whet (to sharpen by grinding or friction) He whetted his knife on the stone. Stones whet a sword, difficulties strengthen willpower. wet (covered or soaked with water or another liquid) The road is wet and slippery. I have washed your t-shirt but it’s still wet. envocabulary.com
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pass on informal (to give someone a message that another person has given to you) He is not here, but I’ll pass on your message. Do pass on my best wishes to your brother. (to give someone something that another person has given to you) Pass the book on to her when you’ve …
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pass over (to give no attention; ignore) We should not pass over such an important matter. I decided to pass over his rude behavior in silence. Let’s pass over the chitchat and get straight to the point. envocabulary.com
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good (of high quality or standard): The plane service was very good. fine (very good of its kind; of a very high standard): I’ll have some fine wine. high quality (of superior quality): Men’s shoes made from high quality leather. quality (of a high standard): The company produces quality goods. …
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get your hooks into someone or something (to get control over or influence over) Make sure nothing gets its hooks into you. She has really got her hooks into him, hasn’t she? envocabulary.com
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