Meanings
- eat; have; consume; takeTo put food into one's mouth and take it in one's stomach.
- drink; haveTo drink liquid.
- take; dose up withTo put medicine into one's mouth and swallow it.
- smoke; take; inhale; breathe in; sniffTo smoke a cigarette or take drugs.
- inhale; breathe inTo inhale gas.
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- bear; have; make up one's mind; decideTo bear a certain emotion or feeling.
- grow; become; turnTo become a certain age or increase in age.
- get; feelTo feel fear or shock.
- be scolded; be criticized; be bashedTo be criticized, scolded or rebuked by others.
- take; accept; get(slang) To take a bribe.
- take; getTo take and own profit or gain.
- suck in; take in; absorbTo absorb water or moisture.
- win; rank; get; score; achieve; takeTo take a certain position or grade, or gain a certain score.
- loseTo lose points in a sports game.
- score; get laid; fuck(slang) Have sexual intercourse with a woman.
- get beaten; get hit; get kickedTo be beaten by others.
- pocket; siphon offTo take the possessions or money of others in a wrongful way.
- be imposed with; receive; be sentenced toTo be subject to a restriction or measure.
- taste; have a taste of; take a taste of; experienceTo experience a certain life or culture.
- work; stay; be under; be inTo stay or work in a certain place.
- work well; be cut well; be sharpFor a tool with a blade to work well.
- be applied well; be starched well; be soaked wellTo permeate well or spread out evenly.
- be eatenFor an insect or germs to spread.
- be spent; be used; be poured; be investedFor money or an object to be spent or used.
- grow; become; turnTo grow older.
Other Words Spelled the Same (2)
먹따 · verb
- be deafTo become unable to hear sounds through one's ears.
먹따 · auxiliary verb
- An auxiliary verb used to imply that the current situation is not satisfactory by emphasizing an action in the preceding statement.