to guzzle
to guzzle
/ˈɡəzəɫ/
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And after just three to five days guzzling the stuff, seal pups double their body weight.
You have to be careful eating it because you could guzzle it and ooh, I just ate six apples.
The two losers in that particular round have to guzzle a bever-age.
to nettle
to nettle
/ˈnɛtəɫ/
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This is the top of our sea nettle exhibit.
Your average nettle sting is fairly painful depending on how much tentacle contact you get.
I was like I got sick eating Rice Krispies and drinking 7Up, not like feasting on nettles and duck.
to dwindle
to dwindle
/ˈdwɪndəɫ/
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Because, as the rainforests dwindled, they also went through lots of changes.
Populations began to dwindle, especially given that males needed a lot of nutrients to support their oversized headgear.
But this year, the winds have died and the fish have dwindled.
to entangle
to entangle
/ɛnˈtæŋɡəɫ/
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The technical term for this is that the states of the cats are entangled.
So you can say, the ion and the photon are entangled.
Because And I entangled it...
to heckle
to heckle
/ˈhɛkəɫ/
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Popper just steps in and he goes, "I know how to heckle anyone."
Any female, he goes, "You can heckle..." You can heckle Florence, watch. "
Let's go downtown, heckle some queers."

to truckle
to truckle
/tɹˈʌkəl/
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to scuttle
to scuttle
/ˈskətəɫ/
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Things scuttling from some dank, subterranean chamber of the head.
and then I kinda just pulled up my pants and scuttled out.
Look at that Hummer scuttle.
to ennoble
to ennoble
/ɪˈnoʊbəɫ/
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Ennoble the context is a code switch.
to bedraggle
to bedraggle
/bɪˈdɹæɡəɫ/
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A Traveller from an Antique Land In 1275, three bedraggled men arrived at Kublai’s Khan’s vast marble palace.
But when he glanced back, he was astounded to see the bedraggled princess stumbling along.
Now captured, the bedraggled soldiers were transported to the Gloergoer POW camp.

to beguile
to beguile
/bɪˈɡaɪɫ/
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to fondle
to fondle
/ˈfɔndəɫ/
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Zack practice fondles a Kelly cutout before the real Kelly arrives like a fucking serial killer.
Losing his damn mind at the idea of a life with nobody to fondle his extra terrest-ricles.
Dad and I fondled ourselves for the first time last night.
to cajole
to cajole
/kəˈdʒoʊɫ/
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Maybe their children or grandchildren will cajole them into trying Zenni Optical or Warby Parker.
to muddle
to muddle
/ˈmədəɫ/
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- Also muddled minds and empty stomach sounds like the name of a fire SoundCloud album. -
Talking with other witnesses can also muddle things.
It gets kind of muddled in their mind.
to hustle
to hustle
/ˈhəsəɫ/
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Today’s entrepreneurs are well-suited for the gig economy because we know how to hustle.
The only clue comes in the lastfew seconds when he was hustled awayby four men.
They might have been hustling to survive, because they were underpaid.
to mottle
to mottle
/mˈɑːɾəl/
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So, they've created their own brand of gaming laptops called Motile, Motile, mottle?
to baffle
to baffle
/ˈbæfəɫ/
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It is utterly captivating, if not totally baffling.
Meanwhile, Tesla's cyber truck design seems to baffle some industry watchers.
There are some facets of the universe that you understand clearly and with depth and others that baffle you.
to nuzzle
to nuzzle
/ˈnəzəɫ/
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" I look down; she's kind of nuzzled right here.
I can see he gets really nuzzled up to Harley Quinn.
Here he is nuzzling a deer.

to joggle
to joggle
/dʒˈɑːɡəl/
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to bristle
to bristle
/ˈbɹɪsəɫ/
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Flat segmented bodies bristling with antennae and legs.
Assange bristled at the restrictions, and took Ecuador's foreign ministry to court.
Kong is angry — his fur is bristling!"
to peddle
to peddle
/ˈpɛdəɫ/
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Freud didn’t even necessarily believe in the psychoanalysis he was peddling.
How it works is we put an oxygen mask on you while you're peddling on a stationary bike.
The government peddles it as a crime fighting tool.
