n. something, often money, that is given to someone so that he or she will do something, usually something illegal
It was impossible to get the contract without giving them a bribe.

v. to have as a price
His gambling addition cost him everything--his family, his career, and his status.

v. to do or make something the same way as someone or something else
She tried to imitate his Australian accent but was unsuccessful.

n. a positioning of the body that can express a mood or emotion
Exercising in the morning can change your attitude for the rest of the day.

v. to have a different opinion about something
She often disagrees with my opinions.

v. to cause someone to remember something that they have forgotten
Tom always needs to be reminded about his homework.

v. to feel a severe, deep sense of dislike or anger towards someone or something
Jordan really hates having dirty dishes in the sink.

v. to make someone energetic
That afternoon nap really energized me.

v. to come together
We've decided to join you in your fight against crime.

v. to show displeasure or anger by moving eyebrows together and moving the corners of the mouth down
Sarah frowned when she learned she was not one of the winners.