- (v1) (comp) to start (something)
 to boot (a computer)
 
- (exp) to cite an example 
- (v1,vt) (1) to knead well
 (2) to polish
 to refine
 
- (v1,vt) (1) to knead well
 (2) to polish
 to refine
 
- (v1,vt) (1) to knead well
 (2) to polish
 to refine
 
- (exp) to improve one's skill 
- (v1,vt) (1) (uk) to fabricate
 to invent
 to make up (a story)
 to hoax
 to pull a hoax
 (2) to frame someone
 
- (v1,vt) (1) to knead thoroughly
 to work up
 (2) to concoct
 to make up
 
- (v1,vt) to twist
 to distort
 
- (v1,vt) to twist hard 
- (v1,vt) to splash
 to raise
 
- (exp) to get angry
 to become perverse
 
- (v1) to shoulder (palanquin) 
- (adv,n) finally
 in the end
 on top of all that
 
- (n) Annunciation Day
 Lady Day
 
- (v5u) to guffaw 
- (exp,v5k) to vomit
 to throw up
 
- (exp) because of this
 thanks to this
 due to this
 
- (v1,vt) to dip or scoop up 
- (v1) to roll up or pull up (sleeves, skirt, etc.) 
- (v1) to take a pinch of something (e.g. salt)
 to pick up in one's fingers
 
- (v1,vt) (1) to hang up
 to hoist
 (2) to denounce
 to subject someone to a kangaroo court
 
- (v1,vt) (1) (uk) to fabricate
 to invent
 to make up (a story)
 to hoax
 to pull a hoax
 (2) to frame someone
 
- (exp) How could I (you, etc.) ...?
 How dare you (they, etc.) (have the nerve to) ...?
 
- (exp) How could I (you, etc.) ...?
 How dare you (they, etc.) (have the nerve to) ...?
 
- (exp) to grow a beard 
- (exp) to get angry
 to become perverse
 
- (v1) to tuck (e.g. sleeves)
 to roll up
 
- (v1) to lift
 to turn over
 to fold over
 
- (n) spoon bending