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present tense third-person singular of sail into 1 as in attacks to criticize harshly and usually publicly The customer sailed into the server when the food came out wong. -
attacks -
ties into -
slams -
lights into -
abuses -
scolds -
savages -
insults -
vituperates -
scathes -
blasts -
criticizes -
potshots -
beats up on -
jumps (on) -
assails -
excoriates -
curses -
lambasts -
lambastes -
belabors -
bashes -
castigates -
trashes -
execrates -
harasses -
berates -
harries -
reprimands -
harangues -
imprecates -
reviles -
blasphemes -
asperses -
affronts -
blackguards -
whips -
slurs -
belittles -
slanders -
libels -
puts down -
vilifies -
profanes -
disparages -
laces (into) -
traduces -
chides -
fulminates -
bad-mouths -
rebukes -
lashes (out) -
chastises -
compliments -
praises -
hails -
commends -
lauds -
acclaims 2 as in pitches into to start work on energetically The students sailed into the new assignment right away. -
pitches into -
tears into -
lights into -
has at -
approaches -
tackles -
wades (in or into) -
goes at -
dives (into) -
undertakes -
attacks -
addresses -
pursues -
pitches in -
faces -
focusses (on) -
settles (down) -
knuckles down (to) -
concentrates (on) -
falls (to) -
buckles (down to) -
focuses (on) -
plunges (in) -
zeroes (in on) -
takes up -
avoids -
monkeys (around) -
evades -
potters (around) -
shuns -
fiddles (around) -
putters (around) -
plays -
fools -
lags -
messes -
trifles -
pokes -
dillydallies -
idles -
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