(v1,vt) to put something off
(v5r) (uk) to puff up
to inflate
(v5r) (1) to make (someone) accompany
(2) to marry (a couple)
(v1) (1) to anger someone
to provoke
to offend someone
to make somebody's hackles rise
(v1) (2) to square one's shoulders
(v1) (1) to anger someone
to provoke
to offend someone
to make somebody's hackles rise
(P)
(v1) to put someone to work
to make someone work
(P)
(v1) to cloud
to make dim or dull
to frown
(v1) to smell of
to give off a scent
to hint at
to intimate
(v1,vt) to conceal
to hide
(v1,vt) to hold down
to twist one's arm
(exp) to allow to worship
to let a person have a look
(v1,vt) to bend
to warp
(v1) to trouble
to bother
to annoy
(v1) to direct someone toward ...
(v1,vt) (1) to float
(2) to save (on one's expenses)
(v1,vt) to spoil
to rot
to corrode
(v1) (1) to put something on someone's back
to make someone carry something
(2) to lay responsibility on someone
to charge someone with a duty
(3) to inflict injury on someone
(v1,vt) to read to
to sing for
to inform
to tell
(v1) to raise
to inspire
to arouse
(v1) to sew up
to sew together
(v1,vt) (1) to bore
to tire
to weary
to stultify
(2) to use lavishly (and without regret)
(v1,vt) (1) (col) to put into sleep
(2) to kill
(v1) to enquire
to inquire
to seek information
(v1) to leave idle
(v1,vt) to pour on
(P)
(v1,vt) (1) to entwine
to entangle
(2) to connect
to relate
(v1,vt) to be seasoned
to be enlivened
(P)
(v1) to lead astray
(v1,vt) (uk) to aggravate
to complicate
to make worse
(v1,vt) to hold down
to twist one's arm