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to be unwilling to give or admit
- grudgeto be unwilling to give or admit
- grudgesGRUDGE, to be unwilling to give or admit
- grudgedGRUDGE, to be unwilling to give or admit
- grutchto grudge (to be unwilling to give or admit)
- grutchingGRUTCH, to grudge (to be unwilling to give or admit)
- grudgerone that grudges (to be unwilling to give or admit)
- grudgersGRUDGER, one that grudges (to be unwilling to give or admit)
- grudgedBe resentfully unwilling to give, grant, or allow (something)
- shrinksBe averse to or unwilling to do (something difficult or unappealing)
- shrinkingBe averse to or unwilling to do (something difficult or unappealing)
- shrunkenBe averse to or unwilling to do (something difficult or unappealing)
- lock(of an investor) to be unable or unwilling to sell or shift securities
- hospitalisedAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- hospitalizesAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- hospitalizingAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- hospitalizeAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- hospitalisingAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- hospitalizedAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- hospitalisesAdmit or cause (someone) to be admitted to a hospital for treatment
- owingto be obligated to pay or give to another
- owedto be obligated to pay or give to another
- oweto be obligated to pay or give to another
- owesto be obligated to pay or give to another
- giveundergo or submit to change for the strike to be settled, something has to give
- sideto give one's support to one person or group in a dispute; be partial to one side
- gratifybe a source of or give pleasure or satisfaction to it gratified him to have his wife wear jewels Willa Cather
- accreditingGive official authorization for (someone, typically a diplomat or journalist) to be in a particular place or to hold a particular post
- accreditsGive official authorization for (someone, typically a diplomat or journalist) to be in a particular place or to hold a particular post