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Sweating Definition–verb (used without object) | 1. | to perspire, esp. freely or profusely. | | 2. | to exude moisture, as green plants piled in a heap or cheese. | | 3. | to gather moisture from the surrounding air by condensation. | | 4. | (of moisture or liquid) to ooze or be exuded. | | 5. | Informal. to work hard. | | 6. | Informal. to experience distress, as from anxiety. | | 7. | (of tobacco) to ferment. | –verb (used with object) | 8. | to excrete (perspiration, moisture, etc.) through the pores of the skin. | | 9. | to exude in drops or small particles: The drying figs sweat tiny drops of moi
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sture. | | 10. | to send forth or get rid of with or like perspiration (often fol. by out or off). | | 11. | to wet or stain with perspiration. | | 12. | to cause (a person, a horse, etc.) to perspire. | | 13. | to cause to exude moisture, esp. as a step in an industrial drying process: to sweat wood. | | 14. | to earn, produce, or obtain (a result, promotion, compliment, etc.) by hard work. | | 15. | to cause to lose (weight) as by perspiring or hard work: The hard week's work sweated five pounds off him. | | 16. | to cause, force, or bring pressure on (a person, an animal, etc.) to work hard. | | 17. | to employ (workers) at low wages, for long hours, or under other unfavorable conditions. | | 18. | to labor with meticulous care over: The manufacturer of this beautiful car has really sweated the details. | | 19. | Slang. | a. | to obtain or extort (money) from someone. | | b. | to extort money from; fleece. | | | 20. | Slang. to subject to severe questioning; give the third degree to. | | 21. | Metallurgy. | a. | to heat (an alloy) in order to remove a constituent melting at a lower temperature than the alloy as a whole. | | b. | to heat (solder or the like) to melting. | | c. | to join (metal objects) by heating and pressing together, usually with solder. | | | 22. | to remove bits of metal from (gold coins) by shaking them against one another, as in a bag. Compare clip 1 (def. 4). | | 23. | to cause (tobacco or cocoa) to fer
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ment. | –noun | 24. | the process of sweating or perspiring. | | 25. | that which is secreted from sweat glands; perspiration. | | 26. | a state or a period of sweating. | | 28. | Informal. a state of anxiety or impatience. | | 29. | a process of inducing sweating or perspiration, or of being sweated, as in medical treatment. | | 30. | moisture exuded from something or gathered
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on a surface. | | 31. | an exuding of moisture, as by a substance. | | 32. | an inducing of such exudation, as in some industrial process. | | 33. | a run given to a horse for exercise, as before a race. | | 34. | sweats, Informal. sweatpants, sweatshirts, sweat suits, or the like. | –adjective | 35. | Informal. | a. | (of clothes) made to be worn for exercise, sports, or other physical activity. | | b. | made of the absorbent fabric used for such clothes: sweat dresses. | | c. | of, for, or associated with such clothes: the sweat look in sportswear. | | —Verb phrase | 36. | sweat out, Informal. | a. | to await anxiously the outcome of; endure apprehensively: The accused sweated out the jury's deliberation. | | b. | to work arduously at or toward: The director sweated out a camera angle with the cinematographer. | | —Idioms | 37. | no sweat, Informal. with no difficulty or problem. | | 38. | sweat blood, Informal. | a. | to be under a strain; work strenuously. | | b. | to wait anxiously; worry: He was sweating blood while his friend was being questioned by the police. | | | 39. | sweat bullets, Informal. | b. | to be apprehensive; worry. | | | 40. | sweat it, Informal. | a. | to wait anxiously; endure the best way one can: There was no news of survivors, so all we could do was sweat it. | | b. | to worry;
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