v. 1 to arrange in order for future reference; 2 record in a public office or in a court of law; n. a set of related records either written or electronic kept together
Dusty filed his paperwork.
Dusty filed his paperwork.
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Who filed a report with the Department of Health that was ignored?
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I gave her a brief description of the war. OR The lawyer filed his brief.
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Her debt was uncollectible when she filed for bankruptcy.
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Why was the United States not included in the legal complaint filed with the United Nations by climate activists in 2019?
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Who filed a trademark and sold pens engraved with 'frindle"?
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The defendant filed a counterclaim against the plaintiff.
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What was Bobbi told when she filed for an application to run in the Boston Marathon?
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What did Officer Watkins think when Rashad filed the police report?
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She filed a counter-claim citing him as the one who caused the accident.
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He obtained permission to go on the filed trip.
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Mrs. Jeepers watched as her class silently filed into the tiny room. Which word is an adverb?
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They filed a raft of lawsuits to try to recoup investors' money.
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The lawyer filed his brief.
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She filed a countercharge listing him as the guilty party.
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arrange; organize; put in place; order
disarrange; disorder
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filed
child
mild
piled
riled
schild
smiled
styled
tiled
weild
wild
wilde
wylde
beguiled
compiled
rerestyled
reviled
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