Deal and Eject

Deal

Deal verb - To carry on the business of buying and selling goods or other property.

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Eject and deal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Eject" instead a verb "Deal".

Nearby Words: dealing, dealer, dealt

Eject verb - To drive or force out.

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Deal and eject are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deal" instead a verb "Eject".

Nearby Words: ejected, ejection, ejecting, ejector, ejectment

character	deal character	eject character
number	deal number	eject number
time	deal time	eject time
round	deal round	eject round
Other words: cards, armor, lots, times, enemies, problems.

He starts to turn it on in a fairly disinterested way, and the episode ends up involving his frantic attempts to eject the tape when it becomes stuck in the player, all the while being constantly interupted by all female members of the crew to deal with their own feminine problems.

Source: Porn Stash
However, a particularly creative USAF pilot found himself having to deal with enemy MiG fighters while in his relatively slow and somewhat ungainly F-105 fighter-bomber, and elected to fly higher than the enemy fighter and eject a rack of bombs he had been carrying.

Source: Not the Intended Use

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