a right to have or get something from someone, or to use something:

to write or speak about a subject for a long time:

to force or persuade someone to give you something:

to steal something from someone:

to force or persuade someone to give you something:

to understand someone or something, or to find the answer to something by thinking:

to discover where something or someone is by smelling:

to criticize someone:

deliberately showing things or making jokes about things that the audience may find unpleasant or disgusting , in a humorous way:

to send someone to prison:

to prepare, organize, or arrange something:

to sit with a straight back:

to take something, esp. something necessary or pleasant away from someone:

to make someone accept a particular situation as part of an agreement:

to prevent someone from going to bed or sleeping:

to make something or someone fit well or have good connections with something:

to (cause someone to) become involved in a difficult situation, often without intending to:

to make someone behave in a particular way:

to prevent someone or something from doing something:

to sign a form to show that you have received something: