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)

• hold to account
• hold together
• hold to ransom
• hold up
• hold-up
• hold up one's head
• hold-ups
• hold water
• hold with
• hold with the hare and run with the hounds
• hold your horses
• hole
• hole-and-corner
• hole card
• hole cards
• holed
• hole in one
• hole in the heart
• hole in the wall
• hole-in-the-wall
• hole out
• holes
• holesom
• holesome
• hole up