[Verb 1] tick
[Verb Forms]: [present simple I / you / we / they tick] [he / she / it ticks] [past simple ticked] [past participle ticked] [-ing form ticking]
definition 1: [intransitive] (of a clock, etc.) to make short, light, regular repeated sounds to mark time passing
examples:
- In the silence we could hear the clock ticking.
- a ticking bomb
- tick away While we waited the taxi's meter kept ticking away.
definition 2: [transitive] (British English) (North American English check) tick something to put a mark (✓) next to an item on a list, an answer, etc.
examples:
- Please tick the appropriate box.
- Tick ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to each question.
- I've ticked the names of the people who have paid.
[Verb 2] occupy
[Verb Forms]: [present simple I / you / we / they occupy] [he / she / it occupies] [past simple occupied] [past participle occupied] [-ing form occupying]
definition 1: occupy something to fill or use a space, an area or an amount of time synonym take up
examples:
- The bed seemed to occupy most of the room.
- As the company grew, it continued to occupy more space.
- Administrative work occupies half of my time.
definition 2: occupy something (formal) to live or work in a room, house or building
examples:
- He occupies an office on the 12th floor.
definition 3: occupy something to enter a place in a large group and take control of it, especially by military force
examples:
- The capital has been occupied by the rebel army.
- Protesting students occupied the TV station.
definition 4: to fill your time or keep you busy doing something
examples:
- occupy somebody/something/yourself a game that will occupy the kids for hours
- Problems at work continued to occupy his mind for some time.
- occupy somebody/something/yourself with somebody/something She occupied herself with routine office tasks.
definition 5: occupy something to have an official job or position synonym hold
examples:
- The president occupies the position for four years.
- jobs that have traditionally been occupied by men
[Verb 3] aerosolize
[Verb Forms]: [aerosolized] [aerosolizing] [aerosolizes]
definition : [transitive verb] to disperse (something) as an aerosol : to convert or form into an aerosol
examples:
- … high-energy laser pulses vaporize or aerosolize thin layers from the surface of a bulk sample …— Nancy H. McGuire
[Verb 4] nip
[Verb Forms]: [present simple I / you / we / they nip] [he / she / it nips] [past simple nipped] [past participle nipped] [-ing form nipping]
definition 1: [transitive, intransitive] to give somebody/something a quick painful bite or pressing their skin together hard with your finger and thumb
examples:
- nip something He winced as the dog nipped his ankle.
- nip at something She nipped at my arm.
- The rats nipped at her flesh.
definition 2: [intransitive, transitive] (of cold, wind, etc.) to harm or damage something
examples:
- nip at something The icy wind nipped at our faces.
- nip something The new leaves had been nipped by a late frost.
definition 3: [intransitive] + adv./prep. (British English, informal) to go somewhere quickly and/or for only a short time synonym pop
examples:
- He's just nipped out to the bank.
- A car nipped in (= got in quickly) ahead of me.
[Verb 5] wallop
[Verb Forms]: [present simple I / you / we / they wallop] [he / she / it wallops] [past simple walloped] [past participle walloped] [-ing form walloping]
definition 1: wallop somebody/something to hit somebody/something very hard synonym thump
examples:
- My father used to wallop me if I told lies.
definition 2: wallop somebody/something to defeat somebody completely in a contest, match, etc. synonym thrash
examples:
- We walloped them 6–0.
[Verb 6] shiver
[Verb Forms]: [present simple I / you / we / they shiver] [he / she / it shivers] [past simple shivered] [past participle shivered] [-ing form shivering]
definition : (of a person) to shake slightly because you are cold, frightened, excited, etc.
examples:
- Don't stand outside shivering—come inside and get warm!
- He shivered at the thought of the cold, dark sea.
- shiver with something to shiver with cold/fear/excitement/pleasure
About Verb Generator
If you are looking for a verb generator, you have come to the right place.
We have produced a very powerful random verb generator. We have collected more than 9000 common verbs, mainly from the Oxford dictionary. These verbs do not include verb variations, such as the past tense and the third person singular. Therefore, the verbs you use this verb generator to get are accurate and not verbose.
This verb generator is powerful because it has many ways to generate verbs. As you can see, you can enter the letter to be included, then specify the first letter and the last letter of the verb, and also set the length and number of syllables of the verb. This can help you generate almost any verb you want.
For each generated verb, you can see detailed definitions, examples, and verb forms, which can help you better understand and remember verbs.
What can this verb generator be used for?
1. As a learning tool, if you are learning words, especially verbs, this tool will be a good helper for you. By specifying conditions, you can generate verbs within a certain range, which can help you greatly improve your efficiency.
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