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Main Entry: shave
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cut outer covering off

Synonyms:

barber, brush, clip, crop, cut, cut back, cut down, decorticate, graze, kiss, make bare, pare, peel, plane, prune, shear, shingle, shred, skim, skin, slash, slice thin, sliver, strip, touch, trim
Main Entry: adulterate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: alter or debase, often for profit

Synonyms:

alloy, amalgamate, attenuate, blend, cheapen, commingle, contaminate, cook, corrupt, cut*, defile, degrade, denature, depreciate, deteriorate, devalue, dilute, dissolve, doctor up, doctor*, falsify, impair, infiltrate, intermix, irrigate, lace, make impure, mingle, mix, phony up, plant*, pollute, shave, spike*, taint, thin, transfuse, vitiate, water down, weaken

Antonyms:

clarify, clean, cleanse, distill, filter, free, purify, refine
Main Entry: beguile
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fool

Synonyms:

betray, bluff, burn*, cheat, chisel, con, deceive, delude, double-cross, dupe, entice, exploit, finesse, flimflam, gyp, have, hoodwink*, impose on, jockey, juggle, lure, manipulate, mislead, play, play for a sucker, rook, rope in, scam, seduce, shave, snow*, stick*, string along, suck in, take, take in, trick
Main Entry: brush
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: touch lightly

Synonyms:

caress, contact, flick, glance, graze, kiss, scrape, shave, skim, smooth, stroke, sweep, tickle
Main Entry: clip
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cut short

Synonyms:

bob, crop, curtail, cut, cut back, decrease, dock, lower, mow, pare, prune, reduce, shave, shear, shorten, skive, slash, snip, trim, truncate

Antonyms:

lengthen
Main Entry: crop
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cut, trim off

Synonyms:

chop, clip, curtail, detach, detruncate, disengage, hew, lop, mow, pare, pollard, prune, reduce, shave, shear, shorten, skive, slash, snip, top, truncate
Main Entry: cut
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: incision

Synonyms:

carving, chip, chop, cleavage, cleft, dissection, fissure, furrow, gash, graze, groove, intersection, kerf, laceration, mark, nick, nip, notch, opening, passage, penetration, pierce, prick, rabbet, rent, rip, scarification, sculpture, section, shave, slash, slit, slot, snip, stab, stroke, trench, trim, wound
Main Entry: cut
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise

Synonyms:

amputate, behead, bisect, bite, carve, chine, chip, chisel, cleave, clip, crop, curtail, decussate, dice, dispatch, dissect, dissever, divide, facet, fell, flitch, gash, guillotine, hack, hash, hew, intersect, lacerate, lay open, level, lop, massacre, mince, mow, mow down, nick, notch, part, penetrate, perforate, pierce, prune, puncture, quarter, rabbet, raze, reap, rend, rip, rive, saber, saw, scarify, scissor, score, scythe, separate, shave, shear, sickle, skive, slash, slaughter, slay, slice, slit, sliver, snip
Main Entry: defeat
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: frustrate

Synonyms:

baffle, balk, beat down, beat the system, blank, block, bury, cast down, cause setback, checkmate, circumvent, confound, contravene, cook*, counterplot, cross, disappoint, discomfit, disconcert, disprove, edge out, foil, invalidate, neutralize, nonplus, nose out, nullify, outwit, overturn, put end to, puzzle, quell, reduce, refute, ruin, scuttle, shave, shellac, skunk, spoil, squash, stump, subdue, subjugate, surmount, take wind out of sails, throw for loop, thwart, undo, victimize
Notes: decimate means to kill or destroy in large numbers; defeat means to win a victory over or to beat

Antonyms:

abet, aid, encourage, help, inspirit
Main Entry: dilute
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make thinner; weaken

Synonyms:

adulterate, alter, attenuate, cook, cut, decrease, deliquesce, diffuse, diminish, doctor up, doctor*, irrigate, lace, lessen, liquefy, mitigate, mix, moderate, modify, needle, phony up, plant, qualify, reduce, shave, spike, temper, water, water down

Antonyms:

concentrate, strengthen, thicken
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