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What is another word for
take over
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To take possession of
To take control of
To serve as a (temporary) replacement for
To annex territory through conquest or invasion
To become more successful (than someone or something else)
To bring or transport toward somebody or somewhere
To assume control or responsibility
(
of a meeting or seminar
)
To manage or preside over
(
succeed to
)
To become the new rightful holder of an office, title, or property
To take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner
To obtain a monopoly of
To take over the place, position, or role of
To take for one's own benefit, typically without permission
To burden or worry with
To affect strongly
To ingest or consume food
To bring under the control of the government
To assume or take responsibility (of a role, position or responsibility)
To inhabit a place in unpleasantly large numbers
To assimilate in order to take over or appropriate
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Verb
▲
To take possession of
take
appropriate
expropriate
secure
seize
usurp
acquire
annexe
UK
annex
US
arrogate
capture
commandeer
conquer
hijack
occupy
pirate
confiscate
gain
overcome
preempt
take possession of
lay claim to
assume
sequester
requisition
convert
sequestrate
press
impound
claim
accroach
steal
take away
wrest
take control of
distrain
disseize
poind
attach
help oneself to
pre-empt
grab
snatch
liberate
swipe
moonlight requisition
overrun
repossess
borrow
skyjack
demand
obtain
nick
confisticate
misappropriate
highjack
grab hold of
possess oneself of
walk off with
make free with
arrogate to oneself
remove
invade
clap hands on
get your hands on
make claim to
reserve
claim unduly
take on
loot
carry off
garrison
glom on to
rob
get
shanghai
get hold of
procure
stake a claim to
colonize
US
subjugate
treat without respect
pinch
use without asking
subject
carjack
colonise
UK
kipe
glom onto
get one's fingers on
possess
hold
corner
embargo
catch
intercept
distress
make off with
take possession
gain possession of
latch on to
dispossess
foreclose
more ❯
“A few vagrants would
take over
our property while we were away.”
Verb
▲
To take control of
assume
undertake
accept
bear
shoulder
handle
manage
take on
take responsibility of
take the reins of
take up
deal with
take charge of
take up the baton for
gain control of
take control
take control of
assume control of
assume responsibility for
assume responsibility of
take command of
come to power over
be elevated to
take on oneself
enter upon
take responsibility for
embrace
be responsible for
take upon yourself
get to grips with
tackle
begin
commit to
enter on
engage in
set about
embark upon
take upon oneself
carry
acquire
meet
approach
attempt
attack
embark on
commence
start
adopt
sustain
fall into
agree to
address oneself to
go for
set about with
concentrate on
go about
support
make a run at
attend to
give something a whirl
become involved in
have a stab at
launch into
take part in
get cracking on
venture on
participate in
have a crack at
try
go in for
have a go at
devote oneself to
get down to
have a shot at
absorb
uphold
don
take responsibility
have a try at
hazard
take the plunge
contract
endeavour to do
endeavor to do
carry out
volunteer oneself to
move into
set in motion
answer for
put in motion
take forward
initiate
have a hand in
go into
venture into
essay
endeavour
UK
commit oneself
endeavor
US
engage
try out
address oneself
buy out
purchase
be placed in
hold down
have
be employed in
take to
hold
fill
be in
occupy
set to
face
avow
turn one's hand to
enter
perform
do
make a start on
execute
effect
get going on
plunge into
enter into
set out
embark
take
launch
develop
accomplish
finish
make a start
knuckle down
begin undertaking
get to work on
buckle down to
get to work
achieve
implement
open
agree to do
plunge
kick off
get involved with
jump into
get into
get off
fall to
set the ball rolling
start out
pitch in
buckle down
put one's hand to the plough
get one's finger out
put one's shoulder to the wheel
get cracking
jump in
get the ball rolling
get weaving
get down to business
occupy oneself with
agree to take
sign off on
institute
commit oneself to
pursue
broach
take in hand
follow through with
instigate
start the ball rolling on
commence on
begin work on
consider
tear into
get under way
start off
set off
focus on
set the wheels in motion
roll up one's sleeves
put the wheels in motion
get things moving
settle down to
set out with
jump off
tee off
immerse yourself
undergo
complete
set upon
go whole hog
go the limit
shoot the works
take a flyer
get on
conduct
fulfil
UK
be absorbed in
wade into
dig in
go for it
apply oneself to
bite off
grab
discharge
fulfill
US
effectuate
contrive
launch out
transact
form
cultivate
engineer
make
turn
pick up
bring off
breed
start afresh
start anew
give it a try
involve oneself in
start doing
become involved with
learn
take in
reach
attain
gain
assimilate
nurture
discover
work at
be employed
get going
get on with
bring about
get busy with
succeed
arrange
get the show on the road
get down to the nitty-gritty
lead off
embar upon
get off one's backside
make a beginning
strike into
swing into action
get your skates on
take first step
buckle to
plunge into it
ring up the curtain on
make the first move
go ahead
get weaving on
lay the first stone
get to it
get a move on
set to work
get down to brass tacks
get on with it
hit the ground running
start the ball rolling
launch into it
take the first step
get one's feet wet
get down to it
fire away
get stuck into
get moving
set things moving
get stuck in
become interested in
begin to participate in
succeed in
finish off
participate
partake
join
abet
play
contribute
share
practice
US
practise
UK
become involved
take part
occupy oneself
throw oneself
be associated with
play a part
be a participant
have a hand
be a party to
play a role
keep busy with
partake of
be a participant in
more ❯
“He would
take over
ownership of the business following the retirement of his father.”
Verb
▲
To serve as a (temporary) replacement for
fill in
cover
pinch-hit
stand in
step in
substitute
sub
hold the fort
deputize
US
deputise
UK
replace
understudy
take the place of
act as deputy
sit in
act as stand-in
relieve
step into the breach
stand in for
do duty
do a locum
act as substitute
double for
take somebody's place
take over from
act
spell
fill in for
do the work of
be a proxy
be a locum
mind things
take charge
be a substitute
attend to things
look after things
take care of things
deputize for
substitute for
cover for
take another's place
swap places with
act for
double
act in place of
act as locum
proxy
fill someone's boots
fill someone's shoes
stand for
back up
be in place of
serve in one's stead
act as understudy
provide cover
fill one's position
answer for
represent
act in someone's stead
hold the fort for
act as a substitute
fill-in
stand-in
step into someone's shoes
step into someone's boots
do the honors
act as locum tenens
do something in someone's stead
do something in someone's place
do somebody's work
temp
alternate
go as
switch
swap for
act as deputy for
take the rap for
be a substitute for
be a locum for
pinch-hit for
do a locum for
make good
act as substitute for
do duty for
sub for
act as stand-in for
sit in for
act in someone's place
speak on behalf of
be a proxy for
act as locum for
act on behalf of
act as a substitute for
provide cover for
give a break
take over for
pinch hit
pinch hit for
front for
stand in lieu of
defend
appear for
be spokesperson for
speak for
be the representative of
be attorney for
be agent for
be proxy for
act as broker
do business for
more ❯
“I will
take over
until such time as you are feeling better again.”
Verb
▲
To annex territory through conquest or invasion
conquer
annexe
UK
annex
US
capture
colonise
UK
colonize
US
overrun
seize
acquire
appropriate
occupy
invade
take possession of
take control of
subjugate
obtain
win
dominate
usurp
achieve
secure
gain
gain control of
take control
prevail over
lay claim to
overcome
overwhelm
overpower
pacify
crush
subdue
overthrow
commandeer
requisition
garrison
hegemonize
hold
keep
possess
control
oppress
take possession
rule over
more ❯
“Ancient civilizations were known to conduct expeditions to
take over
foreign lands.”
Verb
▲
To become more successful (than someone or something else)
surpass
outdo
outshine
top
beat
best
better
eclipse
outclass
outperform
overshadow
transcend
trump
excel
overtake
pass
upstage
exceed
outgun
outjockey
outmatch
outrank
outpace
get ahead of
be a cut above
be better than
be greater than
be one up on
be superior to
do better than
get the better of
improve upon
tower over
get further ahead of
go one better than
tower above
be head and shoulders above
“He was determined to
take over
his predecessor as the company's top salesman.”
Verb
▲
To bring or transport toward somebody or somewhere
bring
transfer
move
take
transport
cart
haul
shift
carry
convey
deliver
lug
send
relocate
ship
truck
ferry
“We need to
take
the car
over
to the garage to get it repaired.”
Verb
▲
To assume control or responsibility
take charge
take control
take the reins
assume responsibility
assume control
hold the fort
take command
take up the baton
step in
come to power
assume responsibility of
take command of
take the reins of
assume control of
assume responsibility for
deal with
take control of
take on
take up the baton for
take responsibility of
take charge of
assume
shoulder
take up
Verb
▲
(
of a meeting or seminar
)
To manage or preside over
facilitate
chair
control
govern
head
helm
host
lead
manage
organise
UK
organize
US
overlook
oversee
regulate
run
supervise
administer
administrate
arbitrate
boss
call
captain
command
conduct
introduce
mastermind
orchestrate
order
pilot
superintend
advise
dictate
direct
discipline
dominate
execute
guide
handle
judge
master
mediate
micromanage
moderate
observe
rule
see
steer
assume command over
be at the helm of
be in charge of
be in command of
be in control of
be the head of
be the leader of
call the shots of
have authority over
have charge of
have control of
head up
hold sway over
preside over
reign over
take charge of
be in power over
be on duty
be responsible for
carry out
take the chair of
steward
run the show
sway
influence
call the shots
operate
spearhead
domineer
officiate
be the boss of
call the tune
be at the helm
prevail over
be in charge
be in the saddle
take the helm
assume command of
exercise control over
tyrannize
US
front
take
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
skipper
take the reins
wield
drive
coach
rule the roost
take the reins of
have authority
tyrannise
UK
lay down the law
marshal
UK
keep under thumb
take the chair
marshall
US
exercise authority over
hold office
lead the way
be in authority over
sit on top of
hold dominion over
exercise power
officer
quarterback
run things
take the lead
take charge
dictate terms
hold the reins
be in driver's seat
rule over
crack the whip
lord over
call the shots on
manipulate
maintain
field
address
negotiate
tend to
hack
minister
keep
call upon
watch over
instruct
call the shots in
work
care for
hold down
carry on
watch
treat
engage in
take forward
be head of
call the tune in
honcho
ply
subjugate
overpower
hegemonize
oppress
bully
intimidate
subordinate
overshadow
subdue
subject
eclipse
vanquish
conquer
overbear
overrule
monopolize
US
outshine
pacify
push around
have one's way
play first fiddle
push about
lead by the nose
monopolise
UK
have under one's thumb
have the upper hand over
have ascendancy over
have the whip hand over
boss about
have upper hand
trample on
ride roughshod over
rule the roost in
wear the trousers
have the upper hand in
walk all over
have mastery over
preponderate
boss around
tend
cope with
deal with
look after
take care of
contend with
play
grapple with
preside
pull the strings
tackle
sort out
reign
use
attend to
swing
see to
employ
be in the driving seat
take on
be at the head of
ride herd on
utilize
US
take in hand
undertake
attend
officiate at
utilise
UK
mind
coordinate
apply oneself to
hold sway
be in the driver's seat
serve
do
inspect
chaperon
exercise
engineer
ordain
predominate
apply
referee
act toward
act towards
behave toward
umpire
behave towards
call the signals
conduct oneself towards
fit in
keep an eye on
be in saddle
own
hold
engage
react to
come to terms with
respond to
consider
regard
accept
harness
incorporate
shepherd
prevail
react toward
exploit
implement
have control over
conduct oneself toward
deal
take control
act with regard to
do the honors
be in power
be foremost
be in control
wear the crown
get a handle on
find time for
order about
pull the wires
be the boss
give attention to
be in the chair at
squeeze in
contend
carry-on
come to grips with
perform
exert
commandeer
receive
answer
guard
keep up
dispose
eye
wield baton
herd
till
juggle
man
meet
greet
be the proprietor of
monitor
shield
safeguard
defend
protect
have the say
deploy
control the affairs of
show the way
minister to
baby-sit
be boss of
adjudicate
be at the controls of
be on duty at
point in the right direction
put on the right track
trailblaze
navigate
beacon
channel
coxswain
funnel
point
render
maintain order
make go
keep one's eye on
take control of
edit
manage operations
sit
take up
emcee
occupy throne
exercise authority
assume command
hold dominion
act
function
speak in response to
make arrangements for
reply to
take responsibility for
control the content of
be chief of
keep tabs on
serve the people
acknowledge
engage with
make use of
activate
put to use
act on
actuate
get to grips with
have a handle on
take something in your stride
see about
fix up
be the editor of
interact with
view
outnumber
superabound
have
manage people
call the play
deliver
perform official duties
occupy
impose
carry out official duties
push
browbeat
exact
slot in
make room for
make time for
hold power
inflict
bulldoze
railroad
pressurize
US
possess
discharge
have influence
sit in power
wield the sceptre
be queen
have control
be monarch
be sovereign
occupy the throne
be king
sit on the throne
carry
override
pressurise
UK
enforce
tell
sport
order around
lord it over
give orders to
give orders
throw your weight around
impose one's will on
try to control
tell someone what to do
throw one's weight about
use strong-arm tactics on
lean on
outweigh
effectuate
have the upper hand
wreak
dispense
dole out
mete out
dish out
deal out
be dominant
affect
get the upper hand
carry most weight
carry weight
regiment
besteer
bewield
puppeteer
be possessed of
have at one's disposal
respect
value
rate
evaluate
estimate
account
have something in the palm of one's hand
have someone in one's hip pocket
have someone in the palm of one's hand
hold the purse strings
have someone eating out of one's hand
have a hold over
hold purse strings
push buttons
look upon
think of
have recourse to
have to do with
have business with
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
succeed to
)
To become the new rightful holder of an office, title, or property
succeed
assume
acquire
attain
inherit
accomplish
achieve
clinch
fulfil
UK
fulfill
US
garner
procure
realise
UK
realize
US
secure
capture
earn
effect
gain
grasp
land
reap
accede to
arrive at
come into
be elevated to
come into possession of
accede
succeed to
ascend to
enter upon
come to
have conferred on one
take responsibility for
take on
take up
come in for
complete
effectuate
produce
perpetrate
score
engineer
strike
make it
pull off
wrap up
notch up
carry off
carry through
bring about
bring off
succeed in
bring to fruition
get there
reach
consummate
execute
finish
perform
manage
negotiate
hit
conquer
do justice to
get the job done
nail it
rack up
sew up
follow through on
carry out
get done
chalk up
deliver on
make good on
do
discharge
clock up
take care of
put through
be true to
do the trick
bring to completion
follow through with
come through
meet requirements
accomplish it
do it
finish up
complete it
satisfy requirements
make it happen
finish it
finish off
fulfil one's task
get it done
conclude
compass
commit
seize
honour
UK
meet
honor
US
conduct
live up to
bag
wrest
fix
keep faith with
fulfill one's potential
put the tin lid on
make hay
perfect
put it over
do one proud
net
latch onto
prosecute
do a bang-up job
make
win
satisfy
get someplace
snag
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner
possess
haunt
bewitch
enchant
control
enthrall
US
enthral
UK
bedevil
dominate
influence
madden
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
drive mad
have power over
take control of
cast a spell over
have mastery over
put under a spell
eat up
absorb
preoccupy
consume
obsess
plague
harrow
engross
grip
fixate
hold
fascinate
hound
beset
torment
infatuate
hyperfocus
rule one's thoughts
monopolize one's thoughts
dominate one's thoughts
become an obsession with
prey on
have a hold on
have a grip on
be on your mind
be uppermost in your thoughts
prey on your mind
overcome
overwhelm
engulf
trouble
occupy
affect
concern
disturb
devour
distract
stay with
be ever present
be uppermost in someone's mind
swamp
afflict
rack
swallow up
torture
worry
monopolize
US
overpower
overburden
overload
monopolise
UK
eat away at
more ❯
Verb
▲
To obtain a monopoly of
corner
dominate
control
monopolise
UK
monopolize
US
engross
hog
capture
exercise
gain control of
gain dominance of
sew up
bogart
keep to oneself
have all to oneself
keep
absorb
hold
tie up
take up
hang onto
gobble up
be greedy
grab all of
sit on
suck up
own exclusively
corner the market
take the lion's share of
own
have
possess
syndicate
cartelize
manage
devour
exploit
gain control over
exercise control
keep to yourself
lock up
have exclusive rights in
gain dominance over
have sole rights in
exercise a monopoly over
not let anyone else take part in
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take over the place, position, or role of
replace
supersede
succeed
supplant
oust
relieve
supercede
displace
displant
follow
outplace
follow after
step into someone's shoes
take over from
take the place of
be a replacement for
come after
fill someone's shoes
step into shoes of
swap places
take out
step into the breach
substitute
usurp
unseat
remove
override
crowd out
cut out
step into the shoes of
overthrow
overrule
surpass
swap places with
substitute for
fill the void
set aside
dethrone
supervene
postdate
accede
be subsequent to
fill someone's boots
come next
assume the office of
go next
step into someone's boots
depose
topple
eject
defenestrate
dispel
deprive
result
issue
evolve
flow
proceed
derive
emanate
stem
spring
follow on
expel
spring from
go after
come from
proceed from
bounce
uproot
force out
wrench out
cast out
more ❯
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To take for one's own benefit, typically without permission
borrow
take
steal
appropriate
arrogate
filch
misappropriate
abstract
commandeer
pinch
purloin
shoplift
liberate
lift
nab
nick
rob
seize
snaffle
snitch
swipe
use
abscond with
acquire
bag
blag
bone
carry off
half-inch
heist
nobble
scrump
take for oneself
whip
glom
help oneself to
hook
pilfer
snavel
tief
assume
derive
knock off
obtain
simulate
usurp
remove
flog
poach
hijack
make off with
take possession of
cabbage
rip off
gain possession of
trouser
nip
walk off with
sequester
peculate
cart off
run off with
expropriate
dispossess of
spirit away
thieve
loot
embezzle
defalcate
crib
run away with
walk away with
pocket
souvenir
clifty
boost
walk
go walkies
burgle
burglarize
US
skim
plunder
rifle
swindle
burglarise
UK
have one's fingers in the till
raid
pillage
requisition
cop
scrounge
make away with
rush off with
help yourself
siphon off
take from
have sticky fingers
finger
dispossess
pickpocket
relieve
drain
disinherit
despoil
take off
steal from
bereave
knock over
prig
jack
cheat
kidnap
abduct
ransack
mooch
convert
cozen
cheat one of
stick up
defraud one of
hold up
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
strip one of
withdraw
line one's purse with
defraud someone of
line one's pockets with
commit fraud
dip into the public purse
put hand in cookie jar
commit white-collar crime
steal money
have one's hand in the till
snare
annex
US
pluck
palm
snatch
annexe
UK
more ❯
Verb
▲
To burden or worry with
weigh
burden
oppress
beset
bother
trouble
worry
afflict
depress
distress
disturb
grieve
haunt
nag
torment
upset
cast down
gnaw at
hang over
lie heavy on
obsess
perturb
plague
press down on
prey on
weigh down
be a burden on
be a burden to
get down
take control of
prey on your mind
weigh heavily on
preoccupy
tax
weigh on
bug
aggravate
weigh heavily on someone's mind
cause anxiety to
niggle at
be a great weight on
torture
vex
concern
agonize
US
bedevil
fret
faze
beleaguer
disconcert
irk
perplex
harass
discompose
strain
niggle
get to
nag at
agonise
UK
make anxious
cause discomfort to
possess
cause concern to
grind at
make uncomfortable
discomfit
burn up
agitate
make uneasy
drive up the wall
stir up
disquiet
more ❯
Verb
▲
To affect strongly
grip
affect
afflict
attack
beset
rack
convulse
smite
torment
trouble
distress
bother
worry
plague
upset
torture
harass
vex
pain
harrow
oppress
annoy
bedevil
agonize
US
persecute
irk
irritate
burden
hurt
grieve
pester
harry
wound
curse
excruciate
anguish
ail
strain
try
stress
besiege
exasperate
tax
crucify
martyr
discommode
blight
pursue
press
strike
take
visit
agonise
UK
buffet
cause suffering to
cause trouble to
disturb
perturb
bug
nag
beleaguer
gnaw at
haunt
depress
agitate
hassle
weigh down
discompose
concern
aggrieve
disquiet
fret
lie heavy on
sadden
perplex
faze
hound
unsettle
dismay
fluster
disconcert
rattle
aggravate
alarm
get to
weigh heavily on
unhinge
fuss
deject
prey on
burn up
give a hard time
make anxious
badger
dog
weigh on
be a burden to
assail
dishearten
shake
give someone grief
cast down
niggle
flurry
frazzle
drive up the wall
distemper
derail
nag at
hagride
exercise
hang over
freak out
weird out
make uneasy
dispirit
cause anxiety to
prey on your mind
weigh heavily on someone's mind
be a great weight on
mortify
discourage
daunt
stab
cause agony to
scare
wrong
wring
desolate
bring down
frighten
grind
injure
importune
face
displease
pick on
discomfort
unnerve
cause anguish to
confront
distract
throw
ruffle
give a bad time
discombobulate
bum out
prick
make wretched
alarum
needle
undo
tantalise
UK
tantalize
US
spook
make miserable
despair
obsess
press down on
discomfit
grind at
stir up
cause discomfort to
cause concern to
tease
be a burden on
chafe
make uncomfortable
get down
tear
eat at
appall
US
weigh heavily on one's mind
take control of
niggle at
appal
UK
harm
inflict anguish on
frustrate
rend
bend someone's ear
pierce
weigh
stew
sweat
fear
rock
devastate
touch
excoriate
terrorize
US
punish
puzzle
tyrannize
US
tyrannise
UK
abuse
cause pain to
psych
inconvenience
offend
miff
discountenance
peeve
tear away at
scourge
terrorise
UK
move
provoke
cause disquiet to
interrupt
confound
anger
incommode
dash
make waves
nit-pick
strap
indispose
push
break
put off
throw off
psych out
possess
demoralize
US
cut
be in someone's way
grind on
overcharge
flip out
get at
dampen
hack you off
abase
cut up
tick off
push buttons
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
demoralise
UK
intimidate
arouse anxiety in
dish it out
stick it to
give it to
dish out
knock the wind out of
make it tough for
do a number on
throw off balance
be on one's case
harsh one's mellow
terrify
cause anguish
cause someone distress
cause pain
test
preoccupy
goad
hector
dun
cow
mess with someone's head
do someone's head in
sweat out
embarrass
overwhelm
horrify
entangle
hamper
aggress
ride
startle
beleague
sting
put the squeeze on
nettle
dampen spirits
crush
break one's heart
jump on one's case
give the business
come back to haunt
awe
be a weight on one's mind
fall on
fall upon
put into a funk
make blue
nark
put a damper on
break the heart of
rile
gall
drag down
start in on
give the needle
raid
hack off
chasten
cut to the quick
gnaw away at
rankle
be bothered
rankle with
wear on
cause anxiety
gnaw away
gnaw
fester
be a weight on someone's mind
ravage
maraud
set upon
press hard
attack repeatedly
more ❯
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▲
To ingest or consume food
swallow
consume
eat
devour
down
ingest
bolt
gobble
absorb
gulp down
hoover
swig
assimilate
gobble up
put away
scoff
swill
belt
chugalug
destroy
dispatch
dispose
drop
eat up
engulf
feast on
get down
gulp
ingurgitate
inhale
stuff down
toss
wolf
wolf down
bolt down
gorge oneself on
polish off
get outside of
scarf down
swallow up
take in
wash down
scarf
shift
gorge
guzzle
gormandize
US
scarf up
snarf
demolish
tuck into
gollop
gormandise
UK
partake of
scoff down
snarf down
slop
stuff
snarf up
cram
shovel down
feed on
munch
gorb
pack away
raven
nosh
tuck away
put down
chow down
pig out on
glut
sink
gobble down
take
chomp
tuck in
pig oneself on
gorge on
dispose of
eat greedily
eat hungrily
murder
cram down
toss down
pig out
snack on
imbibe
cram in
stuff oneself with
champ
feed
slosh
finish
digest
finish off
get stuck into
feast upon
feed one's face
make short work of
drink
chew
manducate
nibble
gluttonize
engorge
gourmandize
englut
Hoover
munch on
graze on
lap up
stuff your face
drink in
make a pig of oneself
eat like a horse
stuff one's face with
swallow hurriedly
get one's laughing gear round
chug
quaff
chow
partake
snack
pack
choke
overeat
sate
put
satiate
chomp on
swill down
ruminate
bite
have
masticate
binge
attack
surfeit
clean out
dig in
choke down
peck at
pork out on
cloy
congest
jade
guzzle down
eat heartily
eat quickly
delight in
cram oneself with
gourmandize on
devour greedily
gorge oneself with
toss off
meal on
mow down
binge-eat
eat voraciously
blimp out
dine
taste
lunch
breakfast
bevvy
UK
bib
bevy
US
neck
sup
woof
hork
lap
kill
have supper
eat between meals
have breakfast
dine on
have tea
pick at
lunch on
tuck on
have lunch
have dinner
breakfast on
pig oneself
woof down
gorge oneself
suck up
soak up
take up
sponge
receive
metabolize
US
osmose
suck in
blot up
sop up
suck
mop up
assume
draw up
sponge up
steep
dissolve
blot
draw in
metabolise
UK
crunch
gnaw
grind
chaw
graze
chumble
pasture
browse
crush
crop
overindulge
bite on
triturate
gnaw on
crunch on
live on
scrunch
rustle
forage
fill
tear
gum
indulge
rend
prey on
chew up
live off
sink your teeth into
stuff oneself
subsist on
exist on
nibble at
mash
gnash
chew noisily
banquet
touch
bite at
chew the cud
regale
junket
chow on
feast
indulge in
wine and dine
browse on
nip
wound
eat sumptuously
eat your fill
eat one's fill of
fare sumptuously
binge on
eat to your heart's content
overindulge in
scarf out
make a pig of oneself on
depend on
shovel it in
pork out
eat to excess
load up on
overfill
take nourishment
gnaw at
bite off
tear at
bite into
chaw on
clamp
rely for nourishment on
thrive on
have as food
subsist
sicken
overfeed
satisfy
nauseate
fare on
rely on for nourishment
take as nourishment
sustain oneself of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To bring under the control of the government
nationalize
US
socialise
UK
socialize
US
governmentalize
communalize
municipalize
make public
bring under national control
bring under state control
collectivise
UK
collectivize
US
nationalise
UK
Verb
▲
To assume or take responsibility (of a role, position or responsibility)
step up
volunteer
enlist
stand up
take responsibility
come forward
step forward
assume responsibility
make oneself available
offer services
present oneself
rise to the challenge
present your services
proffer your services
rise to the occasion
sign up
take upon yourself
submit oneself
take the initiative
take upon oneself
undertake being
put yourself at someone's disposal
go in
do on one's own volition
need no invitation
offer
volunteer services
surface
appear
proffer oneself
present yourself
put up your hand
donate
show willing
be at service
be at someone's disposal
Verb
▲
To inhabit a place in unpleasantly large numbers
infest
permeate
overspread
pervade
fill
swarm
plague
infiltrate
invade
overrun
overwhelm
inundate
beset
pester
throng
crowd
flock
pack
riddle
teem
harry
spread through
swarm over
run riot over
abound in
crawl all over
imbue
suffuse
saturate
interpenetrate
charge
transfuse
inform
percolate into
run through
filter through
spoil
corrupt
be diffused through
penetrate
flood
perfuse
overswarm
infect
parasitize
US
colonize
US
entrench
parasitise
UK
colonise
UK
fall on
go in
flow through
diffuse through
spread over
be disseminated through
surge over
diffuse
infuse
impregnate
steep
percolate
spread throughout
bathe
choke
cover
spread out
pass through
extend through
extend throughout
percolate through
diffuse throughout
tinge
lade
instill
US
afflict
instil
UK
clog
pile into
heap into
cram into
affect
grip
overflow
swamp
overgrow
wash
spread
mantle
deluge
colour
UK
color
US
illuminate
surge through
flow over
go beyond
spill into
run over
grow over
spread like wildfire
spread like wildfire over
well over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To assimilate in order to take over or appropriate
co-opt
integrate
absorb
embrace
adopt
convert
encompass
enfold
take in
draw in
bring into line
bring in
make one's own
bring into the fold
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