to leave a place; to depart.

to go away (as being defeated, dishonoured, etc.).

to cause to separate from.

to move, fall down, smoothly.

to move toward one's side as to leave space for another to move freely.

to withdraw oneself as from fear, diffidence, etc.

to go or come back, as to a former place; to return.

to push forward using force.

to disappear from another's sight.

(a celestial body, as the sun, moon,etc.) to make an apparent descent toward and below the horizon; to set.

(a danger, harm, trouble, etc.) to be removed or averted.

to be over; to come to an end.

to be destroyed.

to be defeated; to lose in contest.

to throw off or away; to shed; to cast off.

a particular lock or catch in wrestling.

to entrust (someone) with some responsibility; to make a person responsible.

an onomatopoeic word formed to express the speed or sparkle (as of lightning).

a kind of plant .

to gleam; to glitter or glisten; to sparkle.

to apply on the surface a thin coat of (oil, perfume, etc.).

the state of being intertwined with.

the act or an instance of embracing.

mutual relation.

a pair of rival contestants.

the act of tying (different things) together (as, flowers with a needle and thread).

that which is so bound, tied, etc.

a jumbled, confused condition.

a kind of necklace.

the quality, condition or fact of shining by reflected light; gloss; sheen; lustre.

the act of dallying, flirting; amorous toying; dalliance.

a kind of ear-ornament.

the quality or nature of a person who is serious and has intellectual depth or a show of it.

any substance applied to the skin (as for cosmetic, healing or religious purpose).

to put off to a later time or slow down doing something; to delay.

to exert pressure (on an object) as to make (it) move forward; to push.

to continue to be or live in a place; to remain.

to be put off; to be postponed; to delayed.

formal dissolution of a marriage; permanent separation of a husband and wife; divorce.