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61tea|zle — «TEE zuhl», noun, verb, zled, zling. = teasel. (Cf. ↑teasel) –tea´zler, noun …
62tou|zle — «TOW zuhl», transitive verb, zled, zling, noun. = tousle. (Cf. ↑tousle) …
63un|muz|zle — «uhn MUHZ uhl», transitive verb, zled, zling. 1. to take off a muzzle from (a dog or other animal). 2. Figurative. to free from restraint; allow to speak or write freely: »to unmuzzle the press …
64raz·zle-daz·zle — /ˌræzəlˈdæzəl/ noun [noncount] 1 : noisy and exciting activity meant to attract attention The kids enjoyed the razzle dazzle of the circus. 2 American football : an action, movement, etc., that is done to confuse an opponent The team used a… …
65swiz(zle) — n. Swindle. Hoax …
66fiz|zle — …
67griz|zle — griz|zle1 «GRIHZ uhl», noun, adjective, verb, zled, zling. –n. 1. a) gray hair. b) a gray wig. 2. the color gray. 3. a gray animal, especially a horse or dog. –adj. gray; grizzled. –v.t. to make gray. –v.i …
68guz|zle — guz|zle1 «GUHZ uhl», transitive verb, intransitive verb, zled, zling. to drink greedily; drink too much: »He s always guzzling soda. Drink slowly; don t guzzle. ╂[probably < Old French gosiller chatter, vomit, compare Old French gosier throat; …
69miz|zle — miz|zle1 «MIHZ uhl», noun, verb, zled, zling. Dialect. –n. a drizzle: »The rain, a mere mizzle when I left the restaurant…had got heavier (New Yorker). –v.i. to drizzle: »It is mizzling. –v.t. (of a cloud) to send down in a drizzle. ╂[origin… …
70nuz|zle — nuz|zle1 «NUHZ uhl», verb, zled, zling. –v.t. 1. to poke or rub with the nose; press the nose against: »The calf nuzzles his mother. 2. to burrow or dig (the snout) into, as a horse with grain or a hog with swill. –v.i. 1. to nestle; snuggle;… …
