House
Relieve
Relieve verb - To make more bearable or less severe.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Kevin Nash, as Diesel, needed only eight seconds to relieve Bob Backlund of the WWF Championship at a house show in 1994.
Source: Squash Match - He redecorates his house to relieve stress and listens to Bette Davis soundtracks.
Source: Ambiguously Gay / Literature -
While looking for another place for Big Dog to relieve himself, the duo enter someone's house and make their way to the bathroom, which confused Big Dog over the lack of trees.
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