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What are verbs that describe a pumpkin?

Here are some verbs that describe a pumpkin, focusing on different aspects:

Appearance/Form:

* Grow: A pumpkin grows large and round.

* Bulge: The pumpkin's sides bulged with ripeness.

* Swell: The pumpkin swelled to an impressive size.

* Curve: The pumpkin's surface curved smoothly.

* Shine: The pumpkin's orange skin shone in the sunlight.

* Glisten: The pumpkin glistened with a layer of dew.

Texture:

* Feel: The pumpkin feels smooth and cool.

* Touch: You can touch the pumpkin's velvety skin.

* Weigh: The pumpkin weighs heavy in your hands.

* Heft: The pumpkin hefts solidly when you lift it.

Actions:

* Carve: A jack-o-lantern is carved from a pumpkin.

* Decorate: The pumpkins were decorated with colorful paint.

* Scoop: They scooped out the pumpkin's innards.

* Bake: Pumpkin pie is baked with pumpkin puree.

* Roast: Roasted pumpkin seeds make a tasty snack.

Metaphorical:

* Smile: The pumpkin smiled a wide, toothy grin. (for a jack-o-lantern)

* Glower: The pumpkin glowered menacingly in the dark. (for a jack-o-lantern)

* Beam: The pumpkin beamed with a warm, cheerful glow. (for a lit jack-o-lantern)

You can also use verbs to describe the pumpkin's state:

* Rest: The pumpkin rested peacefully on the porch.

* Sit: The pumpkin sat among a pile of leaves.

* Stand: The pumpkin stood tall and proud.

The best verbs to use will depend on the context and what you want to emphasize.

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