to move upward or forward suddenly and rapidly; to rise suddenly and quickly; to spring up, forth or out.

to come or arise (as joy, grief, etc) from within.

to swell from overheating.

to beam with joy.

(valour, strength, etc.) to rise; to grow.

to behave arrogantly; to show pride or haughtiness.

a hard, tough metal, malleable under certain conditions, composed of iron alloyed with small percentages of carbon and often variously with other metals, as nickel, chromium, manganese, etc., to produce hardness, resistance to rusting, etc.; steel.

(dial.) a clamp to hold the share to the plough;

the swelling, bubbling or effervescence (of milk, food) from heating.

the fact or an instance of becoming jubilant suddenly as from joy; ebullition.

undue haughtiness; arrogance.

the inner strength; innate capacity.

overflowing or indomitable eagerness to work for a cause; enthusiasm; zeal.

a small, flat, wingless insect with sucking mouthparts, parasitic in the hair of humans; the head louse (Pediculus humanus capitis order; Anoplura).

exertion or striving, mental or physical; effort.

weariness caused by physical or mental effort.

a difficult condition; trouble; distress.

the act of thinking seriously and deeply; pondering; meditation.

mental distress or agitation resulting from concern usu. for something impending or anticipated; worry.

to eject from within the mouth; to spit.

to give out (as perfume, beauty, charm etc.); to emit.

to express contempt or hatred by or as if by spitting saliva; to reproach in bad language; to rebuke.

to say; to utter.

to pass into or through (as a pointed instrument does); to pierce; to penetrate.

to tear, pull apart or split with the nail.

to squeeze between a finger and the thumb or between two surfaces, edges, etc.; to pinch.

to empty; to draw off or let out completely (air or any other gas, water, etc.) as from a container.

to be afraid of; to dread; to fear.

water in the form of vapour or gas by being heated to the boiling point; steam.

to cause to flush out, splash or pour.

to cause to become loose.

to cause to push out; to cause to spit.

to cause to scold; to make another scold a third person.

to flow slowly out in a thin stream or fall in drops; to trickle; to ooze.

to cause to flow out slowly; to cause to eliminate (something from within) and throw out.

to throw up or away; to hurl; to cast.

to become loose

the state of being in small pieces (as opp. to being in a lump or moulded form).

water in the form of an invisible vapour or gas by being heated to the boiling point; steam.

(an interjection used in praising a performer) very good! excellent! bravo!.

(an exclamation of tribute, greeting, etc.) hail!.

(an interjection expressing the pleasure on victory, in praising a performer) well done! very good! excellent!.