to cause to walk on, press or beat (something) with the feet.

to mix (different things) together; to blend.

to injure beyond repair or renewal; to demolish; to ruin; to destroy.

to stir, agitate a liquid (in a container) (with a ladle).

(nausea, a feeling of loathing) to happen (as a result of which one would vomit).

to become excited or disturbed.

to propel a boat by or as by using oars; to row.

to wander; to roam.

to talk about something in a roundabout, indirect or lengthy manner (without directly dealing).

to physically fight with.

the act or fact of wandering esp. aimlessly or under a distressing condition.

the condition of the mind in which it is incapable of concentration.

the movement of the eye-balls.

dissension or conflict between persons, because of differing ideas, wishes, interests, temperament. etc.; friction; conflict.

the state of being entangled; entanglement.