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Sense: Verb: chop - often followed by 'at'
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Antonyms:
join Collocations, unite, put together, repair Collocations, fix Collocations, fill Collocations
Sense: Noun: cut - followed by 'off'
Synonyms:
cut Collocations, chip Collocations, nick Collocations, gash, slash Collocations, notch Collocations, slit Collocations, sever Collocations, slice Collocations, chop off, saw Collocations, cleave, kerf
Sense: Noun: hit
Synonyms:
hit Collocations, chop Collocations, whack Collocations, thwack (informal), bash Collocations, blow Collocations, thump Collocations, strike Collocations, swat, pound Collocations, slug Collocations, punch Collocations, sock Collocations (informal), crack Collocations, smack Collocations, smash Collocations, rap Collocations
Sense: Verb: tolerate
Synonyms:
put up with, stomach Collocations, tough out (informal), stick out (slang), cope with, deal with, take Collocations, stand Collocations, handle Collocations, tolerate, bear Collocations, abide Collocations, endure Collocations, manage Collocations, suffer Collocations
Sense: Noun: inferior writer or creator
Synonyms:
amateur Collocations, journalist Collocations, reporter Collocations, news reporter, writer Collocations, writer for hire, poetaster, writer of doggerel, cowboy Collocations (slang), shoddy workman, bad workman, mercenary, sell-out (informal)
Sense: Noun: taxi
Synonyms:
taxi Collocations, cab Collocations, taxicab, car Collocations, hackney cab, hackney carriage (UK, formal), black cab, London taxi, yellow cab, New York taxicab, hackney coach (historical), vehicle Collocations, transport Collocations
Sense: Noun: taxi driver
Synonyms:
taxi driver, cab driver, cabbie (informal), London cabbie (informal), New York cabbie (informal), driver Collocations, hackney-coach driver (historical), coachman (historical), jarvey (historical, informal)
Sense: Adjective: cliche
Synonyms:
cliche (US), clichéd (UK), tired Collocations, banal, timeworn, stale Collocations, threadbare, musty, trite, hackneyed


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