VERBS

3. To fasten or secure with a bond; to tie or restrain.
5. To be alive; to exist; to reside in a particular place or with a particular person.
6. To have or form opinions, beliefs, or judgments; to use one's mind actively to consider or reason about something.
7. To assist or aid someone in doing something; to make it easier or possible for someone to do something.
9. To give back or return money or a favor owed to someone; to compensate or make restitution for.
10. To perceive with the eyes; to observe or witness something visually.
11. o perceive or experience a sensation or emotion; to have a particular sensation or emotional state.
12. To pursue or approach stealthily and persistently, especially with hostile intent or obsessive attention.
14. Used to indicate duty or correctness in accordance with moral or social standards.

1. To be required to do something; to have an obligation or necessity.
2. To express future intention or determination; to be inclined or willing to do something.
3. o exist; to have a specified quality, condition, or identity; to occupy a position in space or time.
4. To operate or control a vehicle; to travel in a vehicle as a driver or passenger.
7. To own or possess something; to hold or maintain in one's grasp or control.
8. Used to indicate past or future ability or possibility; used in polite requests or suggestions.
9. To cease work or movement in order to relax, sleep, or recover strength; to be situated in a particular position or condition.
11. To discover or locate something that was previously unknown, lost, or hidden.
13. To have information or knowledge about something; to be aware of something as a fact or truth.
14. To express thoughts, opinions, or information verbally.
15. To express amusement or joy by making sounds with one's voice and facial expressions.