68	account	to underestimate
31	batherize	to talk up, boast of, brag on
36	beckain	to touch gently
41	bedeak	to plant or sow seeds; to place in the ground
70	bedrame	to augment a story or allegation with further details
25	belail	to miss, be lacking in, to need
13	belithe	to be endowed with, possess
7	bestrowe	to observe, behold, see, gape, stare, look
15	chesternate	to go in quest of a wife
18	disapplase	to become insubordinate or rebellious
32	dischall	to deny the truth of
17	dolonize	to renew, to resanctify the earth
52	dread	to be in two minds; to be undecided
11	enclave	to be in love with; desire intensely
63	encroach	to draw attention to oneself with a display of bravery
48	enfrone	to begin, to launch
14	excease	to decrease, fall off, grow smaller, lessen, diminish
59	fedulate	to award, grant
65	forfine	to administer physical punishment for a transgression
40	glongate	to break or deform in any part of the body
30	hoand	to strike or lash one's foot against the ground
53	influen	to drench in blood
35	intersolve	to move or walk with one's eyes closed, guided only by the sense of touch
64	marricate	to shoot or fire a weapon
26	meliserate	to pay special attention to someone for selfish reasons
8	misdeint	to be wrong; to be deceived
20	misdown	to dissipate, squander
67	mistrude	to hurry
9	percear	to look on the bright side
61	phreen	to be blind to
29	phrumb	to mix up, muddle
50	purpom	to crush the game; be on point
21	regimple	to work out the details of a complex matter
66	reprise	to move about from excitement, to fluster or to bustle
57	respond	to dress in the latest fashion
42	sangalize	to spin or whirl, to turn swiftly
22	scolerize	to turn to stone
34	shoutze	to laugh through half-open teeth
49	squire	to be indecisive, to have second thoughts
16	subcoint	to pool funds into a single account
37	subtice	to draw an inference; to derive meaning from context
44	superpate	to bring to heel, subdue, subjugate
10	travent	to cause to deviate or turn aside from a course
51	trionize	to speak with great eloquence or style
60	trovel	to be in a state of confusion or disarray
19	unimple	to break up, to disunite
62	warl	to torment or coerce someone
47	apocopate	to remove the final sound or syllable
28	bedizen	to ornament something in showy, tasteless, or gaudy finery
45	chine	to crack, split, fissure, break
38	constate	to relay information in a statement and say whether it is true or false
39	dislimn	to remove the outlines of; to efface
33	dizen	to dress with clothes; attire; deck
2	doff	to remove or tip a hat, as in greeting
5	fense	to strip the blubber or skin from
55	intumesce	to swell or enlarge
12	inveigle	to convert, convince, or win over with flattery or wiles
3	kyanize	to preserve wood from decay
69	laveer	to beat against the wind
54	lucubrate	to work diligently by artificial light, to study at night
43	marage	to make tough and malleable by means of heat treatment
56	molder	to perplex or bewilder
27	nidificant	to make or build a nest
24	opiplate	to block, to stop up, to obstruct
58	peculate	to steal or misappropriate money that one has been trusted with
6	rootle	to search for something from a drawer, closet, etc.
23	supererogate	to do more than God commands
46	taigle	to muddle, confuse
1	traipse	to walk in a messy or unattractive casual way
4	vacillate	sway unsteadily from one side to the other