to make a telephone call

to plan or intend to do something

to open or unfold something (such as a box, book, or a ticket to show it)

to interrupt someone's concentration, activity, or rest

to suppress or take measures against illegal activities or harmful trends

to build, develop, or establish something abstract such as a brand, image, or reputation

to place a stake or wager on the outcome of an event

to overcome an opponent in a contest, competition, or battle

to break; to smash

to engage in a physical fight, scuffle, or come to blows

to dress, make up, or adorn oneself or others

to work a temporary or casual job

to interrupt someone speaking or to break off a continuous process

to clean or sweep a place, typically using a broom or brush to remove dirt and dust

to take a taxi; to go by taxi

to play ball; to participate in ball sports

to beat to death; to kill by hitting or striking

to come into contact with or have social or professional dealings with someone or something

to break through a defensive line, barrier, or score by hitting a ball into a goal

to disturb; to trouble; to bother

to fight a battle or go to war

to lay or establish (a foundation, basis, or groundwork)

to affect someone's emotions, typically by arousing sympathy, pity, or admiration

to put leftovers in a bag for take-out

to print out (with a printer)

to physically strike someone or something and cause them to fall to the ground

to lay a foundation, either literally in construction or figuratively for a project or career

to greet someone by word or action

to ask about, make inquiries, or ask around to gather information

to banish to or relegate to a lower status or specific place

to stop or halt, often used to abruptly end a conversation or action

to make someone leave, get rid of, or send away

to go hunting

to shatter; to smash; to break into pieces

to fight

sodium carbonate or bicarbonate; chemical soda used in cooking or industry

to start shooting or firing a weapon or begin a battle

to dial or call a telephone number

to physically strike, assault, or engage in physical violence against another person

to look someone up and down or observe their appearance closely

to suppress, stifle, or clamp down on someone or something through force, authority, or pressure

the method, technique, or strategy used in playing a card or making a move in a game

singles (in sports)

to take property from a person or place by force or threat; to loot, plunder, or ransack

to hit a target

to successfully put through a telephone call

to recover, fish out, or retrieve a person or object from a body of water

doubles (in sports)

to physically hurt, wound, or cause damage to a person or animal, typically through a strike, blow, or impact