to engage in a battle or in a single combat; to attempt to defend oneself against or to subdue, defeat or destroy an adversary; to fight.

to contend in any manner; strive vigorously for or against something.

to make great efforts or attempts; to strive; to struggle.

to make a voluntary movement from one place (to another).

to come or go out.

(light, sound, etc.) to be given forth or released to go out or come out from.

to be heard.

to come to be seen; to appear.

to get released or to escape (from another's hold, imprisonment).

to extend (oneself) out.

to begin, start an undertaking; to take up.

to move (oneself) by turning on the axis or over and over; to roll.

(a wheel of a vehicle) to turn.

to lie down on the ground and turn one's body as to move sideways; to roll.

to move about; to wander; to roam.

to move along in constant frictional contact with some surface or substance; to slide.

to turn to a different direction.

to go back; to return.

the act, manner or power of flying or moving through space (as of birds, aircrafts, etc.); flight.

the state of (a group of people, mob) being running hither and thither (as from fear).

(fig.) a shouting loudly as in reprimanding and from anger.

a round object used for winding the thread round by weavers.

to talk much, incessantly and lightly; to chatter without having seriousness about the subject being talked about.

to have a jovial, light talk (as for refreshing or rejoicing).

a talking lightly or lacking seriousness about the subject (often just for passing time).

a dull, tiresome, boring narration or story.

a jovial, light, unsystematic talk.

a short literary composition on a particular theme or subject, usu. in prose and generally analytic, speculative or interpretative, but in a lighter style; an essay.

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to tear the surface, skin etc. with the nails; to scratch.

to search moving the palm or fingers (as in a dark place or a blind men do).

to pull out; to pluck.

to draw, stretch or open out, esp. over a flat surface, as something rolled or folded; to spread out.

to be strethed or opened out over a flat surface; to be spread out.

to scatter abroad; to diffuse or disseminate, as knowledge, news, disease, etc.

to be scattered abroad; to be diffused or disseminated.

(fig.) to display or exhibit the full extent, to exaggeate the imporance, merits, etc.