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act of bragging, something bragged about, exaggerate about oneself, desirable possession, excessively proud statement, possess something desirable, shape stone, speak proudly about possessions or accomplishments	boast
act of charging too much, charge too much, exaggerate something, excessive charge, excessive price; act of charging and excessive price, overfill or overload something, overprice; fill a battery or circuit with an excessive amount of electrical charge;...	overcharge
adapt for theatrical presentation; exaggerate, adapt something for stage	dramatize
add detail, exaggerate, increase, increase signal, make louder, strengthen, reinforce, make stronger; expand; increase the amplitude	amplify
become angry, begin to blow, destroy by explosion, enlarge image, exaggerate, expand images, explode or detonate, inflate	blow up
boast, exaggerate about oneself, boastful remark, card game, somebody who brags, subject of boast, talk with too much pride	brag
characterized by exaggeration; tending to exaggerate, tending to make something seem greater or more important than it really is	exaggerative
comic exaggeration, draw a satirical cartoon; distort and exaggerate reality (in cartoon or comic form), drawing that exaggerates certain physical characteristics; something absurd, of caricatures, represent with comic exaggeration, travesty	caricature
do something to excess, exaggerate, do too much; cook too long, overcook something, spoil effect by exaggeration	overdo
enlarge or extend something, exaggerate greatness of somebody, improve status of something, make bigger, make larger; widen	aggrandize
enlarge, increase the size of; cause to appear larger (by means of lenses, etc.); exaggerate, make seem more important or serious, have an enlarging ability, increase the actual size of something, increase the apparent size of something, increase the i...	magnify
exaggerate something, hyperbolize, stretch the truth, embellish	overstate
exaggerate something, lack enough funds in bank account, pull bow too tight, withdraw an amount of money in excess of the balance (from a bank account, allowance, etc.); draw in an exaggerated manner	overdraw
exaggerate the details of something, make sensational, make exciting, make thrilling	sensationalize
exaggerate the importance of something, create a major problem out of a small one	make a mountain out of a molehill

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