to put or set in a pile; to heap up.

to put in a particular place, condition; to place.

to be filled, charged, loaded with.

to cause to increase in number, quantity, degree or intensity.

to load with a burden; to place a burden on.

(fig.) to beat heavily and repeatedly.

to convey a burden from one place to another.

to cover, envelop or attack from all or almost all sides.

to become more in number, size, intensity, etc.

a heap of things; a pile.

that much quantity which a person or an animal can carry at a time.

a bag; a sack.

a weight used to compensate the difference in weights between the two pans of a balance; a counter weight.

to have (a thing in one's possession); to possess or contain as a part, characteristic, attribute, etc.

to receive any compensation (as salary, wages, etc.) for one's labour or service.

to get or deserve as a result of something one has done.

to gain (interest, etc.) as profit.

to take or own a responsibility of or for.

to give birth; to bring forth a young into life; to beget.

(in gen.) to produce or bring into existence; to generate.

to send out; to give forth; to discharge.

(a female bird, fish, reptile, insect, etc.) to lay egg or eggs.

to be got; to come into possession of.

to become a soft, semisolid mass; to become coagulated, curds.

the act of cutting, severing.

that which is cut, severed, separated by cutting.

to cut; to sever; to break.

to be cut, severed or broken.

to pluck out (something) using force.

to be separated from.

to remove or destroy (an evil, bad element, annoying person, etc.).

to be destroyed.

to be finished, closed.

to move; to go.

to go by moving the legs rapidly, faster than in walking; to run.

to flow (as a liquid).

to wander; to walk around, to move about.

a going back or backward; withdrawal in the face of opposition; to retreat.

to leave; to depart.

(one's sight, attention) to fall on.

to come to occupy a wide or wider area; to spread oneself.

to break up and scatter in all directions; to spread about; to distribute widely.

to go out of sight.

to be removed.

to put an end to (grief, distress, etc. of another).

to be finished; to come to an end.

(a meeting, assembly) to be concluded.

to leave or abandon.

to become unstable; to be unsteady.

(a work) to be carried on further satisfactorily.

to be relieved from the burden or responsibility of a debt.

to putforth young leaves and tendrils (as a vine).

to attack; to assault.

to become possible.

to move forward on one's body (as a snake).

to be decided; to be resolved.

the quality or state of being modest; unassuming or humble behaviour.

a percussion instrument consisting of a hollow hemisphere with a wide mouth on which a membrane stretched tightly, played by beating with the sticks; a kind of drum.

(in comp.) of, at or in the rear.