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noun
• a resentment strong enough to justify retaliation
verb
• bear a grudge; harbor ill feelings
Example sentence• He harbors a deep grudge against his former boss. Lyric example• Don't judge me for the grudge I carry deep. Rap example• Stand before the judge, he holds a grudge, bangs the gavel hard, no mercy in the clutch. Poetry example• The judge held no grudge against the scoundrel's nudge. Kids example• The judge held no grudge. |
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noun
• United States tennis player who in 1938 was the first to win the Australian and French and English and United States singles championship in the same year (1915-2000)
Example sentence• Despite his best efforts, he couldn't budge the heavy rock. Rap example• The judge won't budge, my flow's too clutch, spittin' truth from the gut. Lyric example• The judge won't budge, he's set in his ways. Poetry example• The judge would not budge from his verdict so stern. Kids example• The judge wouldn't budge. |
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verb
• tamper, with the purpose of deception
Example sentence• I bought a box of fudge from the bakery. Lyric example• The judge yelled "No fudge in this court!" Rap example• The judge called my flow all fudge, but I dropped bars so real, now he's sweatin' the grudge. Poetry example• Don't judge my love for chocolate fudge. |
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Example sentence• She nudged him with her elbow to get his attention. Rap example• The judge dropped the gavel with a righteous nudge, pullin' me back from the edge of the grudge. Lyric example• Don't judge my heart, just give it a nudge. Poetry example• Before you judge, give fate a gentle nudge. Kids example• Don't judge a book, just give it a nudge to look. |
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noun
• the precipitate produced by sewage treatment
Example sentence• The sewage treatment plant had to deal with a buildup of sludge. Lyric example• Don't judge me for drowning in the sludge. Rap example• Yo, the judge called my flow sludge, but I rise from the grime, no time for the grudge. Kids example• The judge fell in sludge with a spludge! Poetry example• The judge condemned the filthy sludge with a grudge. |
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noun
• a smoky fire to drive away insects
verb
• make a smudge on; soil by smudging
Example sentence• I accidentally got a smudge of ink on my shirt. Lyric example• Don't judge my heart by the smudge on my sleeve. Rap example• The judge tried to smudge my name, but my flow stays clean, no shame in the game. Kids example• The judge saw a smudge on his fudge. Poetry example• Before the stern judge, a tear made a smudge. |
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verb
• walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud
Example sentence• She trudged up the hill, exhausted from the long hike. Rap example• They judge my grind as I trudge through the grind, mind over matter, leavin' 'em behind. Lyric example• Don't judge me harshly as I trudge through the marshy dark. Kids example• Don't judge my trudge through the mud! Poetry example• The weary soul would trudge through the sludge, facing the judge and his bitter grudge. |
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noun
• one who works hard at boring tasks
Example sentence• He was tired of being a drudge at his boring office job. Rap example• They judge my flow from the bench, call me a drudge in the trench, Lyric example• Before the judge, I drudge through endless days. Kids example• Don't judge the drudge who works without a grudge. Poetry example• Don't judge the weary drudge. |
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verb
• be envious of; set one's heart on
Example sentence• I don't begrudge her success; she worked hard for it. Rap example• Don't judge my rise from the bottom, I won't begrudge your crown, kings clash in the cypher, hold the throne down. Lyric example• Don't judge my wild heart, I won't begrudge your chains. Kids example• Don't judge or begrudge my yummy fudge! Poetry example• I judge thee not, nor do I begrudge. |
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verb
• To live off the earnings of a prostitute.
Rap example• In the courtroom drama, the judge won't bludge, Lyric example• Don't judge me, mate, I'm just here to bludge. Kids example• Don't bludge, or the judge will judge! Poetry example• The judge won't bludge, he'll sentence you with a grudge. |
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Example sentence• The judge will adjudge the case based on the evidence presented. Rap example• Yo, the judge slams the gavel, declarin' my fate, but I adjudge myself victorious, leavin' 'em in checkmate. Lyric example• The jury will judge, but I adjudge you wrong tonight. Kids example• The judge will adjudge who gets the fudge. Poetry example• Let no man judge or dare adjudge, lest he harbor secret grudge. |
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verb
• judge beforehand, especially without sufficient evidence
Example sentence• It is unfair to prejudge someone based on their appearance. Lyric example• Don't judge my heart, don't prejudge my art, we're just getting started from the start. Rap example• They prejudge my hustle, call the judge, but I rise from the struggle, no grudge. Poetry example• Never prejudge a soul so quick, let wisdom judge without the trick. Kids example• Don't prejudge the yummy pie, let the judge give it a try. |
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Example sentence• He besmudged his white shirt with dirt. Rap example• They judge my throne from afar, but can't besmudge this king. Lyric example• You judge me quick, besmudge my name with your lies. Poetry example• The stern judge would besmudge the innocent's name out of grudge. Kids example• The judge will judge you if you besmudge his fudge. |
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Example sentence• I misjudged how long it would take to finish the project. Rap example• They judge my hustle from afar, but misjudge the scars that made me a star. Lyric example• They judge me harsh, but misjudge my heart. Poetry example• Don't judge too soon, lest you misjudge the tune. Kids example• Don't judge the fudge in haste, or you'll misjudge its taste. |
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Example sentence• He had a cute little pudge on his cheeks. |
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Example sentence• After reviewing new evidence, the judge decided to rejudge the case. Rap example• They judge my hustle quick, but I rejudge the script, flip the verdict, now I'm equipped. |
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Example sentence• My little sister is a nudzh and always pesters me to play with her. Rap example• Yo, stand before the judge, feel that nudzh in your soul, gotta own your moves or lose control. Lyric example• Don't judge my vibe, just nudzh me to dance. Poetry example• Don't judge too quick, just give me a nudzh. Kids example• I won't judge if you don't nudzh. |
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noun
• United States tennis player who in 1938 was the first to win the Australian and French and English and United States singles championship in the same year (1915-2000)
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Example sentence• She accidentally resmudged the fresh ink on the paper. |
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noun
• a football official who stands deep behind the defensive secondary in the middle of the field
Example sentence• The back judge made a controversial call in the last play. |
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noun
• a football official who works downfield behind the defensive secondary on the same sideline as the line judge
Example sentence• The field judge made a close call on that play. |
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noun
• football official who assists the referee by keeping track of the official time during the game
Example sentence• The line judge made a correct call on that shot. |
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noun
• a football official who works downfield behind the defensive secondary on the same sideline as the head linesman
Example sentence• The side judge raised his flag to indicate a pass interference penalty. |
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noun
• a person or animal who eats fungi (especially mushrooms)
Example sentence• The mycophage is a type of organism that feeds on fungi. |
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Example sentence• The ostreophage is a specialized mollusk that feeds exclusively on oysters. |
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noun
• a judge in a trial court
Example sentence• The trial judge declared a mistrial due to jury misconduct. |
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