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To boast or talk proudly about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.

To fall or make something fall over, typically as a result of unsteadiness or instability.

Recklessly bold or daring, often without considering the risks or potential consequences.

To pay attention to or take notice of something, usually advice or a warning.

An outdoor recreational activity where people travel down a river on an inflatable boat, often experiencing rapids and currents.

To do something to an excessive or extreme degree, often leading to negative consequences.

The maintenance and care required to keep something in good condition or functioning properly.

In front of, in a forward position, or in advance of a particular point in time.

A traditional saying or proverb that imparts a piece of wisdom or common knowledge.

To express approval or admiration for someone's actions, qualities, or achievements.

Brave and willing to face difficult or dangerous situations without fear.

A medical procedure in which a doctor operates on a person to treat or remove a health issue.

To collect or bring together things, people, or information.