to make (coins, money, etc.) by stamping metal; to mint.

to cause to poke with a stick, finger, etc.

to cause to sing a song.

to cause to praise.

to cause to catch, hold.

to smear; to daub; to anoint.

to cause to arrst and imprison.

to be able to contain, include or envelop.

to be able to go in or through, be contained.

to be required, needed.

to be accepted, received favourably.

to cause to come to existence; to produce (offspring); to beget; to generate.

to cause to happen, occur.

to build; to construct.

to fabricate (a news item) for purpose of spreading it widely.

to cause to wear (as a garment ornament, etc.

to carry a load, burden on a cart.

to cause to build, construct.

to cause to bring or supply.

to harness an ox, oxen, horse, etc.).

to make (a draught animal) draw a burden, plough, etc.

to commence; to start; to begin.

to cause to set an arrow on the string of a bow.

the state or quality of being hard (as a metal).

the quality of being easily broken, apt to break; fragility.

the quality of being difficult to deal with or being unfeeling, lacking pity, etc.

the condition or fact of being difficult.

vanity; vainglory.

the state or quality of being viscous; viscosity.

little scales or flakes of dead skin formed on the scalp; dandruff.

to withdraw onself or one's army from what is difficult, dangerous or from fear of being defeated; to make a retreat; to retreat.

to dislike intensely; to abhor; to detest.

to cause to hit, strike with the hand or a tool, weapon, etc.

to cause to play a certain percussion instrument by striking.

to make another get the product of two quantities by multiplying.

to cause to drive (a card, plough, cattle, etc.).

to cause to have, suffer from an obsession.