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to make something longer, looser, or wider, especially by pulling it
to extend one's body parts or one's entire body to full length
to become longer, looser, or wider
to cover a significant distance or expanse
to exaggerate and embellish the meaning or significance of something out of bounds
to pull something tight, causing it to become taut or elongated
to straighten and extend one's body or limbs
to cause someone to fully use their skills and abilities, often beyond what they are used to
the act of extending or reaching out physically
exercise intended to extend muscles or limbs to their full length
a straight section of a racetrack
the capacity of a material to be extended or elongated
an unbroken period of time spent doing an activity
capable of being extended or expanded without breaking, often referring to flexible materials
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