To inform or assure (sb.); pass. be sure, know. …

(a) To put an end to (sth.); (b) to come to an end, cease; (c) to leave off, desist. …

(a) To give (an animal) the taste of flesh, to blood; (b) to acquire a taste for flesh, become bloodthirsty. …

(a) To warm or heat (sth.); warm (oneself); grow warm; (b) to warm (sth.) by rubbing; to chafe; (c) fig. to soothe as by rubbing. …

(a) To choke, strangle, or suffocate (sb.); (b) to obstruct (sth.). …

To bring charges against (sb.), accuse, blame. …

To make (property) revert to the king or other ruler, confiscate. …

To shun (sth.), avoid, beware of. …

(a) To finish or achieve (a task), succeed in (a venture), win (a battle, a war), settle (a quarrel); -- also without object; (b) to accomplish (a purpose), carry out (a command, a plan), satisfy (a……

Law To make a copy or multiple copies of (an agreement, etc.) by means of a chirograph. …

To clear (sth.) away, remove; purify. …

To clear away (sorrow). …

To be split or cleft. …

(a) To incline, slope (toward sth.); (b) to bow down. …

(a) To beset (sb.), harass; (b) to hamper (sb.), harm; make impotent or miserable. …

To enclose (sb. in a place), shut in. …

(a) To quiet or soothe (anger, pain, sorrow, etc.), subdue (pride); (b) to soothe or appease (sb., someone's heart), coax, entice. …

(a) To make (sth.) cold or cool; to numb (the limbs) with cold; to become cold or numb; (b) of charity: to grow cold or slack; of strife: cool off. …

(a) To become colder, cool off; (b) of persons: to become less ardent; of wrath: to cool; to cool or placate (wrath); of law: to grow slack. …

To embrace (sb.). …