1) to put out (a light, fire) (extinguish)
2) to put out (flames, fire); to satisfy (thirst) (quench)
3) to kill (a person, animal) by keeping air from the mouth; to use a cover or covering to put out (a fire) (smother)
4) to put out the hand suddenly and (try to) take (something); a short outburst or period (snatch)
5) powdered tobacco to be taken up into the nose by sniffing; to put out the flame of a candle (snuff)
6) a short remaining end of a pencil, cigarette or similar object; to hit (one's toe) against something accidentally; to put out a cigarette etc by pressing it against something hard (stub)
to give an honour, title etc to a person
give, allot
to surrender (on stated conditions)
give in
to act in agreement (with a request, command, wish etc)
abide by, follow agreement or instructions
to put together materials, parts, to make (a building or similar structure)
assemble, build
angry; easily or quickly showing anger
very angry; in a bad mood
to take(letters, parcels, goods etc) to houses, to the person(s) to whom they are addressed, to the buyer(s)
transfer, carry
to fail to do or be equal to what is hoped for by (a person)
sadden, dismay; frustrate
annoyed; angry; in a bad mood
unhappy; critical
to annoy or offend (a person); make (a person) angry
make unhappy
to take away (property, especially land) from a person
deprive
to put (something burning) into water; throw water over (a fire)
drench, extinguish with liquid
to remove (something); get rid of (something) because unnecessary or unwanted
remove, throw out
to send a tenant away (from a house or land) by authority of the law
throw out from residence
to prevent (a person) (from getting in somewhere)
expel, forbid
to bring (something powerful) into use
make use of
to use up money, time etc
exhaust; spend
(to cause a person or thing) to become red, swollen and sore
anger, aggravate
to cause (a person) to lose self-control as the result of taking alcoholic drink; to excite (a person) greatly
anger, aggravate
to annoy (a person)
aggravate; rub the wrong way
to cause small but frequent feelings of anger or annoyance
upset, anger
a common wild plant that stings when touched; to make (a person) angry; annoy
provoke, upset
to hurt the pride, self-respect, of (a person)
offend, provoke
a layer of wood or thickness of cloth
use, work at
to cause (a person or animal) to become angry
make angry
(to cause a book, magazine, article etc) to be printed and offered for sale; to make (something) known to the public
have printed, issue
to put out (flames, fire); to satisfy (thirst)
destroy, extinguish
to annoy or anger (a person)
anger, upset
to cause or order (a person, thing) to be carried to, go to a place without going oneself
transmit, transfer through a system
to use up (time, money, an opportunity etc) carelessly
fritter away, use up
to face, bend, outwards; (of people) to come out in large numbers
equip; produce
to annoy, cause distress in, (a person)
distress, bother
