Let's play 'words' >B2

[diggerzz]

Suspicious, that's cheap for sure
Surrender may be?
Surrender to you, my hero!

[Olla]

Surrender

Rollicking

He began plunking a tune on his guitar and soon raised his fine tenor voice in a rollicking song.

[QwestDay]

garrulous

It's hard to meet garrulous taxi drivers these days.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

garrulous

serpentarium
-- So how was the zoo?
-- Great! I especially liked the serpentarium.

[diggerzz]

serpentarium

Mime
I saw a mime the other day.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

Mime

Expunge
Nothing could expunge the memories of her daughter's death.

[Olla]

Expunge

Extol

He often extols the virtues of his students.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

Extol

lust
Richard was so consumed by lust that the only thing he could think of was sex.

[diggerzz]

Expunge

I give up, pretend that lust is the last. :)
Titter
She tittered at any of my lousy joke 'cause she loved me, you know.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

I give up, pretend that lust is the last. :)

Huh?)

Titter

ransack
I ransacked my backpack for my phone but didn't find it. I must have left it at home.

[diggerzz]

ransack

Kettle
Drop anything to my kettle, I'll be grateful.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

Kettle

Elegant
Although she looks elegant in that dress, nobody will notice her.

[diggerzz]

Elegant

Title
Don't title me!
Is that possible to use the verb in that context, btw?

[Zlatko_Berrin]

Is that possible to use the verb in that context, btw?

If you could expand the context, it would be more helpful for me/us to decide. I can imagine a situation when you're telling some bad things about yourself and you don't want people to judge you and say what person you are.

For example, imagine a woman telling that she's been sleeping with men for money. So when she says "Don't title me", she asks you not to call her a slut/prostitute, because you may not know what she's going through (e. g. She needs money for surgery for her mother and there is nobody to help her).

I'd also say "Don't label me" but frankly, I'd also like to hear more experienced users.

Title

endorse
She's going to endorse the product as she'll be paid good money.

[Xander]

eclipse

The number of Americans in the hospital with the virus nationwide on Thursday eclipsed 100,000 for the first time.

Washington TimesDec 3, 2020

[Yety]

"Don't title me"

You can believe in whatever you want to, you have the right to
but don't title me when I'm the same human being as you
don't title me when we both have blood in our veins, bones in our bodies, and other organs that work together so that we can live and survive
till the point we die and return to the ground as flesh to reunite with the dirt.

[QwestDay]

eclipse

Expedite

Thousands will die unless we manage to expedite the production of the vaccine.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

Expedite

eradicate
The new Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department promised to eradicate crime in the city.

[QwestDay]

eradicate

ease

She eased the key into the lock, anxious not to wake anyone.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

ease

eliminate
As your doctor, I recommend you eliminate fast food from your diet.

[QwestDay]

eliminate

Erode

Wind and rain have eroded the statues into shapeless lumps of stone.

[Zlatko_Berrin]

Erode

[mention]diggerzz[/mention]'s the one to blame)))

excavate
When they were excavating a pool, they found a dead body.

[Olla]

Elapse

A few seconds must elapse before you can take another picture.

[Johan]

earwax

She discovered that lip rouge for cracked lips was an interesting alternative to earwax.

[QwestDay]

Xylophone

These are human remains, not a xylophone.