Verbs and Meaning

Verb Number	Verb	Meaning
1	abash	To make someone feel embarrassed or ashamed.
2	abate	To become less intense or widespread.
3	abide	To accept or act in accordance with rules or laws.
4	absorb	To take in or soak up (liquid, information, etc.).
5	accept	To consent to receive or undertake something.
6	accompany	To go along with someone or something.
7	ache	To feel a continuous dull pain.
8	achieve	To successfully reach a goal or desired result.
9	acquire	To gain possession or control of something.
10	act	To do something; to take action.
11	add	To put together or increase in amount or number.
12	address	To speak to or direct something to someone.
13	adjust	To make small changes to correct or improve.
14	admire	To regard with respect or warm approval.
15	admit	To confess to be true or admit the existence of something.
16	advise	To offer suggestions about the best course of action.
17	afford	To have enough money or means to do something.
18	agree	To have the same opinion or consent to something.
19	alight	To descend from a form of transport or light up.
20	allow	To permit or let someone do something.
21	animate	To bring to life or give movement and energy.
22	announce	To make a public or formal declaration.
23	answer	To respond to a question or situation.
24	apologize	To express regret for a fault or offense.
25	appear	To come into sight or become visible.
26	applaud	To show approval by clapping or cheering.
27	apply	To make a formal request or put to use.
28	approach	To come near or deal with something.
29	approve	To officially accept or agree to something.
30	argue	To express opposing opinions or debate.
31	arise	To begin to occur or become apparent.
32	arrange	To put things in a particular order or plan.
33	arrest	To take someone into custody by legal authority.
34	ask	To request information or help.
35	assert	To state firmly or clearly.
36	assort	To categorize or arrange into groups.
37	astonish	To greatly surprise or amaze.
38	attack	To try to hurt or defeat using force.
39	attend	To be present at an event or place.
40	attract	To draw attention or interest.
41	audit	To officially examine accounts and records.
42	avoid	To stay away from something.
43	awake	To stop sleeping or become conscious.
44	bang	To strike something loudly or suddenly.
45	banish	To send someone away as punishment.
46	bash	To hit hard or criticize strongly.
47	bat	To hit a ball with a bat.
48	be (am, are)	To exist or show a state of being.
49	bear	To carry, support, or endure.
50	bear	To give birth to or produce (used formally).
51	beat	To hit repeatedly or defeat someone.
52	beautify	To make something more attractive.
53	become	To begin to be or change into something.
54	befall	To happen to someone (usually something bad).
55	beg	To ask for something earnestly.
56	begin	To start doing something.
57	behave	To act properly or politely.
58	behold	To see or observe, often with awe.
59	believe	To accept something as true or real.
60	belong	To be owned by or be part of something.
61	bend	To curve or move into a bent position.
62	bereave	To be deprived of someone (often by death).
63	beseech	To beg or ask urgently and fervently.
64	bet	To risk something, usually money, on a chance.
65	betray	To be disloyal or reveal secrets.
66	bid	To offer (e.g., a price) or command.
67	bid	To say goodbye or give a greeting (archaic).
68	bind	To tie or fasten tightly.
69	bite	To cut or wound with teeth.
70	bleed	To lose blood due to injury.
71	bless	To ask for divine favor or to make holy.
72	blossom	To bloom or flourish.
73	blow	To move air or to be moved by air.
74	blur	To make something unclear or less visible.
75	blush	To turn red in the face from embarrassment.
76	board	To get onto a vehicle or structure.
77	boast	To talk proudly about oneself.
78	boil	To heat until bubbling.
79	bow	To bend forward in greeting or respect.
80	box	To fight with fists or pack in a box.
81	bray	To make a loud harsh sound (like a donkey).
82	break	To break or cause to break.
83	breathe	To inhale and exhale air.
84	breed	To produce offspring or cause development.
85	bring	To take or carry something to a place.
86	broadcast	To transmit a signal or program.
87	brush	To clean or arrange with a brush.
88	build	To construct or make something.
89	burn	To be on fire or produce flames.
90	burst	To break open suddenly.
91	bury	To place in the ground or hide.
92	bust	To break or ruin something (informal).
93	buy	To obtain in exchange for money.
94	buzz	To make a continuous buzzing sound.
95	calculate	To solve or compute mathematically.
96	call	To speak to or telephone someone.
97	canvass	To seek support or opinions.
98	capture	To take control or capture.
99	caress	To touch or stroke gently.
100	carry	To hold and move something from one place to another.
101	carve	To cut into something to make a shape or design.
102	cash	To exchange a cheque or document for money.
103	cast	To throw something or assign a role.
104	catch	To grab or take hold of something.
105	cause	To make something happen, especially something bad.
106	cease	To stop or come to an end.
107	celebrate	To honor or observe a special occasion.
108	challenge	To invite someone to compete or prove ability.
109	change	To make or become different.
110	charge	To demand payment or load energy into a device.
111	chase	To run after someone or something.
112	chat	To talk informally.
113	check	To examine or inspect carefully.
114	cheer	To shout or show joy and support.
115	chew	To crush food with teeth before swallowing.
116	chide	To scold or criticize someone.
117	chip	To break off a small piece.
118	choke	To have difficulty breathing.
119	choose	To pick one from many options.
120	classify	To sort into categories or groups.
121	clean	To remove dirt or make tidy.
122	cleave	To split or adhere (context-dependent verb).
123	click	To press a button, usually on a device.
124	climb	To go up using hands or feet.
125	cling	To hold on tightly.
126	close	To shut or bring to an end.
127	clothe	To provide or dress in clothes.
128	clutch	To hold tightly or grasp suddenly.
129	collapse	To fall down or collapse inward.
130	collect	To gather things together.
131	colour	To fill with color or make colorful.
132	come	To move toward or arrive at a place.
133	comment	To give feedback or express opinions.
134	compare	To show similarities and differences.
135	compel	To force or strongly persuade someone.
136	compete	To take part in a competition.
137	complain	To express dissatisfaction.
138	complete	To finish or make whole.
139	conclude	To finish or come to a decision.
140	conduct	To lead or guide a process or group.
141	confess	To admit something is true or confess guilt.
142	confine	To keep within limits or bounds.
143	confiscate	To seize something by authority.
144	confuse	To make someone confused.
145	congratulate	To express joy and praise for success.
146	connect	To join or link together.
147	connote	To suggest an additional meaning.
148	conquer	To take control or overcome.
149	consecrate	To declare something as holy or sacred.
150	consent	To give permission or agree to something.
151	conserve	To protect from loss or harm.
152	consider	To think about something carefully.
153	consign	To deliver or assign something formally.
154	consist	To be made up or composed of.
155	console	To comfort someone in distress.
156	consort	To associate with others (sometimes disapprovingly).
157	conspire	To secretly plan to do something harmful.
158	constitute	To make up or form something.
159	constrain	To limit or restrict.
160	construct	To build or put together.
161	construe	To interpret the meaning of something.
162	consult	To seek advice or discuss something.
163	contain	To hold or include something within.
164	contemn	To treat with scorn or disrespect (formal use).
165	contend	To struggle or compete.
166	contest	To compete or challenge a decision.
167	continue	To continue without stopping.
168	contract	To make smaller or enter into an agreement.
169	contradict	To say the opposite of something.
170	contrast	To show differences when compared.
171	contribute	To give in order to help achieve something.
172	contrive	To plan or invent cleverly.
173	control	To direct or manage something.
174	convene	To bring together for a meeting.
175	converge	To come together from different directions.
176	converse	To talk or discuss formally or informally.
177	convert	To change into another form or state.
178	convey	To transport or communicate something.
179	convict	To declare someone guilty of a crime.
180	convince	To persuade someone to do or believe something.
181	coo	To make soft murmuring sounds (like a dove or baby).
182	cook	To prepare food using heat.
183	cool	To make something less hot.
184	co-operate	To work together for a common goal.
185	cope	To manage or deal with difficulties.
186	copy	To duplicate or imitate.
187	correct	To fix or make right.
188	correspond	To exchange written messages.
189	corrode	To gradually wear away by chemical action.
190	corrupt	To make someone or something dishonest.
191	cost	To require payment or cause loss.
192	cough	To force air from the lungs suddenly.
193	counsel	To give professional advice.
194	count	To determine the total number.
195	course	To move or flow quickly.
196	cover	To place over or hide something.
197	cower	To crouch down in fear.
198	crack	To break something open or into pieces.
199	crackle	To make slight crackling noises.
200	crash	To collide violently or fail suddenly.
201	crave	To have a strong desire for something.
202	create	To bring something into existence.
203	creep	To move slowly and quietly.
204	crib	To complain or grumble.
205	cross	To go from one side to another.
206	crowd	To fill a place, often making movement difficult.
207	crush	To press or squeeze something with force.
208	cry	To produce tears due to emotion.
209	curb	To control or restrain something.
210	cure	To restore health or fix a problem.
211	curve	To form into a curved shape.
212	cut	To divide or remove using a sharp tool.
213	cycle	To travel using a bicycle.
214	damage	To harm or spoil something.
215	damp	To make something slightly wet or reduce intensity.
216	dance	To move rhythmically to music.
217	dare	To have the courage to do something difficult.
218	dash	To move suddenly and quickly.
219	dazzle	To amaze or impress deeply with brightness or beauty.
220	deal	To manage or handle something, especially a business.
221	decay	To rot or decline in condition.
222	decide	To choose or make a final choice.
223	declare	To make a formal statement or announcement.
224	decorate	To make something more attractive.
225	decrease	To become or make something smaller in amount or size.
226	dedicate	To dedicate or commit to a purpose or goal.
227	delay	To postpone or move to a later time.
228	delete	To remove or erase.
229	deny	To refuse to admit the truth.
230	depend	To rely on or be controlled by something.
231	deprive	To take something away from someone.
232	derive	To obtain something from a source.
233	describe	To explain or give details about something.
234	desire	To strongly want something.
235	destroy	To completely ruin or end something.
236	detach	To separate or remove from something.
237	detect	To discover or notice something hidden.
238	determine	To decide or figure out exactly.
239	develop	To grow or improve gradually.
240	die	To stop living; to cease to exist.
241	differ	To be unlike or not the same.
242	dig	To break up and move earth.
243	digest	To process food in the stomach.
244	dim	To make less bright.
245	diminish	To become smaller or weaker.
246	dine	To eat dinner.
247	dip	To put into liquid for a short time.
248	direct	To guide or manage.
249	disappear	To go out of sight or no longer be visible.
250	discover	To find something new or previously unknown.
251	discuss	To talk about something with others.
252	disobey	To refuse to follow rules or commands.
253	display	To show or exhibit something.
254	dispose	To get rid of or throw away.
255	distribute	To give out or share among people.
256	disturb	To interrupt or bother someone.
257	disuse	To no longer be in use.
258	dive	To jump into water or go underwater.
259	divide	To separate into parts or groups.
260	do	To perform or carry out an action.
261	donate	To give something to help or support.
262	download	To transfer data from the internet.
263	drag	To pull something along with effort.
264	draw	To produce a picture or pull something.
265	dream	To see or imagine things while sleeping.
266	dress	To put on clothes.
267	drill	To make a hole using a tool.
268	drink	To take a liquid into the mouth.
269	drive	To operate and control a vehicle.
270	drop	To let something fall.
271	dry	To remove moisture or become dry.
272	dump	To throw away waste or unwanted items.
273	dwell	To live in a particular place.
274	dye	To color fabric or hair using dye.
275	earn	To receive money in return for work.
276	eat	To put food in the mouth and chew.
277	educate	To teach or provide knowledge.
278	empower	To give power or confidence.
279	empty	To make something no longer full.
280	encircle	To form a circle around something.
281	encourage	To give support, confidence, or hope.
282	encroach	To intrude or advance beyond limits.
283	endanger	To put someone or something in danger.
284	endorse	To express approval or support publicly.
285	endure	To suffer patiently.
286	engrave	To carve words or designs on a surface.
287	enjoy	To take delight or pleasure in something.
288	enlarge	To make bigger or wider.
289	enlighten	To give spiritual or intellectual insight.
290	enter	To go or come into a place.
291	envy	To want what someone else has.
292	erase	To remove writing or marks.
293	escape	To get away from a place or situation.
294	evaporate	To turn into vapor.
295	exchange	To give or receive one thing for another.
296	exclaim	To speak suddenly with strong feeling.
297	exclude	To leave out or not include.
298	exist	To be real or present.
299	expand	To grow larger or increase in size.
300	expect	To think something will probably happen.
301	explain	To make something clear or easy to understand.
302	explore	To travel through a place to learn about it.
303	express	To communicate thoughts or feelings.
304	extend	To make something longer or wider.
305	eye	To look at closely or observe.
306	face	To deal with or confront something.
307	fail	To not succeed in doing something.
308	faint	To lose consciousness briefly.
309	fall	To come down from a higher place.
310	fan	To wave something to cool or move air.
311	fancy	To imagine or desire something.
312	favour	To support or prefer someone or something.
313	fax	To send a document electronically.
314	feed	To give food to someone or something.
315	feel	To experience an emotion or physical sensation.
316	ferry	To transport someone or something by boat.
317	fetch	To go and bring something back.
318	fight	To use force to try to hurt or defeat.
319	fill	To make something full.
320	find	To locate or discover something.
321	finish	To complete something.
322	fish	To catch or try to catch fish.
323	fit	To be the right size or shape.
324	fix	To repair or make something right.
325	fizz	To make a hissing or bubbling sound.
326	flap	To move quickly up and down or back and forth.
327	flash	To shine suddenly and briefly.
328	flee	To run away from danger.
329	fling	To throw something forcefully.
330	float	To rest or move on the surface of a liquid.
331	flop	To fall or fail in a sudden way.
332	fly	To move through the air with wings.
333	fold	To bend or lay something over on itself.
334	follow	To come or go after someone or something.
335	forbid	To order someone not to do something.
336	force	To make someone do something by using strength.
337	forecast	To predict or estimate future events.
338	foretell	To say what will happen in the future.
339	forget	To be unable to remember something.
340	forgive	To stop feeling angry toward someone.
341	forlese	To lose the right to something (archaic).
342	form	To bring into existence or shape.
343	forsake	To abandon someone or something.
344	found	To establish or set up.
345	frame	To create or construct a structure or idea.
346	free	To release or let go.
347	freeze	To become or make something very cold.
348	frighten	To cause fear in someone.
349	fry	To cook in hot oil.
350	fulfil	To complete or satisfy something fully.
351	gag	To choke or prevent speech.
352	gain	To obtain or win something.
353	gainsay	To deny or contradict.
354	gash	To make a deep cut or wound.
355	gaze	To look steadily and intently.
356	get	To come to have or own something.
357	give	To provide or hand over something.
358	glance	To look quickly or briefly.
359	glitter	To shine with bright flashes.
360	glow	To shine with a soft steady light.
361	go	To move from one place to another.
362	google	To search for something online.
363	govern	To control or rule over people.
364	grab	To take something quickly and roughly.
365	grade	To assign a score or level.
366	grant	To allow or give permission formally.
367	greet	To say hello or welcome someone.
368	grind	To crush into small particles.
369	grip	To hold tightly.
370	grow	To increase in size, number, or strength.
371	guard	To protect or watch over.
372	guess	To form an opinion without certainty.
373	guide	To direct or show the way.
374	handle	To control or deal with something.
375	hang	To be suspended or dangle.
376	happen	To take place or occur.
377	harm	To cause injury or damage.
378	hatch	To break out of an egg.
379	hate	To dislike intensely.
380	have	To possess or own something.
381	heal	To restore to health or make whole.
382	hear	To perceive sound through the ears.
383	heave	To lift or throw with effort.
384	help	To assist or support.
385	hew	To cut with an axe or tool.
386	hide	To keep out of sight.
387	hinder	To make something difficult or slow down.
388	hiss	To make a sharp, sibilant sound.
389	hit	To strike or touch with force.
390	hoax	To trick or deceive someone.
391	hold	To grasp or carry something.
392	hop	To move by jumping on one foot.
393	hope	To wish for something to happen.
394	horrify	To cause someone to feel great fear.
395	hug	To squeeze someone in affection.
396	hum	To make a low steady sound.
397	humiliate	To embarrass or shame someone.
398	hunt	To chase and try to capture.
399	hurl	To throw something with force.
400	hurry	To move quickly or rush.
401	hurt	To cause pain or injury.
402	hush	To make someone quiet or silent.
403	hustle	To move or push quickly and forcefully.
404	hypnotize	To put someone into a hypnotic state.
405	idealize	To think of something as perfect or ideal.
406	identify	To recognize or name someone or something.
407	idolize	To worship or admire excessively.
408	ignite	To catch fire or start burning.
409	ignore	To deliberately pay no attention.
410	ill-treat	To treat someone badly or cruelly.
411	illuminate	To light up or make something clear.
412	illumine	To enlighten or brighten spiritually or intellectually.
413	illustrate	To explain or make something clear by examples or images.
414	imagine	To form a mental image of something.
415	imbibe	To absorb ideas or knowledge.
416	imitate	To copy someone’s behavior or appearance.
417	immerse	To deeply involve or submerge oneself.
418	immolate	To kill or offer as a sacrifice, especially by fire.
419	immure	To confine someone within walls.
420	impair	To weaken or damage something.
421	impart	To give or share something.
422	impeach	To accuse a public official of wrongdoing.
423	impede	To slow down or block progress.
424	impel	To force or urge someone to do something.
425	impend	To be about to happen, especially something threatening.
426	imperil	To put in danger or risk.
427	impinge	To affect or influence negatively.
428	implant	To insert or fix firmly.
429	implicate	To show involvement or connection, often in wrongdoing.
430	implode	To collapse inward violently.
431	implore	To beg someone earnestly.
432	imply	To suggest something without saying it directly.
433	import	To bring goods or services into a country.
434	impose	To force something to be accepted or put in place.
435	impress	To leave a strong effect on someone.
436	imprint	To mark or stamp onto a surface or memory.
437	imprison	To put someone in prison.
438	improve	To make better or enhance.
439	inaugurate	To formally begin or introduce something.
440	incise	To cut into something sharply.
441	include	To contain as a part of the whole.
442	increase	To become greater in size, amount, or degree.
443	inculcate	To teach or instill through repetition.
444	indent	To make a space at the beginning of a line or paragraph.
445	indicate	To show or point out something.
446	induce	To persuade or lead to a particular action.
447	indulge	To allow oneself to enjoy something.
448	infect	To contaminate with disease or germs.
449	infest	To overrun or spread harmfully in large numbers.
450	inflame	To excite intense emotion or make worse.
451	inflate	To fill with air or gas and make larger.
452	inflect	To change the form of a word to express a grammatical function.
453	inform	To give information or notify someone.
454	infringe	To violate or break a law or agreement.
455	infuse	To fill with a feeling or quality.
456	ingest	To take in food or substance by swallowing.
457	inhabit	To live in or occupy a place.
458	inhale	To breathe in.
459	inherit	To receive from a predecessor by legal right or succession.
460	initiate	To start or begin something.
461	inject	To force a substance into something, especially into the body.
462	injure	To cause harm or damage to someone or something.
463	inlay	To decorate or set into a surface.
464	innovate	To introduce new ideas, methods, or devices.
465	input	To enter data or information into a system.
466	inquire	To ask for information or investigate.
467	inscribe	To write or carve words onto something.
468	insert	To place or fit into something else.
469	inspect	To examine something carefully.
470	inspire	To fill someone with the desire or ability to do something.
471	install	To set up or place in position.
472	insult	To speak or act rudely or disrespectfully.
473	insure	To protect against risk or loss.
474	integrate	To combine into a whole or make part of a group.
475	introduce	To present or make someone known.
476	invent	To create something that has not existed before.
477	invite	To request someone’s presence or participation.
478	join	To become a member or part of something.
479	jump	To push oneself off the ground and into the air.
480	justify	To show or prove something is right or reasonable.
481	keep	To continue to have or retain something.
482	kick	To strike with the foot.
483	kid	To joke or tease someone playfully.
484	kill	To cause the death of a person or animal.
485	kiss	To touch with the lips as an expression of affection.
486	kneel	To lower the body to the knees.
487	knit	To make a piece of fabric by interlocking loops of yarn.
488	knock	To hit something with a quick, sharp blow.
489	know	To be aware of something through observation or information.
490	lade	To load cargo or burden onto something.
491	land	To arrive on land after moving through air or water.
492	last	To continue for a specified period of time.
493	latch	To fasten or secure something with a latch.
494	laugh	To express amusement or joy.
495	lay	To put or place something down carefully.
496	lead	To guide or direct a group or activity.
497	leak	To escape or let liquid or gas escape.
498	lean	To rest against or on something for support.
499	leap	To jump or spring a long distance.
500	learn	To gain knowledge or skill through study or experience.
501	leave	To go away from or allow someone to stay behind.
502	leer	To look in a sly or unpleasant way.
503	lend	To allow someone to use something temporarily.
504	let	To permit or allow.
505	lick	To pass the tongue over something.
506	lie	To be in a horizontal position.
507	lie	To tell something that is not true.
508	lift	To raise or move something to a higher position.
509	light	To make something start to burn or become bright.
510	like	To find something pleasant or enjoyable.
511	limp	To walk with difficulty due to injury.
512	listen	To pay attention with the ears.
513	live	To exist or be alive.
514	look	To direct one’s gaze toward something.
515	lose	To be unable to keep something.
516	love	To have deep affection for someone or something.
517	magnify	To make something appear larger.
518	maintain	To keep in good condition or continue something.
519	make	To create or build something.
520	manage	To be in charge or handle responsibilities.
521	march	To walk with steady, regular steps.
522	mark	To put a visible sign or label on something.
523	marry	To join in marriage.
524	mash	To crush or smash into a soft mass.
525	match	To be the same or go well together.
526	matter	To be of importance or significance.
527	mean	To signify or represent something.
528	measure	To find the size, length, or amount of something.
529	meet	To come together or be in the same place.
530	melt	To turn from solid to liquid through heat.
531	merge	To combine or unite together.
532	mew	To make a sound like a cat or bird.
533	migrate	To move from one place to another, often seasonally.
534	milk	To draw milk from an animal.
535	mind	To care or be concerned about something.
536	mislead	To cause someone to believe something untrue.
537	miss	To fail to catch, see, or understand something.
538	mistake	To confuse one thing with another.
539	misuse	To use something in the wrong way.
540	mix	To combine two or more things together.
541	moan	To express pain or grief.
542	modify	To change or alter something slightly.
543	moo	To make the sound of a cow.
544	motivate	To inspire or give motivation.
545	mould	To shape or form something.
546	moult	To shed feathers, hair, or skin periodically.
547	move	To change position or go from one place to another.
548	mow	To cut grass or grain with a machine or tool.
549	multiply	To increase in number by reproducing.
550	murmur	To say something in a low, soft voice.
551	nail	To fasten something with a nail.
552	nap	To sleep lightly or for a short time.
553	need	To require something because it is essential.
554	neglect	To fail to care for properly.
555	nip	To pinch or bite sharply.
556	nod	To move the head up and down in agreement.
557	note	To observe or write something down carefully.
558	notice	To become aware of something.
559	notify	To formally inform someone.
560	nourish	To provide with substances necessary for growth.
561	nurse	To care for someone, especially the sick.
562	obey	To follow rules or instructions.
563	oblige	To do something because it is required.
564	observe	To watch carefully or pay attention.
565	obstruct	To block or get in the way of something.
566	obtain	To gain or get something.
567	occupy	To live in or take control of a space.
568	occur	To happen or take place.
569	offer	To present or give something voluntarily.
570	offset	To counterbalance or compensate.
571	omit	To leave out or exclude something.
572	ooze	To leak out slowly.
573	open	To move or allow access.
574	operate	To function or run a system or machine.
575	opine	To express an opinion.
576	oppress	To treat people in a cruel or unfair way.
577	opt	To make a choice from a range of possibilities.
578	optimize	To make something as effective as possible.
579	order	To request or ask for something formally.
580	organize	To arrange or coordinate methodically.
581	originate	To begin or start something.
582	output	To produce or deliver information or data.
583	overflow	To spill over or flood beyond limits.
584	overtake	To move ahead of someone or something.
585	owe	To be under obligation to pay or repay.
586	own	To possess or have ownership of something.
587	pacify	To bring peace or calm.
588	paint	To cover a surface with color or design.
589	pardon	To forgive someone for an offense.
590	part	To separate or leave.
591	partake	To take part in or share with others.
592	participate	To take part in an activity or event.
593	pass	To move past or succeed in something.
594	paste	To stick or apply using adhesive.
595	pat	To touch someone gently with an open hand.
596	patch	To repair or fix a small area.
597	pause	To stop doing something briefly.
598	pay	To give money in exchange for goods or services.
599	peep	To look quickly and secretly.
600	perish	To die, especially in a violent or untimely way.
601	permit	To allow someone to do something.
602	persuade	To convince someone to do something.
603	phone	To call or contact using a telephone.
604	place	To put something in a particular position.
605	plan	To make arrangements for achieving something.
606	play	To engage in an activity for enjoyment.
607	plead	To make an emotional appeal.
608	please	To make someone happy or satisfied.
609	plod	To walk slowly with heavy steps.
610	plot	To plan or scheme something secretly.
611	pluck	To pull something quickly and suddenly.
612	ply	To work steadily with something.
613	point	To show direction or attention to something.
614	polish	To make something smooth and shiny.
615	pollute	To make the environment dirty or impure.
616	ponder	To think about something deeply.
617	pour	To cause liquid to flow continuously.
618	pout	To push the lips outward in annoyance or sulk.
619	practise	To do something repeatedly to improve a skill.
620	praise	To express approval or admiration.
621	pray	To speak to a deity, especially to express thanks.
622	preach	To deliver a religious or moral message.
623	prefer	To choose or favor one thing over another.
624	prepare	To make ready for use or consideration.
625	prescribe	To authorize use of a medicine or treatment.
626	present	To give or show something formally.
627	preserve	To keep something in good condition.
628	preset	To set something in advance.
629	preside	To be in charge of a formal meeting or event.
630	press	To apply pressure to something.
631	pretend	To act as if something is true when it’s not.
632	prevent	To stop something from happening.
633	print	To produce a copy of text or images.
634	proceed	To begin or continue with an action.
635	produce	To create or manufacture something.
636	progress	To move forward or develop over time.
637	prohibit	To officially forbid something.
638	promise	To assure someone that you will do something.
639	propose	To offer an idea or plan for consideration.
640	prosecute	To take legal action against someone.
641	protect	To keep someone or something safe from harm.
642	prove	To demonstrate truth with evidence.
643	provide	To give what is needed or wanted.
644	pull	To move something toward yourself.
645	punish	To cause someone to suffer for wrongdoing.
646	purify	To make clean or pure.
647	push	To exert force to move something away.
648	put	To place something in a specific location.
649	qualify	To meet the necessary requirements.
650	quarrel	To argue or fight verbally.
651	question	To ask about something or express doubt.
652	quit	To stop doing something or leave a job.
653	race	To compete in speed against others.
654	rain	To fall from the sky as water droplets.
655	rattle	To make a rapid shaking sound or movement.
656	reach	To arrive at or extend to something.
657	read	To look at and understand written words.
658	realize	To become aware or understand clearly.
659	rebuild	To build something again after it has been damaged.
660	recall	To remember something from the past.
661	recast	To assign a new role or form to something.
662	receive	To get or accept something that is given.
663	recite	To repeat aloud from memory.
664	recognize	To identify someone or something previously seen.
665	recollect	To remember something with effort.
666	recur	To happen again or repeatedly.
667	redo	To do something again.
668	reduce	To make something smaller in size or amount.
669	refer	To mention or direct attention to something.
670	reflect	To throw back heat, light, or sound; to think deeply.
671	refuse	To say no or not accept something.
672	regard	To think of someone or something in a certain way.
673	regret	To feel sorry about something.
674	relate	To show or make a connection between things.
675	relax	To rest or become less tense.
676	rely	To depend on or trust in someone.
677	remain	To stay in the same place or condition.
678	remake	To make again or differently.
679	remove	To take something away.
680	rend	To tear apart or split violently.
681	renew	To extend the validity or freshness of something.
682	renounce	To formally give up a claim or belief.
683	repair	To fix or restore something damaged.
684	repeat	To say or do something again.
685	replace	To take the place of something.
686	reply	To answer or respond to something.
687	report	To give a spoken or written account.
688	request	To ask for something politely or formally.
689	resell	To sell something again.
690	resemble	To look like or be similar to.
691	reset	To return something to its original state.
692	resist	To withstand or fight against something.
693	resolve	To find a solution to a problem or situation.
694	respect	To show honor or admiration.
695	rest	To relax or stop working.
696	restrain	To hold back or control something or someone.
697	retain	To keep or continue to have something.
698	retch	To vomit or feel the urge to vomit.
699	retire	To stop working permanently, usually due to age.
700	return	To go back to a place or condition.
701	reuse	To use something again instead of throwing it away.
702	review	To examine or assess something critically.
703	rewind	To wind back to an earlier point.
704	rid	To free or remove something unwanted.
705	ride	To sit on and control the movement of something (like a bicycle or horse).
706	ring	To produce a clear musical sound or make a phone call.
707	rise	To move upward or to get out of bed.
708	roar	To make a loud deep sound, like a lion.
709	rob	To take something unlawfully.
710	roll	To turn over or move along a surface.
711	rot	To decay or decompose.
712	rub	To apply pressure by rubbing.
713	rule	To control or govern.
714	run	To move swiftly on foot.
715	rush	To move quickly or suddenly.
716	sabotage	To deliberately destroy or obstruct something.
717	sack	To dismiss someone from a job.
718	sacrifice	To give up something valuable for a greater purpose.
719	sadden	To make or become sad.
720	saddle	To put a saddle on an animal.
721	sag	To sink downward from pressure or lack of strength.
722	sail	To travel by boat using sails.
723	sally	To suddenly rush forth.
724	salute	To show respect with a gesture.
725	salvage	To rescue something from loss or destruction.
726	salve	To soothe or heal.
727	sample	To test or try a small portion.
728	sanctify	To make holy or set apart as sacred.
729	sanction	To approve or give official permission.
730	sap	To weaken or drain energy.
731	saponify	To convert into soap using a chemical reaction.
732	sash	To fasten with a sash or band.
733	sashay	To walk in an exaggerated or showy manner.
734	sass	To talk disrespectfully or rudely.
735	sate	To satisfy a desire fully.
736	satiate	To fill to the point of excess.
737	satirise	To mock or ridicule through satire.
738	satisfy	To meet needs or expectations.
739	saturate	To fill completely with moisture or liquid.
740	saunter	To walk in a slow and relaxed manner.
741	save	To rescue or keep from harm or loss.
742	savor	To enjoy or appreciate deeply.
743	savvy	To understand or be knowledgeable about something.
744	saw	To cut with a saw.
745	say	To speak or express in words.
746	scab	To form a crust over a wound or surface.
747	scabble	To scratch or scrape roughly.
748	scald	To burn with hot liquid or steam.
749	scale	To climb or increase in steps or stages.
750	scam	To cheat or deceive.
751	scan	To look at something carefully to get information.
752	scant	To provide or be only a small amount.
753	scar	To leave a mark or lasting impression from a wound.
754	scare	To cause fear in someone.
755	scarify	To make shallow cuts on the surface.
756	scarp	To form or cut into a steep slope.
757	scat	To go away quickly or leave suddenly.
758	scatter	To throw or spread things in different directions.
759	scold	To reprimand or criticize someone angrily.
760	scorch	To burn or become discolored from heat.
761	scowl	To frown in anger or displeasure.
762	scrawl	To write carelessly or messily.
763	scream	To make a loud high-pitched cry.
764	screw	To fasten or tighten with a screw.
765	scrub	To rub hard in order to clean.
766	search	To look for something thoroughly.
767	seat	To place someone or something in a seat.
768	secure	To make something safe or secure.
769	see	To perceive with the eyes.
770	seek	To try to find or obtain something.
771	seem	To give the impression of being something.
772	seize	To take hold of suddenly or forcibly.
773	select	To choose from a group.
774	sell	To exchange goods or services for money.
775	send	To cause to go or be taken to another place.
776	sentence	To declare a punishment in court.
777	separate	To divide into different parts or groups.
778	set	To place or put in a specific position.
779	sever	To cut off or separate.
780	sew	To join pieces of fabric together with a needle and thread.
781	shake	To move back and forth or up and down quickly.
782	shape	To form something into a particular form or outline.
783	share	To give a portion of something to others.
784	shatter	To break suddenly into pieces.
785	shave	To cut hair or remove it with a razor.
786	shear	To cut the wool off a sheep.
787	shed	To let something fall or release.
788	shine	To give off light or reflect brightness.
789	shirk	To avoid or neglect responsibility.
790	shit	To defecate (vulgar slang).
791	shiver	To shake slightly because of cold or fear.
792	shock	To surprise or upset someone deeply.
793	shoe	To put a shoe on a foot or hoof.
794	shoot	To fire a weapon or object.
795	shorten	To make something shorter in length or duration.
796	shout	To speak loudly or yell.
797	show	To display or allow to be seen.
798	shrink	To become smaller in size or amount.
799	shun	To deliberately avoid something or someone.
800	shut	To close something tightly or completely.
801	sight	To suddenly see something or notice visually.
802	signal	To make a sound or gesture to give a message.
803	signify	To mean or indicate something.
804	sing	To produce musical tones with the voice.
805	sink	To go down below a surface, usually into water.
806	sip	To drink something slowly in small amounts.
807	sit	To rest the body on the buttocks, typically on a chair.
808	ski	To move over snow using skis.
809	skid	To slide without control, especially on a slippery surface.
810	slam	To close something forcefully and noisily.
811	slay	To kill someone violently or powerfully.
812	sleep	To rest by closing the eyes and becoming unconscious.
813	slide	To move smoothly over a surface.
814	slim	To become thin or make thinner.
815	sling	To throw something forcefully.
816	slink	To move quietly and secretly.
817	slip	To lose balance and slide suddenly.
818	slit	To cut in a straight line, especially with a sharp object.
819	smash	To break into pieces with force.
820	smell	To detect the scent of something with the nose.
821	smile	To express happiness with a facial expression.
822	smite	To strike forcefully (often poetic or biblical).
823	smooth	To make something flat or even.
824	smother	To suffocate or cover thickly.
825	snap	To break suddenly with a sharp sound.
826	snatch	To grab something quickly and forcefully.
827	sneak	To move quietly to avoid being seen.
828	sneeze	To expel air forcefully through the nose and mouth.
829	sniff	To draw air through the nose to smell something.
830	soar	To fly or rise high in the air.
831	sob	To cry noisily while taking short breaths.
832	solicit	To ask for or try to obtain something.
833	solve	To find an answer or explanation for a problem.
834	soothe	To comfort or calm someone.
835	sort	To arrange things into categories or order.
836	sow	To plant seeds in soil.
837	sparkle	To shine brightly with flashes of light.
838	speak	To use spoken language to express thoughts.
839	speed	To move quickly or increase speed.
840	spell	To write or name the letters in a word.
841	spend	To use money or time for a purpose.
842	spill	To accidentally let a liquid fall.
843	spin	To turn around quickly on a central point.
844	spit	To eject saliva forcibly from the mouth.
845	split	To divide into parts or groups.
846	spoil	To ruin or damage something.
847	spray	To scatter liquid or particles in drops.
848	spread	To extend over a large area or range.
849	spring	To jump or leap suddenly or quickly.
850	sprout	To begin to grow or develop.
851	squeeze	To press firmly together with force.
852	stand	To be in an upright position on the feet.
853	stare	To look fixedly at something.
854	start	To begin or commence an activity.
855	state	To express something clearly in speech or writing.
856	starve	To suffer or die from lack of food.
857	stay	To continue in the same place or condition.
858	steal	To take something without permission.
859	steep	To soak completely in liquid.
860	stem	To originate or come from.
861	step	To move by lifting and setting down each foot.
862	sterilize	To make free from germs or bacteria.
863	stick	To attach or adhere to something.
864	stimulate	To encourage activity or interest.
865	sting	To wound or pierce with a sharp object or insect bite.
866	stink	To emit a foul odor.
867	stir	To mix or move around with a tool or hand.
868	stitch	To sew using a needle and thread.
869	stoop	To bend the body forward and downward.
870	stop	To cease movement or action.
871	store	To keep or place items for future use.
872	strain	To exert or stretch beyond a limit.
873	stray	To move away from the correct path or place.
874	stress	To emphasize something as important.
875	stretch	To extend or pull to full length.
876	strew	To scatter or spread over an area.
877	stride	To walk with long, decisive steps.
878	strike	To hit or attack forcefully.
879	string	To thread or connect with a string.
880	strive	To make great efforts to achieve something.
881	study	To learn or examine a subject in detail.
882	submit	To formally give in or yield.
883	subscribe	To agree to receive a service, often periodically.
884	subtract	To take away a part from the whole.
885	succeed	To achieve a goal or result successfully.
886	suck	To draw something into the mouth.
887	suffer	To experience pain, loss, or hardship.
888	suggest	To offer an idea or recommendation.
889	summon	To call someone to appear or come forward.
890	supply	To provide what is needed or desired.
891	support	To give assistance or encouragement.
892	suppose	To assume something is true without proof.
893	surge	To rise or increase suddenly and strongly.
894	surmise	To guess based on limited evidence.
895	surpass	To exceed or go beyond in performance or quality.
896	surround	To encircle or enclose on all sides.
897	survey	To look at or examine carefully.
898	survive	To remain alive after a difficult situation.
899	swallow	To cause or allow something to pass down the throat.
900	sway	To move or swing back and forth or influence someone.
901	swear	To make a serious or official promise.
902	sweat	To release moisture from the body due to heat or stress.
903	sweep	To clean or clear away by brushing.
904	swell	To expand in size or volume.
905	swim	To move through water using limbs.
906	swing	To move back and forth or in an arc.
907	swot	To study hard, especially before an exam.
908	take	To obtain or take something.
909	talk	To speak or have a conversation.
910	tap	To lightly hit or touch repeatedly.
911	taste	To sense or evaluate flavor.
912	tax	To impose a charge or fee.
913	teach	To instruct or give knowledge.
914	tear	To rip or pull something apart.
915	tee	To place a ball on a small stand in sports.
916	tell	To communicate information or news.
917	tempt	To lure or attract by offering something appealing.
918	tend	To regularly look after or care for something.
919	terminate	To bring something to an end.
920	terrify	To cause someone to feel intense fear.
921	test	To evaluate the quality or ability of something.
922	thank	To express gratitude or appreciation.
923	think	To use one’s mind to form ideas or judgments.
924	thrive	To grow, develop, or be successful.
925	throw	To propel something through the air.
926	thrust	To push something forcefully in a direction.
927	thump	To hit something heavily and loudly.
928	tie	To fasten or bind with a string or cord.
929	tire	To become weary or exhausted.
930	toss	To throw something lightly or casually.
931	touch	To come into contact with something.
932	train	To teach or instruct through practice.
933	trample	To walk heavily, often causing damage.
934	transfer	To move from one place to another.
935	transform	To change in form or appearance.
936	translate	To convert text or speech from one language to another.
937	trap	To catch or confine something.
938	travel	To go from one place to another, especially over a distance.
939	tread	To step or walk on something.
940	treasure	To greatly value or cherish something.
941	treat	To deal with or act toward someone in a specific way.
942	tree	To remove the branches from a tree.
943	tremble	To shake involuntarily due to fear or cold.
944	triumph	To achieve victory or success.
945	trust	To rely on or believe in someone or something.
946	try	To attempt or make an effort to do something.
947	turn	To move or cause to move in a different direction.
948	type	To write using a keyboard.
949	typeset	To arrange printed material in type format.
950	understand	To grasp the meaning of something or someone.
951	undo	To reverse or cancel an action or effect.
952	uproot	To remove completely, especially from the root.
953	upset	To disturb emotionally or physically.
954	urge	To strongly encourage or persuade someone.
955	use	To employ something for a purpose.
956	utter	To say or express aloud.
957	value	To consider something as important or useful.
958	vanish	To disappear suddenly.
959	vary	To differ or change from one condition to another.
960	verify	To check or confirm the truth or accuracy.
961	vex	To annoy or irritate someone.
962	vie	To compete eagerly with someone for something.
963	view	To look at or inspect something.
964	violate	To break a rule or law.
965	vomit	To eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth.
966	wake	To stop sleeping and become conscious.
967	walk	To move along on foot.
968	wander	To move around without a specific destination.
969	want	To desire or wish for something.
970	warn	To give notice of danger or bad consequences.
971	waste	To use carelessly or without need.
972	watch	To observe attentively.
973	water	To pour or sprinkle water on something.
974	wave	To move the hand or an object to and fro.
975	wax	To apply wax or become covered with wax.
976	waylay	To ambush or attack suddenly.
977	wear	To have on one’s body as clothing.
978	weave	To form fabric by interlacing threads or strands.
979	wed	To marry.
980	weep	To shed tears from sorrow or emotion.
981	weigh	To measure the weight of something.
982	welcome	To greet someone kindly or warmly.
983	wend	To proceed or go in a specified direction.
984	wet	To make something wet.
985	whip	To strike with a quick, sharp blow.
986	whisper	To speak very softly or quietly.
987	win	To achieve victory or success.
988	wind	To turn or twist repeatedly.
989	wish	To hope or express a desire for something.
990	withdraw	To pull back or take away.
991	work	To perform tasks or duties.
992	worry	To feel anxious or concerned.
993	worship	To show reverence or devotion to a deity.
994	wring	To twist or squeeze something forcefully.
995	write	To form letters or words on a surface.
996	yawn	To open the mouth wide involuntarily from tiredness or boredom.
997	yell	To shout loudly.
998	yield	To give way or produce, often under pressure.
999	zinc	To coat with zinc.
1000	zoom	To move quickly with a buzzing or humming sound.

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