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Verbs 3
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1[blank_start]Loiter[blank_end] - "loaf" (Stand/Wait around idly or without apparent purpose.
- "Walk/Move slowly and indolently, with frequent purposeless stops/pauses" (in the course of a journey, trip, errand)
- Some workers are [blank_start]loitering[blank_end] over their work.
- Desmond Green was [blank_start]loitering[blank_end] in the corridor when Meredith emerged from the rehearsal room.
- A man was seen [blank_start]loitering[blank_end] in Clotherholme Road but had disappeared by the time officers arrived.
- The dogs were there as usual, [blank_start]loitering[blank_end] in their pack.
- Come straight home and don't [blank_start]loiter[blank_end], Alan.
- Back then, she was always seen [blank_start]loitering[blank_end] at the mall on her way home.
- He often [blank_start]loiters[blank_end] on his way back to classroom from the toilet.
[blank_start]Smooch[blank_end] - "Kiss & Cuddle amorously" (V)
- "Kiss" or "Kiss & Amorous Cuddle" (N)
- Young couples were [blank_start]smooching[blank_end] all over campus after finishing finals.
- She gave me a wet [blank_start]smooch[blank_end] on my cheek, then left me to my work. (N)
[blank_start]Solicit[blank_end] - "Ask" (someone for Money, Information, Help) (Solicit has an official sounding impressiveness to it––doesn't soliciting donations sound better than asking for money?)
- He created a company website to [blank_start]solicit[blank_end] donations for victims of the disaster.
- He’s [blank_start]soliciting[blank_end] funds to keep the library open.
- Both candidates [blank_start]solicited[blank_end] my opinion.
- The building company will circulate details of proposed developments and [blank_start]solicit[blank_end] feedback.
- He was accused of [blank_start]soliciting[blank_end] his colleagues to destroy the documents.
- When the teacher left the room, two girls [blank_start]solicited[blank_end] their friends to throw all the textbooks out the windows, injuring members of the cheer squad below.
- He's already [blank_start]solicited[blank_end] their support on health care reform.
[blank_start]Squabble[blank_end] - "Argue" (about something petty/trivial)
- "Argument" (about something petty/trivial) (N)
- Mother is devoted to Dad although they [blank_start]squabble[blank_end] all the time.
- The boys were [blank_start]squabbling[blank_end] over a ball.
- Don't interfere in their [blank_start]squabble[blank_end], let them fight it out themselves.
- There were endless [blank_start]squabbles[blank_end] over who should sit where. (Plural)- ALoiter
- Bloitering
- Cloitering
- Dloitering
- Eloitering
- Floiter
- Gloitering
- Hloiters
- ISmooch
- Jsmooching
- Ksmooch
- LSolicit
- Msolicit
- Nsoliciting
- Osolicited
- Psolicit
- Qsoliciting
- Rsolicited
- Ssolicited
- TSquabble
- Usquabble
- Vsquabbling
- Wsquabble
- Xsquabbles
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- 1st grade Group 17 Quiz on Verbs 3, created by Vlad Line on 29/08/2022.
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