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noun as in coffee
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noun as in infamousness
noun as in mark
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noun as in notoriety
noun as in notoriousness
noun as in publicity
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noun as in signature
verb as in autograph
verb as in blacken
verb as in contract
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verb as in employ
verb as in engage
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verb as in hire
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verb as in mark
verb as in sign
verb as in subscribe
Strongest match
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verb as in subscribe
verb as in undersign
verb as in write
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Example Sentences
Nevertheless, lots of ink continues to be spilled, and lots of podcasts streamed, to justify or not the operatic credentials of “West Side Story.”
The pair had cats - a reference to Sunderland football team's nickname the Black Cats - inked after the team's opener in the north east.
"Then it's nothing more than ink on paper".
Provisions were made for voters that could not write - they marked their ballot paper with an inked fingerprint, while others used a pen to select their chosen candidate.
“But the U.S. Constitution is neither bone nor stone. It is an explosion of ideas. Parchment decays and ink fades, but ideas endure; they also change.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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