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Noun

A large amount or quantity

Plural for a number of sheets of blank paper fastened together at one edge

Plural for a mass or lump of a soft material, used for padding, stuffing, or wiping

Pronoun

A large or considerable amount

Verb

To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

To criticize severely

To physically pierce or probe into

To make a hole

To have a quarrel or argument with someone

To cut or remove the upper part of

Make or become wider

To remove a layer of, especially of fat or cream

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Noun

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A large amount or quantity

tonne^UK

ton^US

tons^US

tonnes^UK

an appreciable amount

unusually high amounts

inexhaustible amounts

superabundant amounts

bevies^US

bevvies^UK

a considerable number

more … than one can shake a stick at

surplusage. superabundance

vigour^UK

vigor^US

privileged circumstances

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“The software scans reams of transactional data, looking for anomalies.”

Noun

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Plural for a number of sheets of blank paper fastened together at one edge

Noun

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Plural for a mass or lump of a soft material, used for padding, stuffing, or wiping

Pronoun

A large or considerable amount

tonnes^UK

tons^US

an appreciable amount

a satisfactory amount

an acceptable amount

a tolerable amount

an adequate amount of

as much as necessary

a sufficient amount of

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Verb

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To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

victimises^UK

victimizes^US

takes to the cleaners

sells a bill of goods to

leads up the garden path

sells a pup

gives someone a bum steer

sells a bill of goods

sucks in

does someone in the eye

penalises^UK

baulks^UK

penalizes^US

balks^US

leads down the garden path

sucks the life out of

tears from

bleeds someone of something

pulls the wool over someone's eyes

worms one's way out of

slips out

beats around the bush

pulls something funny

plays a practical joke on

puts on the wrong track

gives the wrong impression

sends on a wild goose chase

gives wrong information to

pulls strings

plays games

twists around your little finger

maneuvers^US

manoeuvres^UK

exploits a loophole in

patronises^UK

patronizes^US

uses for one's own ends

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“That's why Vegas was built in the first place, not to keep the chumps' pockets full of money, but to ream the suckers.”

Verb

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To criticize severely

criticises^UK

criticizes^US

gives someone a roasting

gives someone a dressing-down

gives someone a telling-off

gives someone a rating

takes to task

rants at

chews out

gives someone an earful

gives someone a mouthful

gives someone a rollicking

gives someone a bollocking

raps over the knuckles

has a go at

gives someone what for

gives someone a wigging

gives someone a caning

gives someone some stick

sends someone away with a flea in their ear

blows up

slaps someone's wrist

pummels^US

belabors^US

belabours^UK

raps someone the knuckles

lays out

jumps down one's throat

dishonors^US

dishonours^UK

expresses disapproval of

bites someone's head off

jumps down someone's throat

has someone on the carpet

keeps after

goes on at

takes to the woodshed

stigmatizes^US

stigmatises^UK

does a hatchet job on

drags through the mud

minimizes^US

minimises^UK

scandalizes^US

gives someone a bad press

scandalises^UK

gives something a battering

sullies the reputation of

gives something a bad press

blackens the reputation of

trivializes^US

conducts a smear campaign against

trivialises^UK

spreads scandal about

tells lies about

calls names

cuts to the quick

brings into disrepute

blackens the character of

ostracizes^US

ostracises^UK

demonizes^US

demonises^UK

drags through the mire

treats disrespectfully

runs a smear campaign against

feels contempt for

drags someone's name through the mud

takes down a peg

writes false reports about

takes the piss out of

blackens someone's name

drags name through mud

speaks of with disfavour

passes strictures upon

gives a tongue-lashing

calls on the carpet

brings discredit to

gives tongue-lashing

gives a piece of one's mind

knocks off high horse

gives someone a carpeting

snaps someone's head off

looks down one's nose at

treats contemptuously

hurts somebody's feelings

tyrannizes^US

regards with contempt

tyrannises^UK

takes a stand against

raises objections to

kicks against

complains vociferously about

speaks out against

complains about

kicks up a stink about

disagrees violently with

protests strongly at

makes a stand against

makes a fuss about

takes great exception to

puts up a fight against

opposes strongly

kicks up a fuss about

makes a protest against

rages against

remonstrates about

complains bitterly about

turns your nose up at

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“Too many times, we see a critic veer off the page to ream an author for the facts of his or her life.”

Verb

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To physically pierce or probe into

Verb

To make a hole

Verb

To have a quarrel or argument with someone

Verb

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To cut or remove the upper part of

Verb

Make or become wider

Verb

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To remove a layer of, especially of fat or cream

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