to let

To let something happen or let someone do something

To give someone the ability or chance to do something

To allow someone to do something

To allow someone or something to do what they could not before

Stop something from happening or someone from doing it

To officially say that something is not allowed by law

Stop something from happening

To start a story or show that what follows is important

To show that something is even less likely than what was just mentioned

Said when you are about to say what you think happened

To say that one thing is even less likely or possible than another

Forgive past fights so they do not affect the present

To say this to show you want it to snow

To accept what happens and not try to change the result

Avoid talking about old problems to prevent more arguments

To tell a secret that should be kept

Give up control and trust God or a higher power

A playful goodnight wish hoping someone has good dreams

To wish someone a good night as a joke

Show your true self to others, even if it seems strange

Wait too long to act and miss a chance

To ask or hope, often in prayer, not to have a hard time

To let strong, uncontrolled feelings make your life worse

To allow someone to act freely after a time of control

Relax and enjoy yourself after being serious or busy

To stop holding something or someone so they are free

Allow someone or something to enter a place

Tell me when something changes or you have news

To stop worrying about something and relax

Allow someone or something to leave a place

Make someone feel disappointed by not doing what you promised

To stop holding something so it is not in your hand

To choose not to react to something annoying

To tell us something so we can answer

Make a sound like a laugh, cry, or sigh

To not punish someone or excuse them from a duty

To tell a secret or show feelings you were trying to hide

To angrily tell someone off

To become less strong, especially for bad weather, pain, or pressure

To free someone from blame or punishment

Accept a situation without trying to change it

Set something free from being held or controlled

To stop employing someone so they lose their job

Move something slowly from a higher to a lower position

Tell secret or private information to other people

Relax and enjoy yourself without worrying

Accidentally tell someone something you want to keep secret

To ignore a small mistake to avoid an argument

Allow a situation to continue without changing it

Send something suddenly and forcefully, like a rock or angry words

To relax completely and show your true feelings without holding back

To breathe out slowly because you feel relieved, tired, or disappointed

Allow food to cook slowly at low heat just below boiling

To end a relationship or give bad news in a way that hurts less

Choose not to touch or change something

To make a loud sudden cry because you are scared, hurt, or surprised

Make a sudden loud sound, like a shout or laugh

Allow a person to join a group or organization

To suddenly breathe in sharply because you are surprised, shocked, or in pain

Make clothing larger by sewing so it fits more comfortably

To let air out from your bottom so it makes a sound

Tell someone bad news in a kind way

To open your mouth and breathe slowly because you feel tired or bored

Fail to finish tasks by the agreed time

To say a bad word when you feel angry or hurt

To breathe out loudly to show you are annoyed

To shoot something from a gun or bow

To tell someone angrily that they did something wrong

Light fireworks so they make bright lights and loud noises for a celebration

Say darn when you feel frustrated or annoyed

Make a short silly sound like a small horn

Allow a project to continue without making changes

The percentage a compound bow's pull drops at full draw, making it easier to hold

A case where someone is excused from punishment, often only warned