to say

Speak with someone to share ideas or information

Give someone information

To talk with someone to share thoughts or feelings

To say or write something clearly and officially

To officially tell other people or officials about something

Share information, ideas, or feelings with someone

To say something aloud

To pronounce words clearly so others understand

To state something clearly in writing or speech

To put thoughts or feelings into words

To put thoughts or feelings into words

To pronounce words clearly so people understand

To say any words, often used with not to mean say nothing

To say firmly that something is true

To pronounce words or syllables clearly

To say feelings or thoughts aloud

To hide something so others cannot see or find it

A short phrase showing surprise and not believing what someone said

Shows that something is much worse than it seems

Said, often politely, to show you think something is likely to be true

To say something more clearly

To show feelings or meaning without words

Asking someone if they agree with what you said

To show that a phrase is not meant exactly but is a common way to say something

To ask people to smile for a photo

Accept what someone says while showing doubt or little interest

To mention an extra fact that makes the situation seem more surprising or serious

To tell someone you understand and will do what they want without more explanation

Saying advice is easy when you are not in the same situation

Said when you doubt what someone says, often ironically

To stop talking because more words are not needed or would not be right

To give up because of pressure or pain

To show a strong idea with very few words

To openly say something people usually keep secret

It happens very quickly

An offer that is as fair as possible and cannot be better

To refuse something by joking that you already did it

Ask someone to promise they are telling the truth or will keep a secret

A strong spoken reaction showing surprise and disbelief

To tell someone you are leaving and wish them well

Ask someone to tell you when they have enough or want more

Repeat what you just said so others can hear or understand

Ask someone to repeat what they just said or agree strongly with a comment

To be able to give an opinion and influence a decision

To say a short prayer of thanks before a meal

Tell the person who is pouring when to stop

To tell someone goodbye before you leave, often in a formal or sad way

To say goodbye to someone in a friendly, informal way

To speak less and pay attention to other people's words

Permission that a person in charge gives to do something

The power to make the last decision in a matter

A friendly nickname people use for baseball player Willie Mays

A person who shows strong hope and refuses to give up