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interrogate
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And if I had, I wouldn't have wasted it to spend a few minutes interrogating Patch about his personal life.†
p. 24.1 *

interrogating = asking a series of questions of someone
Tuesday was Patch's night off, and Vee had put it into my head that it would be the perfect time to interrogate his coworkers.†
p. 167.4

interrogate = ask a series of questions of someone
I peeked inside my handbag, double-checking to make sure the list of interrogation questions I'd prepared were still with me.†
p. 167.8

interrogation = the process of asking a series of questions of someone
I bent over slightly, and as I did, the interrogation list fluttered out of my neckline and onto the floor.†
p. 181.8
And are you going to actually eat, or just interrogate the workers?†
p. 261.4

interrogate = ask a series of questions of someone
This was supposed to be an interrogation.†
p. 337.6

interrogation = the process of asking a series of questions of someone

Definitions:

(1) (interrogate)
ask a series of questions of someone -- typically asked by law enforcement officials or by someone in an aggressive manner
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Much more rarely, interrogate can mean to submit a query (question) to a computer system.