to make right; to change from wrong to right; to remove errors from; to correct.

to make better by removing faults and defects; to reform.

to train (a person, animal); to make suitable for a particular purpose.

to make (things) tidy; to to tidy up.

to make ready; to prepare.

to guide (another) to improve knowledge, ability, skill, etc.

to become apt, correct or favourable.

to foretell something good or favourable.

to settle a quarrel or dispute; to reconcile conflicting parties.

to be warded off; to be prevented from happening.

to cause to flow in or as in a stream.

to break and turn up or remove (ground, etc.) with a spade or other tool or with hands, claws, etc.

to kill by stabbing.

to delineate something in or paint a picture.

to write on a model letter to have a good control, and to master the writing of art.

to read and mark corrections on (printers' proofs, etc.); to correct one's or another's writing.

to cut or incise letters, designs, etc. in or on (a surface); to engrave.

to repay a loan completely.

to come to an end.

to lessen (another's) burden, unbearable responsibility, etc.

to allay or relieve (pain, an ache, etc.); to assuage; to soothe.

to distribute; to disperse.

the act of correcting, rectifying.

that which is right, apt, proper, etc.

a thing or happening supposed to foretell a future event, either good or evil; augury; an omen.

a non-contiguous skin disorder of unknown cause, characterised by inflammation, itching, and the formation of scales; eczema.

a temporary eruption of spots on the skin.

a non-contagious skin disorder of unknown cause, characterised by inflammation, itching, and the formation of scales; eczema.

a temporary eruption of spots on the skin.

a splitting or cleavage in an earthen pot, glass bangle, etc.

the curdled part of the sour milk.

the fleshy, edible part (which has large number of seeds) of certain fruits as cucumber, pumpkin, etc.

a splitting or cleavage in an earthen pot, glass bangle, etc.

the curdled part of the sour milk.

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a kind of plant.

a multitude; a crowd.

the state of violent and noisy disturbance; uproar.

an organised body of soldiers; an army.

involuntary pauses or blocks while speaking, caused by muscle spasm or mental conflict, that makes the syllables or initial sounds repeat several times; stammering; stuttering.