parse /pärz, also pärs/ (grammar)

1. To describe (a word) fully from point of view of classification, inflection, and syntax
2. To analyse (a sentence)
3. To break down a string of characters, eg a program statement, into its component parts (computing)

parsˈer noun

parsˈing noun

• make account of
• make a clean break
• make a clean breast
• make a clean sweep
• make a clean sweep of
• make a day of it
• make a difference
• make a face
• make a fast buck
• make a figure
• make a fool of
• make after
• make a fuss
• make a fuss of
• make against
• make a good fist of
• make a good meal
• make a good thing of it
• make a go of
• make a habit of
• make a hash of
• make a hit with
• make a hole in
• make a hole in eg one's pocket
• make a hole in the water