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STARTING

• START, to set out [v]
• begin work
• begin the use of start a fresh loaf of bread
• to move suddenly and violently spring started angrily to his feet
• react with a sudden brief involuntary movement started when a shot rang out
• issue with sudden force blood starting from the wound
• come into being, activity, or operation when does the movie start the rain started up again
• protrude or seem to protrude eyes starting from their sockets
• become loosened or forced out of place one of the planks has started
• begin a course or journey started toward the door just starting out
• range from a specified initial point the rates start at $10
• begin an activity or undertaking
• be a participant in a game or contest
• be in the starting lineup
• cause to leave a place of concealment flush start a rabbit
• bring up for consideration or discussion
• bring into being start a rumor
• cause to become loosened or displaced
• cause to move, act, or operate start the motor
• cause to enter a game or contest
• put in the starting lineup
• care for or train during the early stages of growth and development started plants a well-started coonhound
• do or experience the first stages or actions of started studying music at the age of five
• the act of starting [n -S]

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