v. to cause to separate into pieces usually suddenly or forcibly; n. a pause from doing something
Did he break the glass? OR The tired students needed a break.
Did he break the glass? OR The tired students needed a break.
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bust; fracture; shatter; recess
repair; fix; work
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break
ache
ake
bake
blake
brake
cake
dake
drake
fake
flake
haik
hake
jacque
jake
lake
make
naik
paik
pake
plake
quake
rake
sake
schake
schlake
schnake
schwake
shaik
shaikh
shake
shrake
snake
spake
stake
steak
take
wake
yake
awake
forsake
mistake
opaque
partake
remake
retake
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