype
 * bring to heel
 * burn one's bridges
 * assoilzie
 * call it even
 * have a bun in the oven
 * blow chunks
 * blow out of proportion
 * brighten up
 * play doctor
 * mends
 * cincture
 * rein in
 * take into account
 * lock horns
 * settle upon
 * glood
 * twynne
 * throve
 * not have a leg to stand on
 * descends
 * mock up
 * shrinkwrap
 * try out one's own chops
 * put one foot in front of the other
 * shoot down
 * fall off the wagon
 * snow in
 * snow under
 * throw dirt
 * pick up stitches
 * team up
 * soused
 * show a leg
 * be in for
 * walk in on
 * thin out
 * apple-polish
 * play to the gallery
 * make a leg
 * daren't
 * pitch woo
 * play Old Harry
 * make game of
 * play one's cards right
 * fast rope
 * turn the page
 * fight to the death
 * hold up one's end
 * forsee
 * sprinkles
 * wreye
 * rewe
 * inpossible
 * breyde
 * lisse
 * dehydrogenate
 * schrod
 * shake the pagoda tree
 * chromium-plate
 * gleams
 * despatches
 * shocks
 * cut and run
 * blow smoke
 * spot weld
 * take to
 * hit the rock
 * tan someone's hide
 * disaccording
 * disassembling
 * set one's cap at
 * get the point
 * woodsheds
 * break bread
 * shovelling
 * bear a hand
 * detassel
 * enmeshing
 * furrows
 * clutches
 * argues
 * think the world of
 * add fuel to fire
 * unchild
 * drenches
 * dunt
 * infulminate
 * play the white man
 * dekes
 * get a load of
 * do the honors
 * do the honours
 * give a ring
 * stand in someone's shoes
 * blow away
 * comming
 * gazunder
 * relet
 * bump up
 * sandboard
 * snowed under
 * turn the other cheek
 * turn heads
 * goest
 * sittest
 * sayest
 * sawest
 * seest
 * dwellest
 * saidst
 * speakest
 * makest
 * mail bomb
 * cussing
 * play for love
 * cheer on
 * mezzotint
 * MRB
 * conservate
 * aliquoting
 * go kaflooey
 * hit the gas
 * book-keep
 * wipe somebody's eye
 * look alike
 * act out
 * bodges
 * bodging
 * bung up
 * lose the number of one's mess
 * take the red pill
 * dub over
 * interplay
 * switch-hit
 * Amsterdamize
 * deexcite
 * string someone along
 * cross the Rubicon
 * lose one's virginity
 * table-hop
 * go places
 * radiobroadcast
 * pull apart
 * radiolabel
 * roller skate
 * rough-hew
 * yes to death
 * stand from under
 * pass water
 * turn the tables
 * frown upon
 * tell the difference
 * put pen to paper
 * taper off
 * impulse buy
 * illustre
 * bad-talk
 * binge eat
 * spalt
 * sink or swim
 * cross-contaminate
 * bud up
 * half-ass
 * drop trou
 * fuck with
 * add fuel to the fire
 * gilravage
 * be out like a light
 * efflagitate
 * go to ground
 * be of two minds
 * ride with the punches
 * blow this pop stand
 * play truant
 * walk away from
 * go to
 * frontin'
 * single-phasing
 * shoulder surf
 * go the distance
 * cause a stir
 * get down with the kids
 * spark off
 * take it to the bank
 * previews
 * sell wolf tickets
 * zone out
 * yuk it up
 * get a fix
 * talk somebody under the table
 * mark up
 * pass through
 * knock for a loop
 * surtitle
 * supertitle
 * protists
 * have eyes in the back of one's head
 * boil down to
 * hammer out
 * miss the mark
 * phase in
 * go on the rampage
 * grow cold
 * drink off
 * syntonize
 * doeth
 * chicken-wing
 * hang paper
 * hit it big
 * hit the big time
 * take wing
 * run in
 * burn in hell
 * rot in jail
 * split an infinitive
 * put about
 * sound off
 * let rip
 * send out
 * send out for
 * give ear
 * assume the position
 * woo back
 * nantle
 * match drill
 * curry favor
 * feel the burn
 * be on the edge of one's seat
 * bagsie
 * begirt
 * gestating
 * tap into
 * there are
 * face the music
 * jumar
 * not touch something with a ten foot pole
 * save vs.
 * catastrophize
 * smarten up
 * take a seat
 * change hands
 * get back
 * spearfish
 * round off
 * re-speak
 * bump uglies
 * beteem
 * cut it out
 * do a disappearing act
 * holp
 * holpen
 * pay one's last respects
 * raisinate
 * raise a stink
 * prorupt
 * calefy
 * paint oneself into a corner
 * scrounge up
 * get life
 * fortune telling
 * high-hat
 * sink in
 * doomsaying
 * go back on
 * overtire
 * make do and mend
 * make a pug face
 * make a pug-face
 * like like
 * drop like flies
 * cold-shoulder
 * sleep around
 * pumpjacks
 * bull-whip
 * wind down
 * call the ball
 * concertize
 * factify
 * hear out
 * scope out
 * mull over
 * wiss
 * make way
 * go to the mat
 * warm the cockles of one's heart
 * pump iron
 * say goodbye
 * would like
 * cross-fertilize
 * endart
 * lick one's chops
 * cast accounts
 * have a pair
 * threepeat
 * fourpeat
 * four-peat
 * stand stock still
 * run oneself ragged
 * swattle
 * thieve out
 * talk trash
 * tongue kiss
 * enlightens
 * lay a venue
 * onomatopoeias
 * bleep out
 * cut capers
 * burn-beat
 * bumshove
 * clean someone's clock
 * winkle out
 * knock the living daylights out of
 * put back
 * run for office
 * jodel
 * f--k
 * f--king
 * bowl over
 * peise
 * desugar
 * break one's duck
 * lower the boom on
 * eff off
 * dry one's eyes
 * pass under the yoke
 * take a bead on
 * clock up
 * whipstitch
 * expediate
 * prove out
 * bed down
 * let one's hair down
 * burn up
 * set the Thames on fire
 * strangulate
 * globetrot
 * taste like chicken
 * justifie
 * unsought
 * make no bones about
 * catch a crab
 * give the boot
 * break away
 * have the time of one's life
 * take a shine to
 * stiff-arm
 * fast-talk
 * sort oneself out
 * horse around
 * address formally
 * address informally
 * catch a cold
 * take a bath
 * go bankrupt
 * stim
 * unbeseem
 * laugh like a drain
 * euthanised
 * run like a top
 * buzz up
 * rev up
 * dive in
 * put the feedbag on
 * take a whizz
 * tape off
 * hide one's light under a bushel
 * polari
 * live in sin
 * get the hint
 * druther
 * cube out
 * take it in turns
 * overcrow
 * bleed to death
 * bleed dry
 * bleed white
 * cut short
 * put a lid on it
 * pass off
 * steer clear
 * rise from the ashes
 * leaf through
 * spitten
 * put one's money where one's mouth is
 * paint by numbers
 * trow
 * skate on thin ice
 * poke fun
 * bang to rights
 * pay up
 * cloud up
 * loop the loop
 * let bygones be bygones
 * brick up
 * read somebody's lips
 * wack out
 * misset
 * drive away
 * put the clock back
 * put the clock forward
 * serve somebody right
 * zip up
 * smell the barn
 * do the nasty
 * take a leaf out of someone's book
 * pull up stumps
 * go to the toilet
 * zoom along
 * zoom down
 * zoom past
 * take to the cleaners
 * cut a rug
 * toss and turn
 * fall on one's sword
 * stump up
 * run on
 * run through
 * flick the bean
 * couple up
 * have one's way
 * lash out
 * blow a backsight
 * glance off
 * glance away
 * steal away
 * chuck it down
 * shoot one's mouth off
 * knock back
 * bat an eyelid
 * strike up
 * defoggers
 * priss
 * get the bacon bad
 * obsoleted
 * raise hell
 * take by storm
 * cast a pall
 * start by saying
 * cuddles
 * go west
 * Tom Sawyer
 * doin'
 * accept service
 * buy to let
 * lapped
 * articling
 * indagate
 * get sick
 * feel sorry for
 * brank
 * wadset
 * jack up
 * jack in
 * scrag
 * eat one's young
 * poind
 * plenish
 * clear the decks
 * machine-gun
 * bein'
 * take away from
 * see off
 * potch
 * lift up
 * wipe away
 * run around
 * run around with
 * run around after
 * run off with
 * hear on the grapevine
 * do a bunk
 * get moving
 * get the time
 * go with the flow
 * go without
 * get carried away
 * go overboard
 * milk it
 * take heart
 * sleep on
 * sleep with
 * doze off
 * cleanest
 * clear up
 * thiefed
 * stab in the back
 * hitted
 * trip the light fantastic
 * go into overdrive
 * wipe the slate clean
 * offer affordances
 * go to seed
 * cut a wide swath
 * cut a swath
 * premix
 * give back
 * come in handy
 * scrape off
 * plea-bargain
 * be bound to
 * fall apart
 * mess with
 * pit-a-pat
 * smutch
 * vote in
 * vote out
 * think through
 * kaypoh
 * chope
 * talk cock
 * sweeten the pot
 * throw to the wolves
 * close the stable door after the horse has bolted
 * run something into the ground
 * run hot and cold
 * run across
 * run after
 * be able
 * ought to
 * arrive at
 * palm off
 * bring down
 * wet one's whistle
 * ill-use
 * take down
 * shake off
 * givest
 * throwest
 * threwest
 * blowest
 * lookest
 * willst
 * feedest
 * huggest
 * kissest
 * hittest
 * touchest
 * pushest
 * gettest
 * gottest
 * cookest
 * eatest
 * drinkest
 * low five
 * halloo
 * come into effect
 * swallow up
 * come out of one's shell
 * work at
 * blot one's copy book
 * not be 100 percent on something
 * pipe up
 * play down
 * hold one's urine
 * hit-skip
 * bet the farm
 * lump together
 * like it or lump it
 * lump it
 * can't help
 * go off at score
 * go public
 * jump to conclusions
 * make a killing
 * rub salt in the wound
 * take with a pinch of salt
 * go Fantee
 * assume the mantle
 * doss down
 * kill the messenger
 * shoot the messenger
 * cool one's jets
 * thinke
 * catch out
 * clamp down on
 * go by the board
 * make an honest woman
 * intrenched
 * tell apart
 * gay up
 * hoid
 * paint with a broad brush
 * sell out
 * come unstuck
 * slugging
 * glueing
 * live the dream
 * live on
 * take it up the arse
 * get stuck
 * hit the rocks
 * Mexican wave
 * make off with
 * mike up
 * creep someone out
 * lose one's lunch
 * plug out
 * sent down
 * close down
 * close up
 * close off
 * flush out
 * cry one's eyes out
 * cam'st
 * aunswere
 * shoulde
 * powder one's nose
 * mixt
 * scratch one's head
 * stand to reason
 * barge in
 * mess around
 * have a way with
 * talk down
 * affowrd
 * demaunde
 * say grace
 * drop back
 * bet dollars to donuts
 * run somebody ragged
 * fight a losing battle
 * ufe
 * ufes
 * ufed
 * ufing
 * have someone by the short hairs
 * give it up for
 * account for
 * act on
 * run up against
 * rub up against
 * go up against
 * be up against
 * sit in on
 * put a damper on
 * move heaven and earth
 * find one's feet
 * kick down
 * put across
 * put oneself across
 * put someone down as
 * put down for
 * put down to
 * wottest
 * wistest
 * break bulk
 * hippy jump
 * take a crap
 * get on up
 * put aside
 * put into practice
 * practice what one preaches
 * slim down
 * mackle
 * mackles
 * catch it
 * catch hell
 * miss out
 * make off
 * keep out of
 * talk in circles
 * Google stalk
 * camest
 * gavest
 * edit war
 * stick one's tongue out
 * jerk water
 * tell on
 * take a break
 * eat one's hat
 * move the goal posts
 * blame Canada
 * get a jump on
 * get well
 * have other fish to fry
 * go Pete Tong
 * lower the boom
 * tear a strip off somebody
 * get down with
 * get on one's wick
 * take a gamble
 * get through
 * unring a bell
 * wade through
 * wade in
 * gulp down
 * double deal
 * double-deal
 * hit a home run
 * bat a thousand
 * fightest
 * bitest
 * keep track
 * tart up
 * change horses in midstream
 * kiss up
 * kiss up to
 * free ball
 * settle for
 * settle on
 * gross out
 * vse
 * settle in
 * have to do with the price of tea in China
 * hate somebody's guts
 * look daggers
 * miss the boat
 * dot the i's and cross the t's
 * harden one's heart
 * toyi-toyi
 * make a point
 * take advantage
 * have a break
 * perswade
 * wepte
 * burye
 * bringe
 * dyd
 * blesse
 * beholde
 * gaue
 * appeareth
 * receiue
 * seyde
 * sayde
 * remaine
 * heare
 * lyghte
 * saile
 * mighte
 * keep one's eye on the ball
 * take one's eye off the ball
 * cue up
 * screw back
 * curiousest
 * thouest
 * go in off
 * cozy up
 * shank-nag
 * see a man about a horse
 * jump about
 * jump around
 * jump at
 * jump down
 * jump in
 * jump off
 * thanke
 * aske
 * sweare
 * runneth
 * abhorreth
 * aboundeth
 * answerest
 * ascendeth
 * askest
 * believest
 * bringest
 * blesseth
 * burneth
 * boasteth
 * bursteth
 * buildeth
 * changeth
 * coateth
 * carrieth
 * choketh
 * consumeth
 * cheweth
 * cutteth
 * diggeth
 * creepeth
 * fleeth
 * slag off
 * getteth
 * ariseth
 * dealeth
 * declareth
 * departeth
 * destroyest
 * destroyeth
 * devoureth
 * divideth
 * draweth
 * appeare
 * eate
 * exalteth
 * executeth
 * entertaine
 * recouer
 * houer
 * liue
 * serue
 * kisseth
 * faileth
 * fighteth
 * filleth
 * forsaketh
 * hearest
 * take the lead
 * telleth
 * showeth
 * confesse
 * subiect
 * needeth
 * lacke
 * minde
 * have in mind
 * signifieth
 * obtaineth
 * beseemeth
 * careth
 * beginneth
 * take a bullet
 * blow someone's brains out
 * make a decision
 * tuck into
 * live and let live
 * darest
 * give a blowjob
 * Clintonize
 * chimest
 * dropt
 * depend on
 * piss in someone's pocket
 * c'n
 * catch a tan
 * move house
 * write off
 * take advantage of
 * spy on
 * rely on
 * tell the truth
 * hoit
 * owne
 * leaue
 * keepe
 * looke
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 * pittie
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 * provest
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 * draw right
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 * come down
 * stand for
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 * suck in
 * suck into
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 * have a fit
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 * snarleth
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 * stumblest
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 * sufficeth
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 * talkest
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 * tortureth
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 * vanishest
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 * welcometh
 * wishest
 * worshippest
 * yoketh
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 * wandereth
 * beginne
 * cleanseth
 * affirmeth
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 * blindest
 * take apart
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 * rob the cradle
 * haul one's ashes
 * hyar
 * namest
 * notest
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 * payest
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 * perceiveth
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 * honourest
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 * keeneth
 * look back
 * screen out
 * make it big
 * flap one's gums
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 * steal a march
 * steal a march on
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 * wouldna
 * bestoweth
 * fareth
 * farest
 * move it
 * move out
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 * make the most of
 * sniff out
 * keep on truckin'
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 * layest
 * mightst
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 * fluff up
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 * hope against hope
 * let somebody in on
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 * break a sweat
 * see a man about a dog
 * shed a tear
 * bear with
 * spice up
 * stick one's neck out
 * cite chapter and verse
 * look to
 * play around
 * chuck away
 * start off
 * enquire after
 * take hostage
 * hold hostage
 * have eyes bigger than one's stomach
 * clue in
 * burn a hole in one's pocket
 * pull oneself together
 * pull rank
 * shoot off
 * make a mistake
 * make a scene
 * make the bed
 * bring to the boil
 * kiss the ground someone walks on
 * wintle
 * sweat like a pig
 * cut like a knife
 * walk into
 * shoot off at the mouth
 * see the light
 * run about
 * run along
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 * bum around
 * plump up
 * fall away
 * fall back
 * fall down
 * come down to us
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 * hit the ceiling
 * lose one's temper
 * go apeshit
 * run back
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 * deep six
 * be sick
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 * touch oneself
 * set free
 * get outta
 * come off
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 * beaver away
 * cast one's vote
 * UTFSE
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 * smoke like a chimney
 * live it up
 * laugh like a hyena
 * cool down
 * lose weight
 * wage war
 * snuff out
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 * writest
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 * go off the reservation
 * wheel and deal
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 * yield up
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 * chuck out
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 * chop and change
 * pop a cap in someone's ass
 * mend one's pace
 * pound sand
 * piss up a rope
 * take someone's point
 * throw down tools
 * let the good times roll
 * highlit
 * tone up
 * give as good as one gets
 * shaddup
 * spin a yarn
 * take the wheel
 * sholde
 * satisfie
 * drop the gloves
 * footle around
 * footle about
 * footle away
 * get through to
 * stand on one's own two feet
 * have one's feet on the ground
 * fall on one's feet
 * land on one's feet
 * put one's foot in it
 * put a foot wrong
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 * poke one's nose into
 * stick one's nose into
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 * acquirest
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 * behoovest
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 * get the chop
 * be had up
 * wind back
 * wind back the clock
 * bring in
 * stand on end
 * keep a close watch on
 * wash away
 * cry all the way to the bank
 * make it up as one goes along
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 * bottoming the house
 * shet
 * lyke
 * lyketh
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 * loike
 * begge
 * sayth
 * hit someone for six
 * hit a six
 * close one's eyes
 * set the stage
 * keep oneself to oneself
 * bring to light
 * keep one's cards close to one's chest
 * ask after
 * turn the tide
 * leave no stone unturned
 * pay the piper
 * run on fumes
 * ride tall in the saddle
 * sleep on it
 * speak with a forked tongue
 * run rampant
 * run roughshod over
 * 'a'
 * take a stand
 * take the stand
 * take leave of one's senses
 * chase after
 * have a heart
 * go to great lengths
 * go to extraordinary lengths
 * pay one's dues
 * put one's shoulder to the wheel
 * keep a lookout
 * keep an eye open
 * be in possession
 * put the shits up someone
 * love to bits
 * go out the window
 * bite someone's head off
 * flip one's lid
 * be like
 * harsh one's mellow
 * ring hollow
 * ring true
 * ring false
 * run rings around someone
 * crush out
 * give the devil his due
 * kick up a fuss
 * come into its own
 * rob somebody blind
 * tie one's hands
 * have one's hands tied
 * put oneself in someone's shoes
 * cold sell
 * shut one's mouth
 * shut one's face
 * come from behind
 * calledst
 * heardst
 * trustedst
 * shewedst
 * sattest
 * ministereth
 * deliveredst
 * sentest
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 * broughtest
 * tar and feather
 * tar-and-feather
 * astonie
 * alleage
 * put the make on
 * lungeing
 * roll up one's sleeves
 * set the pace
 * put the blame on
 * bend one's elbow
 * snap out of
 * sneak up
 * sneak up on
 * sneak off
 * sneak away
 * sneak in
 * slip away
 * go out on the town
 * slip off
 * slide off
 * let something slip
 * imploy
 * pass by
 * have a crack at
 * don'tcha
 * plead the fifth
 * letcha
 * get one's own back
 * offer one's condolences
 * kiss ass
 * get a rise out of
 * mend one's ways
 * include me out
 * silt up
 * fend and prove
 * fend away
 * hit the head
 * come after
 * swear on a stack of Bibles
 * giss
 * live paycheck to paycheck
 * go off on one
 * keep away from
 * take a number
 * put on airs
 * go spare
 * vent one's spleen
 * pull the string
 * set up shop
 * think on
 * have one's ears lowered
 * yell silently
 * put it there
 * twist someone's arm
 * turn a phrase
 * drop a hint
 * run something past
 * run something by
 * raise one's hand
 * edge out
 * hold one's water
 * shape up or ship out
 * walk the line
 * shiten
 * lean towards
 * feather one's nest
 * cut to the quick
 * do one proud
 * blow to smithereens
 * have to do with
 * buddy up
 * shoot first and ask questions later
 * head for the hills
 * keep score
 * shift gears
 * jump up
 * feed the dragon
 * hit one out of the ballpark
 * do business
 * hurt one's feelings
 * cover one's ass
 * work the room
 * throw cold water on
 * respond in kind
 * snap someone's head off
 * work the crowd
 * pinch pennies
 * Template:ws shell
 * push one's luck
 * drive one up the wall
 * running on empty
 * lose one's mind
 * blow someone's mind
 * turn one on
 * rub salt into one's wounds
 * play games
 * rough sledding
 * come to mind
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 * be still my heart
 * write one's own ticket
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 * have tickets on oneself
 * circle the wagons
 * get the boot
 * get the elbow
 * outstay one's welcome
 * cross one's path
 * dast
 * fall behind
 * fall into
 * arrove
 * arriven
 * cock a snook
 * suck it up
 * must not
 * whup
 * gob-up
 * skip rope
 * strike it lucky
 * hear the grass grow
 * press the flesh
 * give something up as a bad job
 * bump and grind
 * make or break
 * die hard
 * lose one's touch
 * lose touch
 * lie in
 * get over with
 * fall foul
 * remunerations
 * feel out
 * turn to stone
 * hold hands
 * back to our muttons
 * come the acid
 * fly the freak flag
 * adorn'd
 * bat away
 * expect the unexpected
 * be cruel to be kind
 * raise the spectre
 * could do with
 * sweep someone off their feet
 * wysshe
 * be in on
 * collusitate
 * cut a caper
 * blow one's nose
 * delight in
 * take delight in
 * have ants in one's pants
 * wipe one's nose
 * haul his ashes
 * could have done without
 * anesthesize
 * go to the mattresses
 * beene
 * cut wind
 * learn to play
 * talk out of turn
 * catch dust
 * do one's utmost
 * err on the side of caution
 * err on the side of
 * be on it's way out
 * cop a plea
 * have the biscuit
 * floor it
 * put the pedal to the metal
 * make a monkey out of
 * soft shoe
 * chase a rainbow
 * sing from the same hymnbook
 * claime
 * talk smack
 * make old bones
 * spill one's seed
 * bury the lede
 * jump the lights
 * make an offer
 * bring to the table
 * go round in circles
 * stick to one's guns
 * balance out
 * collect one's thoughts
 * give someone a run for their money
 * lie in wait
 * take something to the grave
 * be in a spot of bother
 * stare someone in the face
 * have one's number on it
 * seem like a good idea at the time
 * lojbanize
 * fly by the seat of one's pants
 * cry someone a river
 * push the boat out
 * fix someone's wagon
 * hang on someone's every word
 * go up in smoke
 * come to nothing
 * come to nought
 * queen it
 * keep one's mouth shut
 * keep one's counsel
 * keep one's own counsel
 * look out for number one
 * be oneself
 * cross paths
 * nilt
 * be seized of
 * strap on a pair
 * make a stick for one's own back
 * pull the trigger
 * crepitate
 * talk one's way out of
 * leave everything on the road
 * fall upon
 * fall on
 * could not get elected dogcatcher
 * scratch that
 * sell one's soul
 * ask around
 * play silly buggers
 * go red
 * go blue
 * tell a lie
 * draw the curtains
 * draw attention
 * take on board
 * sweep the board
 * blow one's chances
 * come out with
 * triple-click
 * single-click
 * come at
 * build up
 * share out
 * strip down
 * Citations:verb
 * heere
 * upsot
 * imshi
 * stand off
 * don'
 * strip away
 * laugh one's head off
 * have another think
 * inquire of
 * come to hand
 * bury the lead
 * take a dip
 * come with
 * ytelle
 * will on
 * throw in at the deep end
 * dream up
 * roll in wealth
 * make clear
 * melt into
 * king hit
 * play someone like a fiddle
 * pour out
 * call for
 * looky
 * look off
 * hangin'
 * wern't
 * break one's fast
 * bomb it
 * be around
 * have been around
 * creepify
 * urgings
 * put someone in mind of
 * show the flag
 * dooced
 * rack off
 * drink the Kool-Aid
 * re-let
 * fall in line
 * lean on
 * do one's thing
 * run afoul
 * Citations:broom
 * Citations:deconvert
 * Citations:there be
 * Citations:misremember
 * do as I say and not as I do
 * warn't
 * tear one's hair out
 * chirally
 * summer and winter
 * expose oneself
 * bear one's teeth
 * button punch
 * lash-up
 * betokeneth
 * betokenest
 * splinter up
 * crame
 * step out
 * live on top of one another
 * fall prey
 * make a virtue of necessity
 * get down to business
 * break rank
 * eat one's dust
 * mustest
 * drift off
 * glore
 * turn the corner
 * drag one's heels
 * spit it out
 * ache for
 * add up to
 * aim at
 * draw near
 * ball up
 * haul off
 * allow for
 * angle for
 * sab
 * gots
 * go through
 * shallow-fry
 * sell down
 * argue out
 * mark to market
 * line one's pockets
 * take the plunge
 * splice the mainbrace
 * fight off
 * notch up
 * dine at the Y
 * stramazzare
 * turn round
 * put into a flap
 * cyst and decease
 * call forth
 * give someone the chair
 * ask in
 * earn one's keep
 * mark to model
 * get back to
 * ask round
 * auction off
 * bail out on
 * bang about
 * bang around
 * bang on about
 * double bill
 * bank on
 * bash about
 * bash in
 * bash out
 * bash up
 * be after
 * chupse
 * add value
 * face off
 * follow somebody off a cliff
 * præsumeth
 * parlez vous
 * there was
 * there were
 * throw under the bus
 * beat one's head against a stone wall
 * swot up on
 * go from zero to hero
 * have someone's hide
 * be along
 * bear down on
 * do one's nut
 * make a fool of oneself
 * recopyrights
 * nose-picks
 * nose-picked
 * SIer
 * snite
 * lose one's shit
 * prooveth
 * proovest
 * do a slow burn
 * beat out
 * grease someone's palm
 * cross someone's palm
 * stand a chance
 * simmer down
 * dog around

title: User:RJFJR/verbscan


text: hypoptila

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: hypoptila


text:
opspraak

Etymology

 * compare.

Noun

 * 1) (generally negative or divided) attention in public discourse

Usage notes

 * Mostly used in the collocation in opspraak komen (see usage example).

title: opspraak


text:
武器

Noun

 * 1) weapon; arms
 * 2)  weapon means of gaining an advantage over someone or something

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  weapon, arms
 * 2)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon
 * 1)  weapon

title: 武器


text:
flagro

Etymology 1
From, from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 (< 🇨🇬 < 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to burn, blaze
 * 2) * 106 - 43  — Cicero, Letters to Atticus 7:17.4
 * "la"
 * "la"

- tōtam enim Italiam flagrātūram bellō intellegō.

Conjugation

 * Passive forms are predominantly post-Classical.

Etymology 2
By dissimilation from.

title: flagro


text:
beraten

Etymology
. Cognate with obsolete 🇨🇬 and.

Verb

 * 1)  to discuss
 * 2)  to advise

title: beraten


text:
だいしょう

Noun

 * 1)  vicarious compensation
 * 2)  large and small; size; long and short swords
 * 3)  general, admiral, boss
 * 4)  Osaka Securities Exchange
 * 5)  brigadier general, commodore

title: だいしょう


text:
beratend

Adjective

 * 1) advisory

title: beratend


text:
Talk:abawed

This says it is a past participle, but what is it a past participle of? Is it possible to have a past particle that has no other inflections? RJFJR 01:59, 8 March 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:abawed


text:
Beirat

Noun

 * 1) advisory council

title: Beirat


text: shapeshifts

title: shapeshifts


text:
shapeshifting

Noun

 * 1) A change in shape; a transformation.

title: shapeshifting


text:
ratlos

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) at a loss

title: ratlos


text: shapeshifted

title: shapeshifted


text:
ratsam

Adjective

 * 1) advisable

title: ratsam


text:
toespeling

Etymology
From.

title: toespeling


text:
antilopine

Etymology
+.

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to, or resembling, antelopes.
 * 2) Relating to, or resembling, antelopes in the bovid subfamily.
 * 3) Relating to, or resembling, antelopes in the tribe  within that subfamily
 * 1) Relating to, or resembling, antelopes in the tribe  within that subfamily
 * 1) Relating to, or resembling, antelopes in the tribe  within that subfamily

Noun

 * 1) An antilopine kangaroo
 * 2) Any antelope in the subfamily Antelopinae
 * 3) Any antelope in the tribe Antilopini
 * 1) Any antelope in the tribe Antilopini

title: antilopine


text:
cyprine

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the cypress.

Etymology 1
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  a blue variety of vesuvianite

Etymology 2
Ultimately from, an epithet of Aphrodite, +

Noun

 * 1)  vaginal lubrication, vaginal fluid

title: cyprine


text:
queening

Etymology
From, from but not completely certain.

Noun

 * 1)  Any of several kinds of apple.
 * 2)  The promotion of a pawn to a queen.
 * 3) * 1978, American Statistical Association. Social Statistics Section, Proceedings (part 1, page 536)
 * Over 1,200 games were examined in detail and 89 queenings were identified in 70 games.
 * 1) The sexual practice of facesitting.

Derived terms

 * early queening
 * queening square
 * scarlet queening
 * summer queening
 * summer queening

title: queening


text: queened

title: queened


text:
ისარი

Etymology
From, from , from (whence also , , etc.). Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) arrow

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) arrow

title: ისარი


text:
insectary

Noun

 * 1) A place for keeping living insects.

title: insectary


text: insectaries

title: insectaries


text:
πείρω

Etymology
From, from , the ye-present of. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬), and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to pierce, run through
 * 2)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through
 * 1)  to cleave through

title: πείρω


text:
和菓子

Etymology
+, with rendaku

Noun

 * 1) traditional Japanese confection

title: 和菓子


text:
ingaan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) go in; enter

Verb

 * 1) to enter, to go inside
 * 2) (~ op) to go along with, to go into (a discussion, argument, request etc.)

title: ingaan


text:
rices

Noun

 * 1)  (Referring to more than one strain or variety of rice. Rice is usually uncountable.)

title: rices


text:
milvine

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or resembling birds of the kite kind.

title: milvine


text:
ricing

Noun

 * 1)  (Development of) undesirable, hard white granules in soap.

title: ricing


text:
riced

Adjective

 * 1) Made into or consisting of finely minced pieces resembling rice
 * riced cauliflower

title: riced


text:
owlery

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An abode of owls.
 * 2) A pen or enclosure for owls.
 * 1) A pen or enclosure for owls.

Synonyms
(enclosure) owldome

Translations

 * Hungarian:, ,

title: owlery


text: owleries

title: owleries


text:
Appendix:Variations of "mai"

The word “mai” appears in many languages with many variations in the use of capitalization, punctuation, diacritics, and in other scripts.

Capitalization and punctuation

 * mai
 * Mai
 * MAI
 * mAi
 * mai-
 * m-ai
 * -mai
 * maʻi

Diacritics and ligatures

 * maí
 * maì
 * maĩ
 * mái
 * máì
 * mài
 * māi
 * mǎi
 * măi
 * mãi
 * måi
 * mải
 * mại
 * m̄-ài

Other scripts

 * Cyrillic
 * маи
 * май

 * Hiragana
 * まい

 * Egyptian
 * mꜣj

 * Thai
 * ใหม่

With numbers

 * mai1
 * mai2
 * mai3
 * mai4
 * mai5
 * mai6

Reduplication

 * Appendix:Variations of "maimai"

Homophones

 * may
 * meh
 * my

fr:Modèle:voir/mai

title: Appendix:Variations of "mai"


text:
penguinery

Noun

 * 1)  A breeding place, or rookery, of penguins.

title: penguinery


text:
Appendix:Variations of "mao"

The word “mao” appears in many languages with many variations in the use of capitalization, punctuation, diacritics, and in other scripts.

Capitalization and punctuation

 * mao
 * Mao
 * MAO

Diacritics and ligatures

 * maó
 * maō
 * maõ
 * máo
 * mào
 * māo
 * mǎo
 * mão

Other scripts

 * Hiragana
 * まおう

Combinations with numbers

 * ma0
 * mao1
 * mao2
 * mao3
 * mao4

Reduplication

 * maomao

Homophones

 * mou

fr:Modèle:voir/mao

title: Appendix:Variations of "mao"


text: penguineries

title: penguineries


text:
ای

Pronoun

 * 1) I

Letter

 * 1) a vowel of Kashmiri.

Forms
The vowel ای in its initial form is اﻳٖ, middle form ـيٖـ and final form ی

Interjection

 * 1) oh
 * 2) eh
 * 3) well
 * 4) hey

Etymology 1
From.

Adverb

 * 1) that is to say

Etymology 2
From.

Conjunction

 * 1)  if
 * ای وه‌ش گفتی نه خسته می‌گو بشی تا کولتاوم.
 * Éy vaš gófti na xáste migú béši tâ kúlet-awom.
 * If you tell him don't bother (more power to your elbow), he would say let me ride on your shoulder.
 * روز مرگُم باشه ای یی رو بفَمَم که اَزُم سیر شده وُ دوسُم نداره.
 * Ruze margom baše ay yey ru befāmam ke azom sir šode o dusom nadâre.

Etymology 3
Onomatopoeia. Compare 🇨🇬. Commonly followed by a noun bearing the vocative suffix -â.

Interjection

 * 1) O, hey

Etymology 4
From.

Determiner

 * 1)  this

Etymology 6
.

Noun

 * 1) Transliteration of the name of the Latin-script letter  in English and other European languages.

title: ای


text:
pheasantry

Noun

 * 1)  A place for keeping and rearing pheasants.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: фазанария
 * Finnish: fasaaninkasvatus
 * French:
 * German: Fasanengarten,
 * Italian: fagianeria
 * Macedonian: фазане́рија
 * Polish: ,
 * Romanian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

title: pheasantry


text: pheasantries

title: pheasantries


text:
slims

Etymology
Borrowed from or from ; compare also 🇨🇬. First attested in the 17th century, mostly with meanings such as “bad”, “useless”, “inappropriate”, “evil”, or “wild”, or more rarely “sick”. This last meaning “sick” was apparently more frequent in Southern Kurzeme dialects; in Vidzeme, this meaning was not attested still in the 18th century. It became more frequent in written Latvian with the works of G. F. Stenders in the late 18th century, especially his dictionary, in which 🇨🇬 was translated as, and in which was no longer translated as “bad,” “useless”. Stenders also coined the terms, , and  (but curiously not , which appeared only in the 19th century).

Adjective

 * 1) sick, ill, diseased having a disturbance in the normal functioning of the body or one or some of its parts

title: slims


text: slimmed

title: slimmed


text:
swannery

Noun

 * 1) A place where swans are bred.

title: swannery


text:
تورم

Verb

 * 1) to swell

Noun

 * 1) swelling
 * 1) swelling

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) inflation
 * 2) swelling
 * 1) swelling
 * 1) swelling

title: تورم


text:
Mao

Etymology 1
From.

Proper noun

 * , from Mandarin, usually referring to.
 * 1) A card game, named after Mao Zedong, in which players attempt to shed all their cards without violating certain unspoken rules.
 * 1) A card game, named after Mao Zedong, in which players attempt to shed all their cards without violating certain unspoken rules.
 * 1) A card game, named after Mao Zedong, in which players attempt to shed all their cards without violating certain unspoken rules.

Translations

 * Arabic: مَاو
 * Armenian: Մաո
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: Mao
 * Georgian: მაო
 * Hebrew: מאו
 * Hindi: माओ
 * Japanese:
 * Khmer:
 * Korean: ^마오 ,
 * Lithuanian: Mao
 * Lü:
 * Manchu:
 * Marathi: माओ
 * Mongolian: Мао
 * Persian: مائو
 * Russian:
 * Thai:
 * Tibetan: མའོ
 * Uyghur: ماۋ
 * Vietnamese: Mao
 * White Hmong:
 * Zhuang: Mauz

Proper noun

 * 1) A Sino-Tibetan language.

Proper noun

 * 1) A branch of the Omotic languages spoken in Ethiopia.

Etymology
.

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) ; usually referring to  (in German Mao Tse-tung or rarer Mao Zedong)

Etymology
.

Etymology
.

title: Mao


text: swanneries

title: swanneries


text: UPI

title: UPI


text:
قیف

Noun

 * 1) funnel

title: قیف


text: MAI

title: MAI


text:
vivarium

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A place artificially arranged for keeping or raising living animals.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: вива́риум
 * Dutch:
 * French:
 * German: Vivarium
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:
 * Welsh: milodfa

Etymology
..

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) park, preserve, enclosure

title: vivarium


text: vivaria

title: vivaria


text: estáis

title: estáis


text: estabas

title: estabas


text: estábamos

title: estábamos


text: estabais

title: estabais


text: estaban

title: estaban


text:
estuve

Noun

 * 1) public baths

Noun

 * 1) large bath

title: estuve


text: estuviste

title: estuviste


text: estuvimos

title: estuvimos


text: estuvisteis

title: estuvisteis


text: estuvieron

title: estuvieron


text: estarás

title: estarás


text: estará

title: estará


text: estaremos

title: estaremos


text: estaréis

title: estaréis


text: estarán

title: estarán


text: estaría

title: estaría


text:
کلیمی

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Mosaic
 * 2) Jewish
 * 1) Jewish

Noun

 * 1) Jew

title: کلیمی


text: estarías

title: estarías


text: estaríamos

title: estaríamos


text: estaríais

title: estaríais


text: estarían

title: estarían


text:
esté

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) summer season lasting approximately three months

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) summer season

Etymology 2
From, perfect passive participle of. Cf. also the borrowed doublet (noun).

Noun

 * 1) summer

title: esté


text: estés

title: estés


text: estemos

title: estemos


text: estéis

title: estéis


text: estén

title: estén


text: estuviera

title: estuviera


text: estuvieras

title: estuvieras


text:
Talk:tak dlouho se chodí se džbánem pro vodu, až se ucho utrhne

Something similar
There's also a similar Romanian proverb the goes "Ulciorul nu merge de multe ori la apă", which literaly means "the jug does not go many time to the water", directly implying it's breaking. Whoever cleans this up and finds a valid close translation for it/them, should make an article on this one too. --Skepsis 02:39, 8 March 2008 (UTC)

The meaning of the Czech one is that when you don't stop doing same (wrong/risky/stupid) thing again and again you'll eventually get what you deserve, like when thief steals more and more until he is catched or when you always put off things to the last possible moment and finally it backfires


text: estuviéramos

title: estuviéramos


text: estuvierais

title: estuvierais


text: estuvieran

title: estuvieran


text: estuviese

title: estuviese


text: estuvieses

title: estuvieses


text: estuviésemos

title: estuviésemos


text: estuvieseis

title: estuvieseis


text: estuviesen

title: estuviesen


text: estuviere

title: estuviere


text: estuvieres

title: estuvieres


text: estuviéremos

title: estuviéremos


text: estuviereis

title: estuviereis


text: estuvieren

title: estuvieren


text:
estad

Etymology
Akin to 🇨🇬, from Latin æstas.

Noun

 * 1) summer

title: estad


text:
vastbinden

Etymology
vast + binden

Verb

 * 1) to tie up

title: vastbinden


text:
gijzeling

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Kidnapping
 * 2) Taking of hostages
 * 3) Hijacking
 * 4) Legal imprisonment due to refusal to pay a debt

title: gijzeling


text: Template:quote-newsgroup

title: Template:quote-newsgroup


text:
اعلام

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) announcement

title: اعلام


text: meldde

title: meldde


text: jetant

title: jetant


text: jettes

title: jettes


text: jetez

title: jetez


text: jettent

title: jettent


text: jetais

title: jetais


text: jetions

title: jetions


text: jetiez

title: jetiez


text: jetaient

title: jetaient


text: jetas

title: jetas


text: jetâmes

title: jetâmes


text: jetâtes

title: jetâtes


text: jetterai

title: jetterai


text: jetteras

title: jetteras


text: jettera

title: jettera


text: jetterons

title: jetterons


text: jetterez

title: jetterez


text: jetteront

title: jetteront


text: jetterais

title: jetterais


text: jetterait

title: jetterait


text: jetterions

title: jetterions


text: jetteriez

title: jetteriez


text: jetteraient

title: jetteraient


text: jetasse

title: jetasse


text: jetasses

title: jetasses


text: jetât

title: jetât


text: jetassions

title: jetassions


text: jetassiez

title: jetassiez


text: jetassent

title: jetassent


text: jetés

title: jetés


text: jetées

title: jetées


text:
بازیگر

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) actor
 * 2)  rope dancer; tumbler; performing acrobat
 * 1)  rope dancer; tumbler; performing acrobat

title: بازیگر


text:
ondernemer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) entrepreneur

title: ondernemer


text: appelles

title: appelles


text: appelez

title: appelez


text: appellent

title: appellent


text: appelais

title: appelais


text:
galactophagous

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Consuming milk.

title: galactophagous


text: appelions

title: appelions


text: appeliez

title: appeliez


text: appelaient

title: appelaient


text: appelai

title: appelai


text: appelas

title: appelas


text: appelâmes

title: appelâmes


text: appelâtes

title: appelâtes


text: appelèrent

title: appelèrent


text: appellerai

title: appellerai


text: appelleras

title: appelleras


text:
appellera

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to cite, summon to the pope

title: appellera


text: appellerons

title: appellerons


text: appellerez

title: appellerez


text: appelleront

title: appelleront


text: appellerais

title: appellerais


text: appellerait

title: appellerait


text: appellerions

title: appellerions


text: appelleriez

title: appelleriez


text: appelleraient

title: appelleraient


text: appelasse

title: appelasse


text: appelasses

title: appelasses


text: appelât

title: appelât


text: appelassions

title: appelassions


text: appelassiez

title: appelassiez


text: appelassent

title: appelassent


text: appelée

title: appelée


text: appelés

title: appelés


text: appelées

title: appelées


text: rappelant

title: rappelant


text:
rappelé

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to remember

title: rappelé


text: rappelle

title: rappelle


text: rappelles

title: rappelles


text: rappelons

title: rappelons


text: rappelez

title: rappelez


text: rappellent

title: rappellent


text: rappelais

title: rappelais


text: rappelions

title: rappelions


text: rappeliez

title: rappeliez


text: rappelaient

title: rappelaient


text: rappelai

title: rappelai


text: rappelas

title: rappelas


text: rappelâmes

title: rappelâmes


text: rappelâtes

title: rappelâtes


text: rappelèrent

title: rappelèrent


text: rappellerai

title: rappellerai


text: rappelleras

title: rappelleras


text: rappellera

title: rappellera


text: rappellerons

title: rappellerons


text: rappellerez

title: rappellerez


text: rappelleront

title: rappelleront


text: rappellerais

title: rappellerais


text: rappellerait

title: rappellerait


text: rappellerions

title: rappellerions


text: rappelleriez

title: rappelleriez


text: rappelleraient

title: rappelleraient


text: rappelasse

title: rappelasse


text: rappelasses

title: rappelasses


text: rappelât

title: rappelât


text: rappelassions

title: rappelassions


text: rappelassiez

title: rappelassiez


text: rappelassent

title: rappelassent


text: rappelée

title: rappelée


text: rappelés

title: rappelés


text: rappelées

title: rappelées


text: renouvelle

title: renouvelle


text: renouvelles

title: renouvelles


text: renouvellent

title: renouvellent


text:
noseband

Noun

 * 1) The part of a bridle or halter that goes over the nose of an animal, particularly a horse.

Synonyms

 * bosal, musrole

Translations

 * Arabic: رَسَن
 * Bulgarian: презно́сник
 * Catalan: muserola
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 鼻羈
 * Danish: næsebånd
 * Dutch: neusriem
 * Estonian: kapsel
 * Finnish: turpahihna, turparemmi
 * French:
 * German: Pullerriemen, Nasenriemen, Reithalfter
 * Hungarian: orrszíj
 * Italian: capezzina
 * Japanese: 鼻革
 * Korean: 코끈
 * Norwegian: nesereim
 * Polish: nachrapnik
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian: ,
 * Spanish:, bozal
 * Swedish: nosgrimma
 * Telugu: నోస్ బ్యాండ్
 * Turkish:, burunsallık
 * Ukrainian: ка́псуль

title: noseband


text: renouvellerai

title: renouvellerai


text: renouvelleras

title: renouvelleras


text: renouvellera

title: renouvellera


text: renouvellerons

title: renouvellerons


text: renouvellerez

title: renouvellerez


text: renouvelleront

title: renouvelleront


text: renouvellerais

title: renouvellerais


text: renouvellerait

title: renouvellerait


text: renouvellerions

title: renouvellerions


text: renouvelleriez

title: renouvelleriez


text: renouvelleraient

title: renouvelleraient


text: ontsnapte

title: ontsnapte


text:
Talk:Leodensian

Leodensian
Student or alumni? --Connel MacKenzie 02:50, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
 * It doesn't seem to be an "official" word (not in the OED, but it doesn't seem to list this sort of word) but is used both as an adjective and a noun for very many institutions (and their members) associated with Leeds (Leodis). SemperBlotto 07:35, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
 * sense removed - 03:15, 8 March 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:Leodensian


text: décolletant

title: décolletant


text: décollette

title: décollette


text: décollettes

title: décollettes


text: décollettent

title: décollettent


text: décolletterai

title: décolletterai


text: décolletteras

title: décolletteras


text: décollettera

title: décollettera


text: décolletterons

title: décolletterons


text: décolletterez

title: décolletterez


text: décolletteront

title: décolletteront


text: décolletterais

title: décolletterais


text: décolletterait

title: décolletterait


text: décolletterions

title: décolletterions


text: décolletteriez

title: décolletteriez


text: décolletteraient

title: décolletteraient


text:
سبزیجات

Noun

 * , vegetables

title: سبزیجات


text:
Talk:priori

Noun
priori

 * 1) A self evident truth that does not require reasoning.
 * 2) * 1846: Theophilus Cibber, The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, p294; quoting the original work of:
 * 3) * 1743: Alexander Pope, The New Dunciad — Book Ⅳ, lines 469–476
 * All-seeing in thy mists, we want no guide,
 * Mother of arrogance, and source of pride !
 * We nobly take the high priori road,
 * And reason downward till we doubt of God ;
 * Make nature still encroach upon his plan,
 * And shove him off as far as e’er we can :
 * Thrust some mechanic cause into his place,
 * Or bind in matter, or diffuse in space.
 * 1) Part of the expression a priori.

priori
Nota Bene: not a priori. English? --Connel MacKenzie 03:27, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Erudite journos/academics often (it seems) use non-English phrases to show off their erudition. Mr Ignoramous may rush to Wiktionary to look up priori (not realising that it is a phrase which includes the "a"). Alternatively, it could be shown as a "see also" but might be overlooked there. I have added a (slightly unsatisfactorily worded) definition. —SaltmarshTalk 07:03, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * It does not seem to be used separately in English except as part of the phrase a priori. However, the OED has it as an obsolete adjective meaning high. SemperBlotto 07:06, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * It may not be used on its own in English - my point was (to take a different example) if I see "bene" written down how am I supposed to know that I have to look up "nota bene" to discover the usage. We should be trying to help those who feel challenged by the written word. In the case of "a priori" it is not obvious that "a" is part of a phrase. You wouldn't look up "a cat" ?  The definition should make it plain that the word is not used on its own - but forms part of a phrase. —SaltmarshTalk 11:05, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Two points:
 * The phrase “a priori” is usually italicised which, when set in the context of an unitalicised sentence, strongly suggests (even to those unfamiliar with the term) that it is one phrase, rather than the indefinite article “a” followed by some unknown word, “priori”; and
 * It looks like “priori” is used by itself — a priori can therefore be given in the ====Related terms==== section.
 * However, as a general point, and not just one specific to this phrase, it is a good one. † ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 12:35, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * This is a very good point. However, I think it might be more efficient to deal with this by fleshing out the ==Latin== section. -- Visviva 12:20, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

I found a Papal citation which seems to support this usage. Drawing conclusions from but that one quotation, I’d hazzard a guess that this is a literary abbreviation of a priori, used for metrical reasons. BTW, why is this English word tagged with a (masculine) tag; that would be understandable if it were an agent noun, but this word…? † ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 09:09, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * That isn't a Papal quotation, it's from Alexander Pope. It looks to me as though priori is being used there as an adjective, not as a noun. --EncycloPetey 13:00, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

 * I know that — it was a joke (“papal” meaning relating to popes or the papacy is minuscule-initial anyhow). Perhaps you’re right about the adjectival use, but a priori can be adjectival too, right? † ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 23:16, 15 October 2007 (UTC)

title: Talk:priori


text:
วลี

Etymology
From or. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  fold of the skin; wrinkle.
 * 2)  phrase.

title: วลี


text:
Talk:tweeker

'' # A tool used to adjust electronic equipment. ''

tweeker
Any takers? SemperBlotto 21:46, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
 * Presumably tweaker was meant.—msh210 ℠ 21:56, 16 October 2007 (UTC)

 * I think it must just be tweaker. There is what looks like a brand name tweaking tool called "Tweeker" made by Extron which has a bizarre-usage contest. I found one often-cited journal article. It is also slang for a meth user, but the citations I found so far are it in durably preserved media. I hadn't looked in usenet. DCDuring 15:26, 19 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Extron Electronics's website has the following glossary entry: "Tweeker - A small screwdriver for making sensitive adjustments to audio/visual and other electronic equipment. An Extron specialty." It doesn't look generic at all. I could not find any usage in this sense other than at their web site.
 * Also, the meth user sense is in blogspace and urbandictionary.com DCDuring 15:40, 19 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Looking at b.g.c. tweeker vs. tweaker, I think this is becoming a "common" misspelling of tweaker (slang sense.) I'm not sure it can be reliably called "intentionally incorrect" or "jocular."  But it (this spelling) certainly is wrong, just as certainly as it (this spelling) is in use.  --Connel MacKenzie 18:57, 3 March 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:tweeker


text:
دیوانگی

Noun

 * 1) madness
 * 2) insanity
 * 3) folly

title: دیوانگی


text:
Talk:pekid

{{rfvfailed|text=

pekid
--Connel MacKenzie 07:36, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

Another extant word that can easily be found with both Google and Google books that MacKenzie is too idle to check but just dumps here making work for others. 87.114.156.2 21:51, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Nope. Clearly an obsolete or dialectal term.  --Connel MacKenzie 02:24, 18 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Hardly
 * From US generally
 * http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=5e4NAAAAIAAJ&q=pekid&dq=pekid

 * From US ( South)
 * http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=kbkOAAAAIAAJ&q=pekid&dq=pekid

 * From 2001:
 * http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=MqLzXLTUQO4C&pg=PA64&dq=pekid&sig=rivIgVlQZBpB3zxXw1kvDpQaqUE

 * From 1997:
 * http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ptFjbGViQygC&pg=PA58&dq=pekid&sig=s-XqVDmoVjVufuc90IVW6SXS92I

87.114.156.2 12:47, 18 October 2007 (UTC)

 * To be totally fair, I've never come across it with this spelling. Shouldn't it be peaked?  RobbieG 15:31, 18 October 2007 (UTC)

 * I'd assumed it was a completely different word, but could easily be wrong. I know the word 'peaky' as a synonym for this but have never heard 'peaked' in that sense. House 15:48, 18 October 2007 (UTC)]]

peaked
Isn't this an eye-dialect spelling of peaked, pronounced with two syllables? DCDuring TALK 19:12, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:pekid


text:
Talk:camel's nose

camel's nose
--Connel MacKenzie 07:51, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

This is from one of Aesop's fables.

There are plenty of books containing the phrase but most of them seem to be use+mention. What is the policy wrt CFI where a word/expression is used in a significant number of places (over 1000 in this case) but generally includes an explanation?

I believe that I've found 3 legitimate use references that are now included, but I wonder if the phrase shouldn't be "the camel's nose in the tent". House 16:46, 19 October 2007 (UTC)

title: Talk:camel's nose


text:
Talk:hic et nunc

hic et nunc
--Connel MacKenzie 08:14, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

RFV discussion: April–May 2017
This is a deleted entry. Apparently it failed RFV in 2007, but nobody participated in the discussion (Talk:hic et nunc).

It can be re-created as an "English" entry for a Latin phrase, like quod erat demonstrandum, right? --Daniel Carrero (talk) 21:47, 5 April 2017 (UTC)

 * If I understand our criteria correctly, "English" entries for Latin phrases depend largely on how integrated the phrase is into the English. There are certainly no lack of examples where hic et nunc appears in English texts, but in most cases it is either quoted or italicized, indicating presumably that the author considered it Latin rather than English. However, I have found a number of cases where the phrase is not italicized or in quotes - especially when used as an adverb rather than as a noun:
 * I also found one use as an adjective that did not use quotes or italics:
 * And even one use as a noun:
 * I notice that most of these examples were published after 2007, when the phrase failed RFV, for what that's worth. Kiwima (talk) 00:20, 6 April 2017 (UTC)
 * Thanks, I restored the entry, updated the layout and copied your quotes there. --Daniel Carrero (talk) 04:40, 14 April 2017 (UTC)
 * And even one use as a noun:
 * I notice that most of these examples were published after 2007, when the phrase failed RFV, for what that's worth. Kiwima (talk) 00:20, 6 April 2017 (UTC)
 * Thanks, I restored the entry, updated the layout and copied your quotes there. --Daniel Carrero (talk) 04:40, 14 April 2017 (UTC)
 * I notice that most of these examples were published after 2007, when the phrase failed RFV, for what that's worth. Kiwima (talk) 00:20, 6 April 2017 (UTC)
 * Thanks, I restored the entry, updated the layout and copied your quotes there. --Daniel Carrero (talk) 04:40, 14 April 2017 (UTC)

RFV-passed Kiwima (talk) 01:08, 6 May 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:hic et nunc


text:
Talk:glycodiversification

glycodiversification
--Connel MacKenzie 08:34, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Added a couple of references - there's lots more out there. SemperBlotto 08:45, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

Another extant word that can easily be found with both Google and Google books that MacKenzie is too idle to check but just dumps here making work for others. 87.114.156.2 21:51, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Nope. As usual, another blatant, pointless lie.  http://books.google.com/books?q=%22glycodiversification%22 does not yield anything like three durably archived published references.  --Connel MacKenzie 02:31, 18 October 2007 (UTC)

 * I said it can "easily be found with both Google and Google books". That is a plain fact, and accusing others of telling lies when that is clearly not the case is hardly constructive. 87.114.156.2 09:45, 18 October 2007 (UTC)

 * No, of course not. In the context of your other trolls, this was simply additional slander.  To repeat, b.g.c. does not support your assertions: 1) that something should be checked before nomination, 2) the preposterous assertion that I didn't check first, out of the kindness of my heart, 3) that a sufficient number of durably archived references exist at all.  --Connel MacKenzie 02:55, 19 October 2007 (UTC)

 * Ignoring the mutual insults which are not making either of us look too clever. b.g.c does support my assertion that the word can be found there. I didn't say it had sufficient entries to qualify for CFI, simply that it could be found there. As to whether or not you should check - it seems that isn't the way things work here so I retract that objection. House 08:41, 19 October 2007 (UTC)

 * The misunderstanding is semantic. It can be found with the combination of Google and Google books, but it cannot both be found with Google and be found with Google books. The last only returns one hit, which is insufficient. Note that Google web search is unreliable and we do not make a practice of checking it, except that terms can often be deleted immediately if they fail even that. DAVilla 12:52, 19 October 2007 (UTC)

title: Talk:glycodiversification


text:
bip

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  To make or cause to make a short beeping or blipping sound.
 * 2)  To hit lightly.
 * 3) * A. P. Vasko, 33 Miracles (page 188)
 * After the entire table burst into laughter, she playfully bipped the man in the mouth and followed it with a kiss.
 * 1)  To break into a car and steal its contents.
 * 2)  To rob; steal.
 * 1)  To break into a car and steal its contents.
 * 2)  To rob; steal.
 * 1)  To rob; steal.

Translations

 * Galician: chincar,

Noun

 * 1)  Can refer to multiple different things, but usually refers to a piece that someone owns, most often a gun or a haircut.
 * 1)  Can refer to multiple different things, but usually refers to a piece that someone owns, most often a gun or a haircut.
 * 1)  Can refer to multiple different things, but usually refers to a piece that someone owns, most often a gun or a haircut.
 * 1)  Can refer to multiple different things, but usually refers to a piece that someone owns, most often a gun or a haircut.
 * 1)  Can refer to multiple different things, but usually refers to a piece that someone owns, most often a gun or a haircut.

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

The common Bahnaric term for "duck" was.

Noun

 * 1) duck

Noun

 * 1) beep (short, electronically-produced sound)

Noun

 * 1) beep (short, electronically-produced sound)
 * 2) pager

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) beep
 * 2)  prearranged missed call
 * 3)  bleep censor

Noun

 * 1) ; beep

Noun

 * 1) bleep

title: bip


text:
douane

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) A custom house.

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from , from , , from , from earlier , from.

Noun

 * 1) customs (service/authorities/administration)
 * 2) customs officer

Etymology
Attested in in 1281 as  with the meaning “building where the rights of entry and exit of goods are earned” (Angevin Archives of Naples). In 1441 in the form. Borrowed from Sicilian, (attested from the end of the 12th century), whence the modern 🇨🇬, borrowed from the , an alteration of the , borrowed from.

.

Noun

 * 1) customs an authority responsible for controlling the flow of goods to and from a country
 * 2) customs office

title: douane


text:
Talk:catastrophe

catastrophe
Sense #4: "A social change of an outstanding radical and rapid character, with highly magical explanations by victims and others"? Hekaheka 08:46, 5 February 2008 (UTC)

 * Note: Added in this edit. DAVilla 14:29, 5 February 2008 (UTC)
 * No defenders, deleted sense. Hekaheka 00:12, 5 March 2008 (UTC)

French catastrophe not as catastrophic as English
This is my opinion through colloquial use of the word. However this opinion can be backed up by pointing out that within the Wikitionary entry, "desastre" is listed as a synonym -- and within a yellow pages there is a heading called "Apres Desastre" -- and these are adverts for contractors' services to come and pump out your basement when it's flooded or remove the tree that collapsed into your garage after the thunderstorm. And these things are not, in the English sense, thought of as "catastrophes," whereas in French, they may be.

What do you think? --174.94.42.200 06:45, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

RFC discussion: February 2008–December 2010
The sociology definition needs rewriting, I'm not entirely sure what its trying to say. Thryduulf 20:29, 4 February 2008 (UTC)

 * It might just be tosh. We inherited it from the original version of Catastrophe, which is available at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catastrophe?oldid=4963215 and doesn't exactly fill me with confidence: the contributor didn't even spell the word correctly. However, it does clarify one thing that our entry doesn't, which is that this sense (if it exists) is just a more-precise definition that sociologists use for the same general sense. —Ruakh TALK 00:47, 5 February 2008 (UTC)

 * Tosh. A layman's catastrophe without "magical explanations" wouldn't be a sociologist's catastrophe? DCDuring TALK 03:00, 5 February 2008 (UTC)

 * Has since been dealt with. — Beobach 06:14, 5 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:catastrophe


text:
aangifte

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) declaration taxes, customs, etc.
 * 2) report, statement official account of a crime
 * 1) report, statement official account of a crime
 * 1) report, statement official account of a crime
 * 1) report, statement official account of a crime

title: aangifte


text:
Talk:shacked up

shacked up
--Connel MacKenzie 08:40, 17 October 2007 (UTC)
 * Second definition seems to be more or less correct (in the UK). SemperBlotto 08:48, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

Delete We already have shack up. We could use an inflection template that facilitated automated inclusion of phrases. Is there one that I didn't find? DCDuring 11:53, 17 October 2007 (UTC)

title: Talk:shacked up