to perform a religious sacrifice; to offer oblations.

to destroy by fire; to burn.

to put or bring into action or service; to employ for or apply to a given purpose; to use.

to consume by use; to use up.

to exploit or treat (a person) as a means to some selfish end.

to have the use or benefit of; to enjoy.

the act of covering, surrounding or encircling someone or something.

the act of revolving or fact of something revolving on the axis.

anything (as a rope, cord, etc.) with which something is bound.

surroundings; neighbourhood.

a single twist, coil, winding; a turn; convolution.

the tendency of talking around the subject without getting to the point; a beating around the bush.

a single servicing, as of food; a round.

a defensive covering for the body when fighting; an armour.

the act of using or the state of being used; use.

an instance or the way of using.

the service or benefit availed of from.

to cause to sweep the floor; to get the dust removed from the floor by or as by brooming.

to cause to paint (a wall with lime, a paint or paints, etc.).

to cause to grow (as plants).

to develop (something).

to cause to become big, large; to enlarge.

to cause to happen, occur.

to stretch forward.

to accomplish, carry out something.

(math.) to find the product by multiplying two or more quantities.

to cause to be alive.

to bring up with care; to rear; to foster.

to help another person sustain; to provide livelihood, sustenance.

behaviour of a girl or woman intended to excite admiration or love in men merely for the sake of vanity or mischief; flirtation; coquetry.

to cause to fall; to fell.

to cause to fall in drops (as water, tear, etc.).

to cause to tangle (usu. in a difficult position, distress, etc.).

to destroy; to ruin.

to put another or others (in utter confusion, fear, etc.).

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