to join two or more things together in an orderly manner; to cause to be associated together.

to make ready (as by yoking a pair of oxen for ploughing or draughting a cart).

to move, go ahead or away.

to flow continuously.

to quiver, shiver (as from weakness, fear etc.).

to join, associate or cohabit.

to wield - a) to handle and use (a tool or weapon), esp. with skill and control; b) to exercise (power, influence, etc.).

to wash with water to separate fine particles from the coarser ones.

to agitate, stir or move a liquid slightly.

to clean, to remove dirt, unwanted things.

to deceive; to defraud.

to shake (a sheet, cloth, etc.) to remove dust.

to render (someone or something) useless, strengthless, vigourless.

to shine - a) to give forth or glow with light; b) to be bright with reflected light; to glisten.

to render (someone or something) useless, strengthless, vigourless.

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