a large number of persons or things, esp. when gathered together; a multitude.

seedlings raised in a small plot for transplanting at a different place later.

to assemble; to join together; to gather.

to go or come into; to enter.

to be liked; to be pleasing; to become agreeable.

to adapt oneself to (a new environment, taste, way of life, etc.); to accustom oneself to.

the act of sincerely helping or doing work for another; good service.

to lie flat on the ground, a bed, etc.

to lean on; to recline oneself on.

to fall down or on.

to die.

to go aside; to give way to another.

the act or an instance of bending.

a pillow to lean on.

the act of lying on a bed or the ground.

(dial.) a natural spring of water.

to turn (an object) aside.

to turn oneself aside.

a natural, regularly recurring condition of rest for the body and mind, during which the eyes are usually closed and there is little or no conscious thought or voluntary movement, but there is intermittent dreaming; sleep.

the act or a spell of sleeping.

to turn from a direct line or course or from being a straight line.

to keep in a slanting position; to cause to recline.

to lay flat on the ground; to cause to lie.

to put, lay or stack on tope of something.

to put blame on.

that which is withered, dried, sapless.

(fig.) not interesting or satisfying; dull; jejune.

a kind bird.

equality of age.

to turn (an object) aside.

to turn oneself aside.

the act or an instance of bending.

a pillow to lean on.

the act of lying on a bed or on the ground.

to turn from a direct line or course or from being a straight line.

to keep in a slanting position; to cause to recline.

to lay flat on the ground; to cause to lie.

to put, lay or stack on tope of something.

to put blame on.