69. stay
    Can mean stopping an action ("stay the execution")
    Can mean to continue an action ("stay the course")
70. strike
    Normally meaning "to hit"
    In baseball it means "to miss" but in bowling it refers to the best possible play
71. suspicious
    Can mean a person is acting in a way that suggests wrong-doing, "He seems very suspicious."
    Can mean the person suspects wrong doing in others, "He was suspicious of her motives."
72. table
    It can mean to raise an issue for discussion
    It can mean to lay an issue aside and discontinue discussion
73. temper
    As a verb, it can mean to soften or mollify
    As a verb, it can mean to strengthen (e.g. a metal).

74. terrific
    Originally and still used to mean "inducing terror"
    But has now come to have a positive connotation as well, meaning "fantastic" or "amazing"
75. transparent
    It can mean to be invisible
    It can mean to be obvious
76. trim
    It can mean "to add decoration to" (trim the (Christmas) tree)
    It can mean "to remove from" (trim the bushes)
77. trip
    To move fluidly and effortlessly
    To fall as a result of colliding with an obstacle
78. trying
    As an adjective, 'hard to endure' A babysitter may say, "Your child is trying"
    As a verb, 'to make an effort'. A teacher's report may say, "Your child is trying"