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The following 451 entries include the term or.
piked (out or off)
verbto leave a place often for another
pikes (out or off)
verbto leave a place often for another
piking (out or off)
verbto leave a place often for another
played (on or upon)
verbto take unfair advantage of
playing (on or upon)
verbto take unfair advantage of
plays (on or upon)
verbto take unfair advantage of
pounced (on or upon)
verbto take sudden, violent action against
pounces (on or upon)
verbto take sudden, violent action against
pouncing (on or upon)
verbto take sudden, violent action against
prevailed (on or upon)
verbto cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest requests
prevailing (on or upon)
verbto cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest requests
prevails (on or upon)
verbto cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest requests
preyed (on or upon)
verbto seize and eat (something) as prey
preying (on or upon)
verbto seize and eat (something) as prey
preys (on or upon)
verbto seize and eat (something) as prey
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