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to lose one's life

to shake off; to throw off

to thrust down; to push off

to drop; to let fall; to omit

to knock down; to knock off

to brush off; to shake off

to cut off; to lop off; to prune

to overlook; to fail to notice; to miss (seeing)

to chip off; to scrape off; to prune

to reduce (one's) speed; to slow down (driving, cycling, etc.)

to sift out; to screen or eliminate (candidates)

to drop into; to slip into; to let fall into; to slide (something) down

to persuade; to prevail upon; to win a woman's heart; to win over; to talk someone into doing

to cast a shadow

to take by storm (e.g. a castle); to assault; to capture; to reduce

to scrape off; to scrape away; (arch.) to chop off (someone's head)

to throw down

to wash off; to wash out

to give birth to; to drop (a calf, foal, etc.); to lay (an egg)

to scrape off; to plane off

to shave off (hair)

to drop one's shoulders

to pull down; to automatically debit (from a bank account)

to knock down the price of; to make a successful bid (for an article); to buy at auction

to overlook in reading

to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)

to look downwards (at); to lower one's gaze; to drop one's eyes

to look downwards; to lower one's eyes

to behead; to decapitate

to lower one's voice; to speak more softly

to be discouraged; to be disheartened

to descend; to stoop; to degrade oneself; to be reduced to

to drop to one's knees; to sink to one's knees

to lose money; to spend money

to capture a fort

to shave off (hair)

to charge to the company; to put on an expense account; to write off as an expense

to shake off

great vigor; tremendous energy; (lit.) forceful enough to knock down birds in flight

to scold severely; to thunder against; to give someone hell

to fail to earn a credit; to fail to make the grade

to persuade by tears; to use tears to get one's way

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to fail to hear; to miss

to lose

to lower the quality

to slow down

to blow down (fruit)

to wipe off (e.g. dirt); to rub out

to wipe off (e.g. dirt); to rub out

to press (someone to do something); to make confess

to exorcise; to escape evil

great vigor; tremendous energy; (lit.) forceful enough to knock down birds in flight

to neglect to make an entry in a ledger

to thresh

to exorcise a fox spirit (from a person)