Bared
Babble
Affirm
Blaze
A strong, bright flame or fire; also used to describe something intense or powerful.
Blared
Made a loud, harsh sound.
Denote
To indicate, show, or represent something
Denigrate
To criticize or belittle someone or something unfairly.
Delude
To deceive or mislead someone
Delineate
To describe or outline something precisely and in detail.
Delineated
Marked the outline or boundaries of something; described or explained in detail.
Delete
To remove or erase something, especially text or data.
Deign
To do something that one considers beneath one's dignity.
Deify
To worship or regard someone or something as a god.
Dehydrate
To remove water or moisture from something
Degrade
To reduce in quality, value, or dignity; to treat with disrespect.
Degenerate
To decline in quality, condition, or moral standards.
Defy
To openly resist or refuse to obey.
Defrock
To officially remove a priest or minister from their position.
Defoliate
To remove leaves from a tree, plant, or area, often to control pests or clear land.
Deflect
To cause something to change direction or avoid something by shifting attention.
Deflected
Turned aside from a straight path or direction.
Defile
To spoil, corrupt, or damage something sacred or pure.
Defied
Resisted or openly refused to obey.
Defer
To postpone or delay something until a later time.
Defenestrated
Thrown out of a window
Default
A failure to fulfill an obligation, especially a financial one.
Defame
To damage someone's reputation by making false or harmful statements.
Defalcate
To misuse or embezzle funds, often those entrusted to one’s care.
Deface
To spoil the appearance or surface of something by damaging it.
Defaced
Spoiled or damaged the appearance of something
Deem
To consider or judge something in a specific way.
Deduce
To reach a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.
Chimed
Made a musical or ringing sound, often associated with clocks or bells.
Chide
To scold or rebuke gently.
Chatter
To talk quickly, often about trivial matters.
Chastise
To scold or reprimand severely.
Chasten
To correct or discipline, often through criticism or punishment.
Charm
The quality of being pleasant or attractive.
Champion
A person who has defeated all rivals in a competition or someone who strongly supports a cause.
Challenge
A difficult task or situation that requires effort to overcome or accomplish.
Chafe
To irritate or make sore by rubbing; to feel annoyance or impatience.
Censure
Strong disapproval or formal criticism
Censor
To review and remove or suppress parts of content deemed inappropriate or offensive.
Cede
To give up or surrender control or ownership, often formally or by treaty.
Cease
To stop or bring to an end
Cavort
To jump or move around in a lively, playful way.
Cavil
To make petty or unnecessary objections
Cauterize
To burn the skin or flesh of a wound to stop bleeding or prevent infection.
Caucus
A meeting of members of a specific group or political party to discuss strategies, policies, or choose candidates.
Catnap
A short, light sleep or nap taken to rest briefly
Catcall
A loud, often offensive shout or whistle directed at someone, typically to express disapproval or to harass.
Catapult
A device used to hurl objects, often used historically in warfare; also, to launch or propel forward suddenly.
Castigate
To criticize or punish someone severely
Blanch
To briefly boil or steam food to remove the skin or to whiten; also, to make someone turn pale.
Blame
To hold someone responsible for a fault or wrongdoing.
Blackball
To reject, exclude, or block someone from a group or activity, often by a vote.
Binge
To indulge in something excessively, especially eating, drinking, or watching content.
Billow
To rise, surge, or swell, often in a rolling or wavelike motion.
Bilk
To cheat or defraud someone, especially by avoiding payment.
Bias
A tendency to favor or lean toward one side, person, or group over another, often in an unfair way.