(VERB) (ADVERB)
- count down1 high2
- 1 count backwards; before detonating a bomb, for example
2 far up toward the source - hoist1 face to face2
- 1 raise or haul up with or as if with mechanical help
2 involving close contact; confronting each other - vary1 snugly2
- 1 become different in some particular way, without permanently losing one's or its former characteristics or essence
2 safely protected - stampede1 Common Era2
- 1 cause to run in panic
2 of the period coinciding with the Christian era; preferred by some writers who are not Christians - bunk1 urgently2
- 1 provide with a bunk
2 with great urgency - congratulate1 ever so2
- 1 say something to someone that expresses praise
2 (intensifier for adjectives) very - key1 under2
- 1 provide with a key
2 below the horizon - stand by1 forever and a day2
- 1 not act or do anything
2 for a very long or seemingly endless time - digest1 long2
- 1 systematize, as by classifying and summarizing
2 for an extended time or at a distant time - gin1 clearly2
- 1 separate the seeds from (cotton) with a cotton gin
2 in an intelligible manner - fasten1 nobly2
- 1 attach to
2 in a noble manner - belly out1 out of view2
- 1 swell out or bulge out
2 no longer visible - hike1 feverishly2
- 1 walk a long way, as for pleasure or physical exercise
2 in a feverish manner - cover1 absurdly2
- 1 protect or defend (a position in a game)
2 in an absurd manner or to an absurd degree - tighten1 by chance2
- 1 become tight or tighter
2 by accident - drive in1 imperiously2
- 1 cause a run or runner to be scored
2 in an imperious manner - knock off1 plenty2
- 1 stop pursuing or acting
2 as much as necessary - fence1 roaring2
- 1 enclose with a fence
2 extremely - deform1 laboriously2
- 1 assume a different shape or form
2 in a laborious manner - stand out1 disproportionately2
- 1 steer away from shore, of ships
2 out of proportion
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