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Verbs that start with D

Verbs that start with D

Verbs are things you do. Action words!

Dis forDrive

Driving is the word given to controlling a land vehicle, like a car, bus or even a horse-drawn vehicle. To drive something you need to know how to start and stop it, how to steer it, and of course you need to know the road rules to be able to safely drive.
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Dis forDroop

Something droops if it bends over and down. Things might droop because they are tired or unsupported. Some plants and flowers naturally have a drooping growth pattern.
Photo of students dropping something out of a window
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Dis forDrop

You drop something when you let it fall down by itself. The students in the picture are dropping something out of a high window as an experiment. A drop is also a small globule of liquid, such as a raindrop.
Photo of someone dunking a cookie into coffee
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Dis forDunk

You dunk something when you quickly put it into some liquid and take it out again. The person in the picture is dunking a cookie into their coffee.