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Jeopardy - David

Verbs for David to practice

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abandonto give up completely; to leave
abbreviateto make shorter by leaving out letters
abolishto get rid of completely
aboundto be found in large numbers or amounts
accelerateto increase the speed of
accompanyto go along with
accumulateto pile up, collect, or gather over a period of time
appearto come into sight; to become visible
beautifyto make beautiful
bewareto be careful
blareto sound out with loud, harsh tones
chuckleto laugh softly
classifyto arrange by putting into classes or groups according to a system
collideto come together with force; to bump into
beginto start to do, to get under way
concealto hide or keep secret; to put out of sight
devoteto give your time, effort or attention to some purpose
discussto talk or write about, giving various ideas and opinions
dispatchto send out quickly to a certain place or for a certain job
donateto give to a charity or other cause; to contribute
electto choose for an office by voting
elevateto lift up or raise
eludeto keep away from by being quick or clever
embarkto start out; begin
encloseto shut in all around; to surround
enlargeto make or become larger
enrageto make very angry
exaggerateto make seem larger or greater than it really is
expandto make or grow bigger or wider
fascinateto hold the attention of by being interesting or delightful
fidgetto move about restlessly in a nervous way
fortifyto make stronger; strengthen
governto have control over; rule; manage
hesitateto stop or wait for amoment because one is not sure
hinderto hold back; get in the way of
honorto act in a true manner to what is right and honest
imitateto copy the way someone looks, acts or sounds
improviseto use whatever is handy in order to make something
indulgeto give into something that one wants to do; let oneself have some pleasure
jabberto talk in a fast or confused way that is hard to understand
nestleto snuggle and be cozy persevere
persevereto continue doing something in spite of troubles
rambleto walk or stroll along without any special goal; to roam
scamperto move quickly or in a hurry


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