Urge (4)
'urge' is the definition.
(impel can mean to urge or demand)
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(Other definitions for impel that I've seen before include "Urge forward - push" , "Urge or drive to do something" , "Force to act" , "Oblige" , "Goad" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(I know that urge can be written as press)
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(Other definitions for press that I've seen before include "Crush; iron" , "somewhere to keep clothes" , "Newspapers - cupboard" , "Produce record" , "Crowd closely" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(I know that urge can be written as impulse)
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(Other definitions for impulse that I've seen before include "A sudden urge or whim" , "Sudden urge to do something" , "A push; whim" , "Sudden or instinctive desire" , "Sudden urge to act" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(I know that urge can be written as exhort)
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(Other definitions for exhort that I've seen before include "Strongly encourage (someone to action)" , "Strongly urge (someone to do something)" , "Urge, advise earnestly" , "Urge strongly and sincerely" , "Give great encouragement to" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for incite that I've seen before include "Stir up (trouble)" , "Urge (to violence)" , "Start" , "Goad" , "Stir up, hatred say" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for spur that I've seen before include "Goad as for a horse" , "Cowboy boot attachment" , "Impetus" , "Device to urge on a horse" , "Goad - incentive" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for prod that I've seen before include "Poke; reminder" , "Poke, stimulate into action" , "Poke with forefinger, stimulate" , "Give a reminder" , "Drop (anag.)" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(yen can mean a craving for something)
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(Other definitions for yen that I've seen before include "Itch, desire" , "Strong desire" , "Longing for a currency unit" , "Urge" , "Intense desire for Japanese money" .)
'urge' is the definition.
(to egg someone on is to urge them to do something)
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(Other definitions for egg on that I've seen before include "Press" , "One cooking breakfast might have this" , "Prompt" , "Urge (someone) to take risks" , "this face is obvious embarrassment" .)