to remove (an evil, difficulty, pain, heat, agony, etc.).

to restore to health or a sound condition; to make well; to cause to heal; to cure.

to kill; to end another's life.

to knock down; to cause to fall; to fell.

to overcome in a contest, battle, etc.; to prevail over; to defeat; to vanquish.

to shun; to avoid.

to cause to become weak and lean.

to cause to go under the surface of a liquid; to dip or immerse.

to cause to be engrossed, immersed in.

to cause (something as a pointed weapon) to enter into or pass through.

to cause to be hidden or disappear; to hide.

to make thoroughly wet; to drench or saturate; to soak.

to cause to bathe (by immersing in water).

(fig.) to destroy; to ravage; to ruin.

to lay waste or swindle (money or property of another person); to defraud.

to cover, surround or encampass.

to apply gently the sandal paste or any unguent on the body.

to cause to make a (loud) sound.

to bring down the intensity, extent, etc.

to bend the body in respect, worship, greeting, etc.

to trip or miss one's step in walking, running, as by striking the foot against something; to stumble.

to bring or reduce to ruin; to destroy; to spoil.

to bring (someone or something) under one's control.

to cause to bend; to make crooked.