(a) To draw or lead (sth.), bring; adducen togeder; (b) to bring (sth.) about, cause, produce; (c) to bring (sth.) forward for consideration, cite; to prove (sth.) by citing authorities. …

(a) To die, die off, die away; (b) to deaden, kill; to dampen or extinguish (desire, lust). …

To harm (sb.); punish. …

(a) To darken (prospects), impair (outcomes); (b) to pervert (one's virtues) to the dark side, mar. …

Bedew; fig. refresh. …

To endow (with spiritual or intellectual gifts). …

To make deaf, deafen. …

To subdue or annihilate (an enemy). …

(a) To arrange (sth.), dispose; ivel adighten, badly arranged, disordered; (b) to destine (sb. to a certain fate), consign (sb. to a prison); (c) to deal with (sb.), treat. …

(a) To destroy, do away with (sth.); blot out (sin); (b) to lapse, be destroyed. …

(a) To write or compose (a letter); (b) to accuse (sb.), indict; also, to condemn. …

(a) To say (sth.) in addition, say further; (b) to attribute (goodness to oneself); (c) to annex (a country). …

(a) To bind (sb.) by oath (to do sth.); also, to entreat (in the name of, or for the sake of, sth. holy); (b) to question (sb.) under oath or under the penalty of a curse. …

(a) To earn (wages, a reward, etc.); to obtain (that which one has earned); -- also refl.; (b) to merit (spiritual blessings, heavenly bliss, etc.); to be deserving of (death, the tortures of hell)……

(a) To manage or control (sth.), administer (a government, an office); (b) to attend to the needs of (sb.), minister to; supply (sth. to sb.); give (seed to a sower); do or dispense (justice). …

(a) To allow (sb.) to enter (a place), admit (into the presence of sb.), receive or welcome (sb.); also fig.; (b) to receive (sb. in a certain office or capacity), accept (as ruler, judge, freeman of……

To put on or apply. …

To lose the power of speech, become dumb. …

(a) To do away with (sth.); (b) to take (sth.) away, subtract. …

Adopt. …