| 801 | lie | To lie is to intentionally say or write something that is not true. |
| 802 | married | To be married is to be in a legally or socially recognized union with another person, typically for romantic or sexual purposes. |
| 803 | narrow | To narrow is to make something smaller in width or scope. |
| 804 | nose | To nose is to push or rub with one's nose, often to smell or investigate. |
| 805 | partner | To partner is to work together or collaborate with someone, typically on a project or endeavor. |
| 806 | profile | To profile is to create a detailed description or analysis of a person, organization, or thing, often for investigative or marketing purposes. |
| 807 | respect | To respect is to show admiration or deference to someone or something, typically as a result of their status, achievements, or qualities. |
| 808 | rice | To rice is to prepare or serve rice as a dish. |
| 809 | schedule | To schedule is to plan or arrange an event, appointment, or task for a specific time or date. |
| 810 | telephone | To telephone is to make a call to someone using a telephone or similar device. |
| 811 | tip | To tip is to give a small amount of money to someone as a gratuity or appreciation for their service. |
| 812 | bag | To bag is to put something into a bag or container. |
| 813 | battle | To battle is to engage in a fight or conflict, often with weapons or words. |
| 814 | bed | To bed is to lie down on a flat surface, typically for sleep or rest. |
| 815 | bill | To bill is to send an invoice or statement of charges to someone for payment. |
| 816 | bother | To bother is to annoy, trouble, or cause inconvenience to someone. |
| 817 | cake | To cake is to form or coat with a thick layer of something, often a mixture of flour, sugar, eggs, and butter. |
| 818 | code | To code is to write or develop computer software or programs using a specific programming language. |
| 819 | curve | To curve is to bend or twist something into a curved or rounded shape. |
| 820 | dimension | To dimension is to measure the length, width, or height of an object or space. |
| 821 | ease | To ease is to make something less difficult or painful, often by reducing stress or tension. |
| 822 | farm | To farm is to cultivate land and raise crops or animals for food or other products. |
| 823 | fight | To fight is to engage in physical combat or conflict, often with the intention of winning or defending oneself. |
| 824 | gap | To gap is to create a space or opening between two objects or surfaces. |
| 825 | grade | To grade is to evaluate or assess the quality or performance of something, typically using a numerical or letter-based system. |
| 826 | horse | To horse is to provide or ride on a horse or other equine animal. |
| 827 | host | To host is to entertain or provide accommodations for guests or visitors. |
| 828 | husband | To husband is to manage or conserve resources, often in a frugal or efficient manner. |
| 829 | loan | To loan is to lend money or property to someone for a period of time, typically with the expectation of repayment or return. |
| 830 | mistake | To mistake is to misunderstand or misinterpret something, often resulting in an error or incorrect action. |
| 831 | nail | To nail is to attach or fasten something to a surface using nails or similar hardware. |
| 832 | noise | To noise is to make a loud or unpleasant sound, often causing a disturbance or annoyance. |
| 833 | occasion | To occasion is to give rise to or cause something to happen, often unexpectedly or by chance. |
| 834 | package | To package is to wrap or enclose something in a container or bundle for transportation or storage. |
| 835 | pause | To pause is to stop or briefly interrupt an activity or speech, often to rest or reflect. |
| 836 | phrase | To phrase is to express something in a particular way or using certain words, often for clarity or emphasis. |
| 837 | race | To race is to compete in a contest of speed, often with other people or animals. |
| 838 | sand | To sand is to rub the surface of something with sandpaper or a similar abrasive material to make it smooth or remove imperfections. |
| 839 | sentence | To sentence is to declare or impose a punishment or penalty on someone who has been convicted of a crime. |
| 840 | shoulder | To shoulder is to carry or bear the weight or responsibility of something, often metaphorically. |
| 841 | smoke | To smoke is to inhale and exhale the smoke of a burning substance, often tobacco, for recreational or medicinal purposes. |
| 842 | stomach | To stomach is to tolerate or endure something unpleasant, often a difficult situation or task. |
| 843 | string | To string is to thread or connect a series of objects or items together, often using a string or similar material. |
| 844 | surprised | To surprise is to cause someone to feel a sudden sense of astonishment or disbelief, often by doing something unexpected or out of the ordinary. |
| 845 | towel | To towel is to dry or wipe oneself or something else using a towel or similar cloth. |
| 846 | vacation | To vacation is to take a period of time away from work or other responsibilities for rest, relaxation, or travel. |
| 847 | wheel | To wheel is to move or transport something on wheels, often a vehicle or heavy object. |
| 848 | arm | To arm is to provide or equip someone or something with weapons or other defensive or offensive capabilities. |
| 849 | associate | To associate is to connect or link something with something else, often by way of similarity or shared characteristics. |
| 850 | bet | To bet is to place a wager or gamble on the outcome of a contest or event. |
| 851 | blow | To blow is to move air or a substance with force out of one's mouth or an object. |
| 852 | border | To border is to form the edge of or be adjacent to something. |
| 853 | branch | To branch is to divide into smaller parts or to extend out in different directions. |
| 854 | breast | To breast is to come face to face with or to confront something. |
| 855 | buddy | To buddy is to be friends with or to accompany someone as a companion. |
| 856 | bunch | To bunch is to gather or collect something closely together. |
| 857 | chip | To chip is to break off a small piece of something or to cut into small pieces. |
| 858 | coach | To coach is to train, guide or instruct someone or a group of people in a particular sport or activity. |
| 859 | cross | To cross is to move from one side to the other side of something or to mix or combine two things together. |
| 860 | document | To document is to record or write down something in order to have a written account of it. |
| 861 | draft | To draft is to write or compose a preliminary version of a document, plan or piece of writing. |
| 862 | dust | To dust is to clean or remove dirt, dust or debris from something using a cloth or brush. |
| 863 | floor | To floor is to cover a surface with a material, such as carpet or wood, or to knock someone down to the ground. |
| 864 | golf | To golf is to play a game in which players try to hit a small ball into a hole using clubs. |
| 865 | habit | To habit is to do something repeatedly or regularly, often without thinking about it. |
| 866 | iron | To iron is to press or smooth out wrinkles in clothing using a heated iron. |
| 867 | judge | To judge is to form an opinion or make a decision about someone or something based on certain criteria or evidence. |
| 868 | knife | To knife is to cut or stab something using a sharp blade. |
| 869 | landscape | To landscape is to design or arrange a garden or outdoor area, or to create a picturesque scene. |
| 870 | league | To league is to join or form a group or organization for a particular purpose. |
| 871 | mail | To mail is to send a letter or package to someone through the postal system. |
| 872 | mess | To mess is to make something dirty or untidy, or to confuse or muddle something up. |
| 873 | parent | To parent is to raise or care for a child as a parent or guardian. |
| 874 | pattern | To pattern is to create or follow a specific design or sequence of actions. |
| 875 | pin | To pin is to attach or fasten something with a pin or similar object. |
| 876 | pool | To pool is to combine or share resources or assets for a common purpose. |
| 877 | pound | To pound is to hit or strike something repeatedly with force or to weigh a certain amount. |
| 878 | request | To request is to ask for something in a polite or formal manner. |
| 879 | salary | To salary is to pay someone a fixed amount of money in exchange for their work or services. |
| 880 | shame | To shame is to cause someone to feel embarrassed or guilty about something they have done. |
| 881 | shelter | To shelter is to provide protection or refuge for someone or something from harm or danger. |
| 882 | shoe | To shoe is to put shoes on someone's feet or to attach a metal plate to a horse's hoof. |
| 883 | tackle | To tackle is to confront or deal with a problem or challenge, or to physically grab and bring down an opponent in sports. |
| 884 | tank | To tank is to store or hold something in a tank, or to fail or perform poorly in a competition or activity. |
| 885 | trust | To trust is to believe or have confidence in someone or something. |
| 886 | assist | To assist is to help or support someone in a task or activity. |
| 887 | bake | To bake is to cook food, especially bread or pastries, in an oven using dry heat. |
| 888 | bar | To bar is to prevent or forbid someone from doing something or to block or obstruct a passage or entrance. |
| 889 | bell | To bell is to attach a bell or bells to something, or to ring a bell to make a sound. |
| 890 | bike | To bike is to ride a bicycle or motorcycle. |
| 891 | blame | To blame is to hold someone responsible for something negative or to attribute a fault or mistake to someone. |
| 892 | brick | To brick is to build or construct something using bricks or to damage or destroy something by hitting it with a brick. |
| 893 | chair | To chair is to preside over or lead a meeting or group discussion. |
| 894 | closet | To closet is to store or keep something in a closet or to hide or conceal something from others. |
| 895 | clue | To clue is to provide information or a hint to help solve a mystery or problem. |
| 896 | collar | To collar is to grab or seize someone or something by the collar or to put a collar on an animal. |
| 897 | comment | To comment is to express an opinion or make a remark about something, often publicly. |
| 898 | conference | To conference is to hold a meeting or discussion with a group of people, often in a professional or academic setting. |
| 899 | devil | To devil is to cook or prepare food, especially eggs or meat, with spices or other hot ingredients. |
| 900 | diet | To diet is to eat a particular type or amount of food in order to lose weight or improve health. |
| 901 | fear | To fear is to have an emotional response to a perceived threat or danger. |
| 902 | fuel | To fuel is to supply energy to power something, such as a vehicle or machine. |
| 903 | glove | To glove is to cover the hand with a protective covering, typically made of leather or fabric. |
| 904 | jacket | To jacket is to cover or encase something with a protective or decorative outer layer. |
| 905 | lunch | To lunch is to eat a midday meal. |
| 906 | monitor | To monitor is to observe or check the progress or quality of something. |
| 907 | mortgage | To mortgage is to pledge property as security for a loan. |
| 908 | nurse | To nurse is to care for and support the recovery of a sick or injured person. |
| 909 | pace | To pace is to walk or move back and forth repeatedly in a confined space. |
| 910 | panic | To panic is to feel sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety. |
| 911 | peak | To peak is to reach the highest point or level of something. |
| 912 | provided | To provide is to give or supply something. |
| 913 | reward | To reward is to give something in return for good behavior or effort. |
| 914 | row | To row is to propel a boat through water using oars. |
| 915 | sandwich | To sandwich is to place something between two pieces of bread or other food. |
| 916 | shock | To shock is to cause a sudden surprise or disturbance. |
| 917 | spite | To spite is to deliberately harm, annoy, or offend someone. |
| 918 | spray | To spray is to disperse liquid or particles in a mist or stream. |
| 919 | surprise | To surprise is to cause someone to feel unexpected delight or shock. |
| 920 | till | To till is to cultivate land for crops. |
| 921 | transition | To transition is to move from one state or condition to another. |
| 922 | weekend | To weekend is to spend time relaxing or engaging in leisure activities over the weekend. |
| 923 | yard | To yard is to gather and store something, such as lumber or scrap metal, in a yard or other designated area. |
| 924 | alarm | To alarm is to cause fear or anxiety by alerting someone to potential danger. |
| 925 | bend | To bend is to curve or flex something, typically a body part or object. |
| 926 | bicycle | To bicycle is to ride a bicycle. |
| 927 | bite | To bite is to use the teeth to cut or grip something. |
| 928 | blind | To blind is to deprive someone of sight or the ability to see. |
| 929 | bottle | To bottle is to put a liquid into a bottle for storage or transportation. |
| 930 | cable | To cable is to send or transmit information or data using a cable or wire. |
| 931 | candle | To candle is to examine the contents of an egg by shining a light through it. |
| 932 | clerk | To clerk is to work as a clerk, typically in a store or office. |
| 933 | cloud | To cloud is to obscure or make something unclear or confusing. |
| 934 | concert | To concert is to plan or arrange something in cooperation with others. |
| 935 | counter | To counter is to oppose or respond to something with a contrary argument or action. |
| 936 | dirty | To dirty is to make something unclean or soiled. |
| 937 | flower | To flower is to produce blossoms or blooms. |
| 938 | grandfather | To grandfather is to exempt something or someone from a new rule or regulation due to their previous status or position. |
| 939 | harm | To harm is to cause physical or emotional damage or injury to someone or something. |
| 940 | knee | To knee is to strike or hit something with the knee. |
| 941 | lawyer | To lawyer is to practice law or provide legal advice. |
| 942 | load | To load is to place a heavy or bulky object onto a vehicle or into a container for transportation. |
| 943 | loose | To loose is to release something from a constraint or fixed position. |
| 944 | mirror | To mirror is to reflect an image or likeness of something. |
| 945 | neck | To neck is to kiss or caress someone's neck. |
| 946 | pension | To pension is to retire from work and receive a regular payment from a pension fund. |
| 947 | plate | To plate is to cover or coat a surface with a thin layer of metal or another material. |
| 948 | pleased | To please is to give satisfaction or enjoyment to someone. |
| 949 | proposed | To propose is to suggest or put forward an idea or plan for consideration. |
| 950 | ruin | To ruin is to cause something to fall into a state of decay or destruction. |
| 951 | ship | To ship is to transport or send something, especially by sea. |
| 952 | skirt | To skirt is to go around the edge or border of something. |
| 953 | slice | To slice is to cut something into thin pieces. |
| 954 | snow | To snow is to fall from the sky as snowflakes. |
| 955 | stroke | To stroke is to move one's hand over something gently and repeatedly. |
| 956 | switch | To switch is to change or exchange something for another. |
| 957 | tired | To tire is to become exhausted or fatigued from physical or mental exertion. |
| 958 | trash | To trash is to discard or dispose of something as garbage. |
| 959 | tune | To tune is to adjust the pitch or melody of a musical instrument or voice. |
| 960 | worried | To worry is to feel anxious or concerned about something. |
| 961 | zone | To zone is to divide an area into different sections or categories. |
| 962 | anger | To anger is to make someone feel mad or frustrated. |
| 963 | award | To award is to give something as a prize or honor for achievement. |
| 964 | bid | To bid is to offer a price for something in an auction or sale. |
| 965 | boot | To boot is to start up a computer or electronic device. |
| 966 | bug | To bug is to annoy or bother someone. |
| 967 | camp | To camp is to set up a temporary shelter outdoors for recreational purposes. |
| 968 | candy | To candy is to coat or cover something with sugar or syrup. |
| 969 | carpet | To carpet is to cover a floor with carpet or other similar material. |
| 970 | cat | To cat is to groom oneself with the tongue, like a cat does. |
| 971 | champion | To champion is to support or defend something strongly. |
| 972 | channel | To channel is to direct or guide something through a particular route or medium. |
| 973 | clock | To clock is to measure the time taken to do something. |
| 974 | comfort | To comfort is to provide solace or support to someone who is upset or distressed. |
| 975 | cow | To cow is to intimidate or frighten someone into submission. |
| 976 | crack | To crack is to break or split something. |
| 977 | disappointed | To disappoint is to fail to meet someone's expectations or hopes. |
| 978 | empty | To empty is to remove all the contents from something. |
| 979 | engineer | To engineer is to design or build something using scientific or technical knowledge. |
| 980 | entrance | To entrance is to captivate or fascinate someone. |
| 981 | fault | To fault is to blame or criticize someone or something for a mistake or problem. |
| 982 | grass | To grass is to inform on someone, especially to the authorities. |
| 983 | guy | To guy is to mock or tease someone in a playful way. |
| 984 | highlight | To highlight is to emphasize or draw attention to something. |
| 985 | island | To island is to isolate or separate something like an island. |
| 986 | joke | To joke is to tell a funny story or make a humorous comment. |
| 987 | jury | To jury is to serve as a member of a jury in a trial. |
| 988 | leg | To leg is to kick or hit something with one's leg. |
| 989 | lip | To lip is to mouth or say something silently without making a sound. |
| 990 | mate | To mate is to breed or pair animals together. |
| 991 | nerve | To nerve is to give someone the courage or confidence to do something. |
| 992 | passage | To passage is to move or travel through a narrow or confined space. |
| 993 | pen | To pen is to write or compose something. |
| 994 | pride | To pride is to feel proud or pleased about something. |
| 995 | priest | To priest is to ordain or become a priest. |
| 996 | promise | To promise is to make a commitment or assurance to do something. |
| 997 | resort | To resort is to turn to a particular course of action as a last option. |
| 998 | ring | To ring is to produce a sound or noise like a bell or telephone. |
| 999 | roof | To roof is to cover a building or structure with a roof. |
| 1000 | rope | To rope is to tie or secure something with a rope. |