I
n.
accusation
1) to bring, level, make a ~; to prefer, press ~s
2) to concoct, cook up, fabricate, trump up a ~ (they trumped up various ~s against her)
3) to prove, substantiate a ~
4) to face a ~
5) to dismiss, throw out a ~ (the judge dismissed all ~s)
6) to drop, retract, withdraw a ~
7) to deny; refute; repudiate a ~
8) a baseless, fabricated, false, trumped-up; frivolous ~
9) a ~ against smb. (to bring ~s of forgery against smb.)
10) a ~ that (he denied the ~ that he had taken bribes)
11) on a ~ of (he was arraigned on a ~ of embezzlement; to be arrested on various ~s)
12)
attack
to lead; make a ~ against
13) to sound the ~
14) to fight off, repel, repulse a ~
15) a bayonet; cavalry; infantry ~
explosive
16) to set off a ~
17) a depth ~
responsibility
18) to place, put smb. in ~ of smt.
19) to take ~ of smt.
20) to be in ~ of smt.
custody
21) in smb.'s ~ (the child was in my ~)
cost
price
22) to make a ~
23) to reverse, transfer ( BE ) (the) ~s (when telephoning)
24) an exorbitant; reasonable ~
25) an admission; carrying; cover; minimum; service ~
26) a ~ against, to (a ~ to smb.'s account)
27) a ~ for (there will be no ~ for installation)
infusion of stored energy
28) to give (a battery) a ~
29) an electric; quick; slow ~
thrill
(slang)
30) to give smb. a big ~
31) to get a ~ out of smt.
32) an emotional ~
instructions
33) to give one's ~ (the judge gave her ~ to the jury)
34) a ~ to (the judge's ~ to the jury)
II
v.
1) ('to ask in payment') to ~ double
2) ( D ; intr. ) ('to rush') to ~ at (the bull ~d at us)
3) ( d ; intr. ) ('to ask payment') to ~ for (they didn't ~ for it)
4) ( D ; intr. , tr. ) to ~ for ('to ask in payment') (they ~d ten dollars for shipping our books; he ~s by the hour for laying a carpet)
5) ( d ; intr. ) ('to rush') to ~ into; out of (to ~ into a room)
6) ( D ; tr. ) to ~ out of ('to borrow from') (to ~ a book out of a library)
7) ( D ; tr. ) ('to impose as an obligation') to ~ to (~ it to my account)
8) ( D ; tr. ) ('to accuse') to ~ with (he was ~d with murder)
9) ( D ; tr. ) ('to saturate') to ~ with (the air was ~d with tension)
10) ( D ; tr. ) ('to assign') to ~ with (our agency has been ~d with the responsibility of gathering all pertinent information)
11) ( L ) ('to accuse') they ~d that he had cheated them
12) ( O ; may be used with one object) ('to ask payment') she ~d (me) fifty dollars for her services; how much did he ~? did they ~ you?