to collapse - a) to break down or fail suddenly in health or physical strength; b) to fall down, as from a blow or exhaustion c) to fall or drop drastically, as in value or force.

to compel another to sit.

(contemp.) to sit down.

to cause to lose strength and be ruined; to ruin.

to keep ( a vessel, person) on the ground heavily as to cause damage.

the total obscuring of a celestial body by another.

food that is unfit for human consumption.

to make indistinct sound as to clear the uncleared throat (while suffering from cold, phlegm, etc.); to clear the throat audibly; to hawk.

to look from the corner of the eye; to have a side-glance.

to make indistinct sound as to clear the uncleared throat (while suffering from cold, phlegm, etc.); to clear the throat audibly; to hawk.

to be in a half asleep or dozing state or mood.

to be slothful, indolent or lazy, etc.

coarse food for livestock, composed of entire plants, including leaves, stalks, and grain, of such forages as corn and sorghum; fodder.

food offered to a cow, as a part of religious rites.

to cause to reduce in size; to cause to shrink; to contract.

to assemble in lage number in a relatively small place; to be crowded.

to be excessive.

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