(VERB) (ADVERB)
- get along1 ominously2
- 1 have smooth relations
2 in an ominous manner - crowd together1 best2
- 1 to gather together in large numbers
2 it would be sensible - pass1 by right of office2
- 1 be inherited by
2 by virtue of position - turn1 quietly2
- 1 undergo a transformation or a change of position or action
2 with little or no activity or no agitation (`quiet' is a nonstandard variant for `quietly') - focus1 diametrically2
- 1 cause to converge on or toward a central point
2 as from opposite ends of a diameter - report1 playfully2
- 1 announce one's presence
2 in a playful manner - slip1 ironically2
- 1 insert inconspicuously or quickly or quietly
2 contrary to plan or expectation - total1 chronologically2
- 1 damage beyond the point of repair
2 with respect to chronology - line one's pockets1 now and then2
- 1 make a lot of money
2 sporadically and infrequently - think1 simply2
- 1 focus one's attention on a certain state
2 (used for emphasis) absolutely - strain1 unwisely2
- 1 alter the shape of (something) by stress
2 without good sense or judgment - blast1 confidentially2
- 1 make with or as if with an explosion
2 in a confidential manner - bite out1 anciently2
- 1 utter
2 in ancient times; long ago - relay1 no matter what happens2
- 1 control or operate by relay
2 in spite of all obstacles - tomahawk1 aside2
- 1 cut with a tomahawk
2 in a different direction - endow1 perfectly2
- 1 furnish with an endowment
2 in a perfect or faultless way - scale1 militarily2
- 1 pattern, make, regulate, set, measure, or estimate according to some rate or standard
2 with respect to the military - squint1 round2
- 1 be cross-eyed; have a squint or strabismus
2 from beginning to end; throughout - prophesy1 kindly2
- 1 deliver a sermon
2 in a kind manner or out of kindness - fly1 remotely2
- 1 move quickly or suddenly
2 to a remote degree
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