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What is a four letter verb for reveal?
show
What is a four letter verb for to dress in?
It is "wear".
What is a four letter verb for beat vigorously?
maim
Four letter verb for obscene?
Cuss is a four letter verb for obscene. Other words that can be used in place of obscene include curse, swear, vulgar, and expletive.
What is a four letter verb for voice a melody?
sing/sang
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Rant
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What is a four letter verb for reveal?
show
Four letter verb for facilitate?
help
Four letter verb for to dress in?
wear
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make
Four letter verb for get bigger?
grow
Four letter verb for long for?
yern
What is a four letter verb for get bigger?
grow
What is four letter verb for test?
quiz
What is a four letter verb for to dress in?
It is "wear".
Four letter verb for convince?
sway sway
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