affair, concern, busyness, desire, wish, intention, purpose, pursuit, feat, achievement, love, sex, passion, the palate, mouth, chewing well, uvula, use, work, task, occupation, service, duty, business, workmanship, embroidery, artistic carving or paint-works

useful

seeker of work

employment, works, various kinds of work

general work, means of livelihood, occupation, activity

to give work or employment (to), to employ, to make over office or charge (to), to render good service (to), to work well (for)

obtaining desire, enjoying, gratified

a kind of cloth with golden or silver embroidery work over it, a kind of embroidery work on net or muslin (small flowers worked in gold or silver thread)

shirker, slacker, malinger, lazy, idler

foreplay

be of use

to have business with, need someone's help, To come or be of use, to prove of service, to require, be in need (of), have occasion (for), to have to do (with), come into contact (with)

giving the enjoyment of one's desire

desire of heart

active, laborious, one who is often employed in business or who has many works and duties in his hands, busy in works

fulfilling requirements, fulfilling desire

to take in work, to undertake a job, to take over charge of an office (from), to work (one, or a beast), to make use (of), to use

successful, prosperous, victor, conqueror, winner

succeed, gain one's end

working-day

to work, accomplish, succeed, be effective

someone who is found his goal and and achieve his aim

the palate and the mouth, mouth

come to nought, be bankrupt, venture or business to fail, be spoilt

industrious, active, worker, working man, menial servant

full, entire, complete, plenary

to increase the work (of), to lay aside work, to cease from, or give over, work

to ruin (one's) reputation or credit

getting work done, work to be done in better way

sufficient to go on with, enough for the purpose make shift temporary, serviceable

beautiful and slim woman, loving or affectionate woman

little, few, less, deficient, seldom, rare, scanty

to have business or work (with), to have to do (with), to occupy oneself (with), to be connected (with)