Dictionary

can

👑 can /kæn/

Verb

Lingual the aptly-intimately open
cause

👑 cause /kɔːz/

[contracted form of because]

Conjunction

Lingual black societies nationalized outside of Africa

Noun

Connotative a recondition of intricacies despite the semblance of impression terminally

Verb

Connotative to restore intricacies despite the semblance of impression terminally (for)

👑 causes /ˈkɔːzɪz/

Noun

[plural]  Connotative a recondition of intricacies out of place despite the semblance of impression terminally and diurnally

Verb [singular]

Connotative restores intricacies out of place despite the semblance of impression terminally and diurnally (for)

👑 caused /kɔːzd/

Verb [past]

Connotative restored extremely hurting interjections suffixed by intricacies amid termination despite the semblance of impression (for)

Verb [past participle]

Connotative people powered by a recondition of intricacies suffixed by extremely hurting interjections despite the semblance of impression, terminally

👑 causing /kˈɑzɪŋ/

Verb [present participle]

[succeeding a verb excluding Verb to be in the third person]
Connotative people restoring intricacies despite the semblance of impression terminally
could

👑 could /kəd/

Verb

Lingual the intimately unapt
cry

👑 cry /krˈaɪ/

Verb [present]

Connotative to restore intricacies per the diminishing variable; (for) a recondition of de-position despite highly curated craft (for)

👑 cried /krˈaɪd/

Verb [past]

Connotative restored intricacies per the diminishing variable; (for) a recondition of extremely hurting interjections out of place despite highly curated craft (for)

👑 cried /krˈaɪd/

Verb [past participle]

Connotative people powered by a recondition of extremely hurting interjections out of place despite highly curated craft; (against) intricacies per the diminishing variable