To formally decline to vote or to restrain oneself from doing something enjoyable., Obfuscate, Abstain, Withhold, Dispel, To believe in and follow the practices of; to stick fast to a surface., Adhere, Glue, Attach, Wield, To give rise to; to bring about., Obfuscate, Take, Beget, Slink, To be evidence of; to indicate or suggest., Bespeak, Rend, Reserve, Betoken, To scold or rebuke., Beget, Delineate, Gainsay, Chide, To split or sever something along a natural grain or line., Cleave, Jeer, Xerox, Stick, To describe or portray something precisely., Obfuscate, Preclude, Delineate, Define, To make a doubt, feeling, or belief disappear., Dispel, Disspel, Rend, Reassure, To make something lucid or clear; to explain., Yield, Elucidate, Vindicate, Bindicate, To contemplate or conceive of as a possibility or a desirable future event., Gird, Lade, Perpetuate, Envisage, To throw or hurl forcefully or carelessly., Thrust, Fling, Perclude, Brace, To politely or patiently restrain an impulse to do something., Imbibe, Rend, Forbear, Uphold, To deny or contradict a fact or statement., Gainsay, Negate, Underline, No, To prepare oneself for a challenge or a conflict., Uphold, Gird, Vex, Wind, To severely restrict the efficiency or effectiveness of something., Hamstring, Desist, Forbear, Hamstrung, To chop or cut something with an axe or pick., Slip, Hew, Kvell, Tuck, To absorb or assimilate ideas or knowledge; to drink alcohol, Foster, Cripple, Inspect, Imbibe, To bring about or initiate an action or event (especially something bad)., start, instigate, lighten, alleviate, To place side by side for comparison or contrast., obscure, subdue, juxtapose, smite, To make rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice., jeer, mend, obscure, envisage, To feel happy and proud, especially of someone's accomplishment., applaud, praise, kvell, detach, To arouse or inspire an emotion or feeling., meander, preclude, provoke, kindle, To put a large load on a ship or vehicle., jeered, girt, cleft, lade, To move or act quickly and energetically., outstripped, leap, quelled, quit, To make something less severe, serious, or painful., underlay, mitigate, wielded, hamstrung

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