to bind - a) to tie together; make fast or tight, as with a rope or band; b) to hold or restrain as if tied or tied down.

to cause to - a) tie together with or as with a rope or band; b) to hold or restrain.

to build; to construct.

to cause to build, construct.

to cause to wear (as a cloth ornament, etc.).

(usu. said of female cattle) to cause to mate with; to impregnate.

to speak loudly.

to make or cause to be firm, hard or strong.

to hit with a resounding blow; to strike heavily another or violently against each other.

to overpower; to excel in strength.

to kill; to put to death.

to join or fasten ( two things together); to connect; to fit in; to settle or arrange rightly.

to avoid (something) from happening, occurring; to fend off.

to stir with a ladle (something being cooked).

to become dense, crowded.

to gently strike or rub a fold of a garment to make it firm and crisp.

to hit with a resounding blow; to strike heavily another or violently against each other.

to overpower; to excel in strength.

to kill; to put to death.

to join or fasten ( two things together); to connect; to fit in; to settle or arrange rightly.

to avoid (something) from happening, occurring; to fend off.

to stir with a ladle (something being cooked).

to become dense, crowded.

to gently strike or rub a fold of a garment to make it firm and crisp.

(dial.) a kind of fish.

the tanned hide of animals, as of deer, etc., used to sit on.

a young cow that has not borne a calf; a heifer.

a young animal.

a kind of tree.

its fruit.

the tree Cluytia collina.

flesh of any animal cooked with little or no moisture, as in an oven, over an open fire.