rake up - (v) bring to light rake up v bring to light Usages, News, Articles and More pay cash - (v) pay (for something) with cash pay cash v pay (for something) with cash Usages, News, Articles and More pay for - (v) have as a guest pay for v have as a guest Usages, News, Articles and More roughhouse - (v) engage in rough or disorderly play roughhouse v engage in rough or disorderly play Usages, News, Articles and More shamanise - (v) practice shamanism shamanise v practice shamanism Usages, News, Articles and More shamanize - (v) practice shamanism shamanize v practice shamanism Usages, News, Articles and More skin over - (v) grow new skin over an injury skin over v grow new skin over an injury Usages, News, Articles and More skin pop - (v) inject (drugs) into the skin skin pop v inject (drugs) into the skin Usages, News, Articles and More skip-bomb - (v) attack with delayed release bombs skip-bomb v attack with delayed release bombs Usages, News, Articles and More skip over - (v) bypass skip over v bypass Usages, News, Articles and More somnambulate - (v) walk in one's sleep somnambulate v walk in one's sleep Usages, News, Articles and More outshout - (v) shout louder than outshout v shout louder than Usages, News, Articles and More outmanoeuvre - (v) defeat by more skillful maneuvering outmanoeuvre v defeat by more skillful maneuvering Usages, News, Articles and More outmarch - (v) march longer distances and for a longer time than outmarch v march longer distances and for a longer time than This guy can outmarch anyone! Usages, News, Articles and More outmatch - (v) be or do something to a greater degree outmatch v be or do something to a greater degree Usages, News, Articles and More outmode - (v) make unfashionable, outdated, or obsolete outmode v make unfashionable, outdated, or obsolete Modern ways of cooking have outmoded the hearth Usages, News, Articles and More outnumber - (v) be larger in number outnumber v be larger in number Usages, News, Articles and More outpace - (v) surpass in speed outpace v surpass in speed Malthus believed that population increase would outpace increases in the means of subsistence Usages, News, Articles and More outperform - (v) be or do something to a greater degree outperform v be or do something to a greater degree This car outperforms all others in its class Usages, News, Articles and More outplay - (v) excel or defeat in a game outplay v excel or defeat in a game The Knicks outplayed the Lakers Usages, News, Articles and More Next