keep safe, keep near, keep a watch (out of love)

attract

To keep safe.

bear a loss or grief

suffer patiently, endure out of compulsion

utter again and again, make repeated requests (for), repeat ad nauseam

give (someone) a sense of belonging, embrace, hold (someone) closely in one's arms, especially as a sign of affection, hug

stand and sit frequently, be impatient

to sever completely, cut in two, to kill outright, to produce complete separation or estrangement (between two persons)

(of a mother) to keep child tied to apron strings

a rich man's minor trouble is attended by all but a poor man is ignored even if in great difficulty