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		         1       as in to master   to acquire complete knowledge, understanding, or skill in he has a knack for picking up a language in a few weeks       -  
  master      -  
  learn      -  
  get      -  
  understand      -  
  get the hang of      -  
  find out      -  
  know      -  
  run down      -  
  dig up      -  
  discover      -  
  see      -  
  grasp      -  
  comprehend      -  
  hear      -  
  scare up      -  
  search (for)      -  
  study      -  
  digest      -  
  ascertain      -  
  drink (in)      -  
  absorb      -  
  examine      -  
  detect      -  
  apprehend      -  
  track (down)      -  
  imbibe      -  
  determine      -  
  tumble (to)      -  
  assimilate      -  
  memorize      -  
  discern      -  
  descry      -  
  hit (on or upon)      -  
  unearth      -  
  major (in)                   -  
  forget      -  
  ignore      -  
  unlearn      -  
  miss      -  
  disregard      -  
  overlook      -  
  misunderstand      -  
  neglect        See More                   2       as in to collect   to bring together in one body or place pick up all of your things because we have to be off this beach before dark       -  
  collect      -  
  assemble      -  
  gather      -  
  round up      -  
  group      -  
  get together      -  
  accumulate      -  
  garner      -  
  amass      -  
  corral      -  
  pack      -  
  concentrate      -  
  combine      -  
  join      -  
  lump      -  
  congregate      -  
  bulk (up)      -  
  pile      -  
  stack      -  
  batch      -  
  bunch      -  
  ball      -  
  organize      -  
  constellate      -  
  cluster      -  
  compile      -  
  raise      -  
  connect      -  
  arrange      -  
  unite      -  
  rally      -  
  band      -  
  merge      -  
  pool      -  
  huddle      -  
  link      -  
  brigade      -  
  flock      -  
  herd      -  
  muster      -  
  press      -  
  swarm      -  
  archive      -  
  heap      -  
  systematize      -  
  collate      -  
  hive      -  
  throng      -  
  regroup      -  
  re-collect      -  
  regather      -  
  scrape (up or together)                   -  
  split (up)      -  
  dispel      -  
  break up      -  
  dissipate      -  
  send      -  
  disperse      -  
  scatter      -  
  separate      -  
  dissolve      -  
  dismiss      -  
  disintegrate      -  
  sever      -  
  disband        See More                   3       as in to buy   to get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange for could you pick up some milk at the store?       -  
  buy      -  
  purchase      -  
  take      -  
  get      -  
  obtain      -  
  win      -  
  cop          -  
  acquire      -  
  pay (for)      -  
  procure      -  
  deal (for)      -  
  garner      -  
  exchange (for)      -  
  gain      -  
  secure      -  
  haggle (for)      -  
  finance      -  
  trade (for)      -  
  negotiate (about)      -  
  offer      -  
  bargain (with)      -  
  bid      -  
  repurchase      -  
  palter (with)      -  
  barter (for)      -  
  spring (for)      -  
  rebuy      -  
  chaffer (with)      -  
  dicker (over)      -  
  horse-trade (with)                   -  
  deal (in)      -  
  sell      -  
  merchandise      -  
  market      -  
  retail      -  
  merchandize      -  
  vend        See More                   4       as in to gain   to gradually increase in the boat was just picking up speed when it was rammed by another boat       -  
  gain      -  
  build up      -  
  grow (in)      -  
  gather      -  
  accumulate      -  
  accrue      -  
  triple (in)      -  
  stimulate      -  
  expand      -  
  double (in)      -  
  maximize      -  
  step up      -  
  amass      -  
  mount      -  
  excite      -  
  enhance      -  
  enrich      -  
  ramp (up)      -  
  extend      -  
  enlarge      -  
  elevate      -  
  jack (up)      -  
  boost                   -  
  decrease (in)      -  
  lose      -  
  fall (in)      -  
  decline (in)      -  
  diminish (in)      -  
  taper off      -  
  dip      -  
  lessen      -  
  taper      -  
  abate      -  
  dwindle        See More                   5       as in to lift   to move from a lower to a higher place or position pick up your feet while I vacuum in front of the sofa       -  
  lift      -  
  take up      -  
  raise      -  
  elevate      -  
  hoist      -  
  uplift      -  
  up      -  
  hike      -  
  uphold      -  
  heighten      -  
  crane      -  
  boost      -  
  heave      -  
  jack (up)      -  
  perk (up)      -  
  upraise      -  
  heft      -  
  mount      -  
  rise      -  
  ascend      -  
  rear      -  
  upend                   -  
  drop      -  
  fall      -  
  push      -  
  slip      -  
  descend      -  
  dip      -  
  lower      -  
  plunge      -  
  bear      -  
  pitch      -  
  press      -  
  depress      -  
  sink      -  
  submerge        See More                   6       as in to arrest   to take or keep under one's control by authority of law police picked up the fugitive when she went out to buy food       -  
  arrest      -  
  seize      -  
  grab      -  
  run in      -  
  pull in      -  
  apprehend      -  
  restrain      -  
  detain      -  
  capture      -  
  nab      -  
  commit      -  
  pinch      -  
  nick          -  
  nail      -  
  snatch      -  
  catch      -  
  jail      -  
  snap (up)      -  
  bust          -  
  collar      -  
  trap      -  
  lock (up)      -  
  hook      -  
  confine      -  
  land      -  
  snare      -  
  imprison      -  
  get      -  
  bind      -  
  bag      -  
  hold      -  
  grapple      -  
  intern      -  
  shackle      -  
  incarcerate      -  
  jug      -  
  remand      -  
  fetter      -  
  immure      -  
  handcuff      -  
  enchain      -  
  trammel      -  
  manacle      -  
  rearrest                   -  
  discharge      -  
  release      -  
  liberate      -  
  spring      -  
  emancipate      -  
  free      -  
  loose      -  
  loosen      -  
  unbind      -  
  unchain        See More                   7       as in to clean house   to make a place neat and orderly by removing extraneous stuff I thought you said you had picked up, so why are these things still lying around the rec room?       -  
  clean house      -  
  set straight      -  
  tidy (up)      -  
  order      -  
  clean (up)      -  
  arrange      -  
  housekeep      -  
  houseclean      -  
  turn out      -  
  clean (off)      -  
  straighten (up)      -  
  neaten      -  
  unclutter      -  
  police (up)                   -  
  mess (up)      -  
  clutter      -  
  disarrange                          8       as in to resume   to begin again or return to after an interruption after the protestors were removed from the auditorium, the speaker picked up his lecture right where he had left off       -  
  resume      -  
  restart      -  
  continue      -  
  reopen      -  
  proceed (with)      -  
  renew      -  
  resuscitate      -  
  revive      -  
  recrudesce                   -  
  finish      -  
  end      -  
  complete      -  
  conclude      -  
  check      -  
  cut      -  
  stay      -  
  finalize      -  
  consummate      -  
  stop      -  
  drop      -  
  terminate      -  
  break      -  
  can          -  
  shut off      -  
  leave off      -  
  cease      -  
  quit      -  
  halt      -  
  discontinue      -  
  desist      -  
  scuttle      -  
  knock off      -  
  belay        See More                   9       as in to trim   to make neat the boy's bedroom looked like it hadn't been picked up in quite a while       -  
  trim      -  
  organize      -  
  arrange      -  
  redd (up or out)          -  
  draw up      -  
  straighten (up or out)      -  
  tidy (up)      -  
  neaten      -  
  classify      -  
  dispose      -  
  spruce (up)      -  
  order      -  
  systematize      -  
  codify      -  
  array      -  
  range      -  
  marshall      -  
  marshal                   -  
  mix (up)      -  
  shuffle      -  
  upset      -  
  disrupt      -  
  scramble      -  
  disturb      -  
  mess (up)      -  
  disarray      -  
  tumble      -  
  muddle      -  
  disorganize      -  
  disarrange      -  
  discompose      -  
  muss      -  
  jumble      -  
  disorder      -  
  tousle      -  
  rumple      -  
  dishevel        See More                                  as in upturn       -  
  upturn      -  
  increase      -  
  upswing      -  
  boost      -  
  spurt      -  
  surge      -  
  explosion      -  
  burst      -  
  outbreak      -  
  renewal      -  
  flare      -  
  flurry      -  
  flood      -  
  flash      -  
  outburst      -  
  epidemic      -  
  eruption      -  
  rush      -  
  flicker      -  
  volley      -  
  flutter      -  
  recrudescence      -  
  paroxysm      -  
  recurrence      -  
  deluge      -  
  flare-up      -  
  spate      -  
  commotion      -  
  furor      -  
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