to provoke or urge especially for change
to provoke or urge especially for change, to provoke or urge especially for change word, to provoke or insult, to provoke or irritate someone, to change something usually slightly, to move or change something slightly, to move or act aimlessly or idly, to feel or express regret or disapproval, to move about or proceed hurriedly, to renounce or turn away from entirely, to respond excessively to something, to censure or discriminate against a person, to make happen sooner or speed up, to strike or hit vigorously, an offensive or contemptuous remark or action, to rush down or pounce upon suddenly, to seize or take over without authority, to move or fall downward, to assist or encourage, to support or encourage actively, to impel and urge on, to be agitated or exhausted troubled, to move quickly and abruptly, an expression of rebuke or disapproval, to move back and forth quickly
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to provoke or urge especially for change
to provoke or urge especially for change word
to provoke or insult
to provoke or irritate someone
to change something usually slightly
to move or change something slightly
to move or act aimlessly or idly
to feel or express regret or disapproval
to move about or proceed hurriedly
to renounce or turn away from entirely
to respond excessively to something
to censure or discriminate against a person
to make happen sooner or speed up
to strike or hit vigorously
an offensive or contemptuous remark or action
to rush down or pounce upon suddenly
to seize or take over without authority
to move or fall downward
to assist or encourage
to support or encourage actively
to impel and urge on
to be agitated or exhausted troubled
to move quickly and abruptly
an expression of rebuke or disapproval
to move back and forth quickly
to provoke or urge especially for change, to provoke or urge especially for change word, to provoke or insult, to provoke or irritate someone, to change something usually slightly, to move or change something slightly, to move or act aimlessly or idly, to feel or express regret or disapproval, to move about or proceed hurriedly, to renounce or turn away from entirely, to respond excessively to something, to censure or discriminate against a person, to make happen sooner or speed up, to strike or hit vigorously, an offensive or contemptuous remark or action, to rush down or pounce upon suddenly, to seize or take over without authority, to move or fall downward, to assist or encourage, to support or encourage actively, to impel and urge on, to be agitated or exhausted troubled, to move quickly and abruptly, an expression of rebuke or disapproval, to move back and forth quickly
