Results for: make maple syrup
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cancel, make void, totally annuldisannul
cancel; put an end to, declare marriage invalid, destroy something, make something invalidannul
capacity to feel unworthy, cause for regret, cause of shame, embarrass; bring dishonor; humiliate; compel through guilt, embarrassment; disgrace; dishonor, force somebody through shame, make somebody feel ashamed, make somebody feel inferior, negative ...shame
capture an animal with a lasso, capture with a lasso, capture by throwing a rope with a noose at one end, lariat, rope with a noose at one end which is used to capture cattle; tool in a graphics program which allows one to make a freehand selection of ...lasso
carbohydrate substance, courage, edible complex carbohydrate found in plants; substance used to stiffen fabrics; formality, stiffness of manner, starchy foodstuff, stiff and formal manner, stiffen with starch, stiffen with starch; make rigid, make stif...starch
carbonize, contains carbon dioxide, convert to carbonate, fill with carbon dioxide; turn into a carbon (by burning), make liquid bubbly and gaseous, mineral composed of crystallized carbonates, salt or ester of carbonic acidcarbonate
card that starts faro, ice cream in flavored carbonated water, see also:tonic, soda water, carbonated water; sweet carbonated beverage; drink made with soda water combined with syrup and ice cream; any of a number of sodium compounds; sodium, sodium bi...soda
carry something out, connect by telephone, make somebody undergo something, make telephone callput through
carve or engrave something, carved whale ivory, carving or engraving on whale ivory or whalebone; art and technique of carving or engraving on whale ivory or whalebone, make scrimshaw, making of scrimshawscrimshaw
cash machine, computerized bank machine where customers can make transactions using a magnetic cardautomatic teller machine
cast a vote in an election, check the availability of computer communication lines, head, number of votes, place for voting in an election, receive a certain number of votes, receive votes; vote, elect; count votes, make a survey, record jury votes, re...poll
cast shadow over something, obscure; cause to be shadowed; make less important, take attention away from somebodyovershadow
castrate, make less feminine or masculine, neuter; damage sexualityunsex
castrated or spayed animal, flower without stamen or pistil, grammatically neither masculine nor feminine, grammatically neuter word, insect with undeveloped sexual organs, intransitive, make sterile by castration or spaying; make neuter, neutral, neut...neuter
catch crabs, complain; criticize; fish for crabs, crab apple, crab louse, crane, crustacean resembling crab, flat crustacean, flesh of crab, fly into crosswind, flying maneuver, lice infestation, make bad tempered, parasitic louse in pubic hair, pubic ...crab
 

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