toil

Phonetic Respelling: [ toil ]

Definition:

1. n. long or difficult work; v. to work long and hard; to go or move with great effort; 2 n. something in which one becomes trapped or tangled; snare

Sentence:

Charles had to toil to get the job done.

More example sentences:

Charles had to toil to get the job done.

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What does 'Double double toil and trouble fire burn and cauldron bubble' mean?

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Aunt Millie quoted, "Double, double, toil and trouble..." What play is that from?

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Synonyms:

work; labor; tired; plow; struggle

Antonyms:

easy; leisure

Toil rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • boil
  • boyle
  • broil
  • coil
  • coile
  • coyle
  • croyle
  • doyle
  • foil
  • foyle
  • hoyle
  • moyl
  • moyle
  • oil
  • roil
  • royle
  • soil
  • spoil
  • toil
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • briembroil
  • gaguilfoil
  • lukoil
  • o'boyle
  • recoil
  • stauncoil
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • oleoyl