adhere, cling
young and beautiful
run a home
to treat the disease and save the
to cure, treat (medically), prescribe (a treatment)
to keep law and order, maintain law and order
to cure, treat
to chew briefly or hastily
legless cripple, cripple whose legs are paralysed
ground floor
pregnancy with low carriage
concretion
worth
to reign, rule
ruled, reigned from 585 to587
to punish
to control floods
to manage
(numeric) value
govern a state, govern a country
put down a revolt
cure, remedy, treatment; to cure; therapeutic
heavy, lumpish, weighty
whole, complete, entire, all, full; fully, completely
all gone
money-bags
shaven, bald
to have a strong accent
to board, lodge, stay overnight
formal, solemn
condescending, bossy, impertinent
condescending
all-in
a complete set
generous, liberal
the second month of summer
severe penalty
to use, make use of, employ
serious illness
heavy, important; to think high of, hold in esteem
complete, whole, entire, full, integral
gravity, weight
specific weight
body weight
weight
the second month of autumn
dangerous criminal
heavy guns, heavy artillery
physiocrat
to value men above women
to hold in high esteem
solemn, serious
imperial minister
to reward generously
severe(ly)
to weigh; weight of, tonnage, load, capacity
center (of gravity), central point
umpire, referee, arbitrator
gravitation field
great or heavy responsibility
main point
stressed sound
important, essential, vital
the second month of spring
honor, respect, esteem
serious offence or crime, mortal sin, felony
important
the second month of winter
treat well
to flee, escape, hide oneself, run away, evade, shirk
to give one’s last will
so much the worse, too bad
beyond measure
uprooted, torn from the ground
to tighten
to point (finger), show, indicate
to dodge the draft, dodge or evade military service
to play truant, play hooky
to avoid responsibility
to avoid
to evade taxes
to escape, get away, flee
to flee, escape to Cambodia
to shoot the moon, fly from one’s creditors
to get away from the summer heat
hide, avoid (somebody)
to dodge or shirk work, malinger, do a disappearing
male and female
small drum with a handle
drum with handle
empty-unaddressed
large drum
drum to keepp time in singing
night watch
paper tambourine (for children to play)
(1) empty, vacant; (2) male (bird); (3) drum
where did … escape to?
to emerge, rise, go up, come up
kettledrum, timbal