catch, seize, take, capture

catching, taking

find fault with, take an exception to, object to, to seize (on), to take exception (to), to make (a deed, &c.) a handle (against); to make (an act, &c.) a ground of offence, or a crime (against), to lay hold of (an act) to the detriment (of a person)

be caught or nabbed

to place or lay before, to introduce, bring forward, adduce

act upon, implement, enforce

to import

to inter one, to entomb, to bury a person

bury the dead, throw earth on the grave of the dead

to put (one) under an obligation, to oblige

delay, be behind time

seizure, capture, clutch, grasp

beg from door to door

charity here will be rewarded manifold in the hereafter

sue, lay a claim, make a claim, assert a claim, make pretensions (to), demand

quell (fear, anger)

house with six doors