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PERCOLATE

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Main Entry: percolate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: seep, drip (liquid)

Synonyms:

bleed, bubble, charge, drain, exude, filter, filtrate, impregnate, leach, ooze, pass through, penetrate, perk, permeate, pervade, saturate, strain, sweat, transfuse, transude, weep
Main Entry: act
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: do something

Synonyms:

accomplish, achieve, begin, carry on, carry out, consummate, cook, create, develop, do, do a number, do one's thing, enforce, execute, function, get in there, go about, go for broke, go for it, go in for, go that route, go to town, intrude, knock off, labor, make progress, maneuver, move, officiate, operate, percolate*, perk*, perpetrate, persevere, persist, practice, preside, pursue, respond, serve, take effect, take part, take steps, take up, transort, undertake, work out
Notes: an act is the main dramatic unit and a scene is a division within an act

Antonyms:

abstain, cease, discontinue, give up, halt, hesitate, idle, refrain, stop
Main Entry: amble
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: walk casually

Synonyms:

ankle, boogie, dawdle, drift, gander, hoof it, loiter, meander, mosey, percolate*, ramble, sashay, saunter, stroll, toddle, wander

Antonyms:

run
Main Entry: bubble
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: foam, froth up, especially with sound

Synonyms:

boil, burble, churn, eddy, effervesce, erupt, fester, fizz, gurgle, gush, issue, moil, murmur, percolate, ripple, seep, seethe, simmer, smolder, sparkle, spume, stir, swash, trickle, well
Main Entry: contemplate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: think about seriously; plan

Synonyms:

aim, aspire to, brood over, chew over, consider, cool out, deliberate, design, envisage, excogitate, expect, foresee, intend, kick around, mean, meditate on, mind, mull over, muse over, observe, percolate, perpend, ponder, propose, purpose, reflect upon, ruminate, size up, speculate, study, take in, think of, weigh

Antonyms:

discard, disregard, forget, neglect, scorn, slight
Main Entry: cook
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: prepare food, usually using heat

Synonyms:

French fry, bake, barbecue, blanch, boil, braise, brew, broil, brown, burn, coddle, curry, decoct, deep fry, devil, doctor*, escallop, fix, fricassee, fry, griddle, grill, heat, imbue, melt, microwave, mull, nuke, panfry, parboil, parch, percolate, poach, pressure-cook, reduce, roast, ruin*, sauté, scald, scorch, sear, seethe, simmer, sizzle, spoil*, steam, steep, stew, toast, warm up
Main Entry: drain
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: seep, discharge liquid

Synonyms:

abate, decline, decrease, diminish, dwindle, effuse, exude, filter off, flow, flow out, leak, leave dry, ooze, osmose, percolate, reduce, run off, taper off, trickle, well

Antonyms:

fill
Main Entry: drop
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fall in globules

Synonyms:

bead, bleed, descend, distill, drain, dribble, drip, emanate, hail, leak, ooze, percolate, precipitate, seep, snow, splash, trickle, trill

Antonyms:

downpour, pour
Main Entry: execute
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: carry out a task

Synonyms:

accomplish, achieve, act, administer, administrate, bring off, bring to fruition, cause, come through, complete, consummate, deal with, discharge, do, do the job, do the trick, do to a T, earn wings, effect, enact, enforce, finish, fulfill, get there, govern, hack it, hit*, implement, make it, meet, percolate*, perform, play, polish off, prosecute, pull off, put into effect, put over, put through, realize, render, sail through, score*, take care of, take care of business, transact

Antonyms:

abandon, disregard, fail, forget, ignore, leave, miss, neglect, shirk
Main Entry: exude
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: display, emit

Synonyms:

bleed, discharge, emanate, evacuate, excrete, exhibit, expel, flow out, give forth, give off, issue, leak, manifest, ooze, pass, percolate, radiate, secrete, seep, show, sweat, throw off, trickle, weep

Antonyms:

conceal, hide
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