to begin a discussion of (a topic)
bring up a topic
to make known (a secret)
make known; confess
to give more knowledge to a person (about something); free a person from ignorance, misunderstanding or false beliefs
explain thoroughly; make aware
to make a person known to another, usually by giving her or his name
make known; present
(of prices) the lowest at which goods are to be sold
make known; present
to declare that one has (beliefs, likes, ignorance, interests etc)
declare, assert
a new, young growth on a plant or bush; a group of people shooting birds, animals
discharge a projectile, often to injure or kill
to make a cut or cuts in (something) with long strokes; to cut (prices etc) by a large amount; to hit (a person, animal) with a whip
cut
to make (something) known (to a person) using words; to give an order to (a person)
communicate
(of snow and ice) to begin to melt; (to cause anything frozen) to become liquid or soft again
unfreeze, warm
of tell
communicate
to remove a cover or covering from (something); to find out (information about a plan etc)
reveal, disclose
(to cause something) to unroll, spread out
unroll
to remove a veil (form a face etc); to allow (something) to be seen for the first time
reveal