to wean (a child)

to be weaned

wean (a child)

To churn milk.

put a stop to fighting

urge horse

to take off a suit of clothes, disrobe

to increase strife or a feud, to foment a quarrel

take off one's jewellery, (Often eastern women take off their jewelry to express sorrow and grief on the death of their husband)

to cross the own limits, the put steps out from limits, to exploit

to take the lead, go ahead, to overstep, exceed bounds, to desist from one's former courses

developing expertise in a task

clear the table, bring a meal to an end, remove the tablecloth

bird's milk,(figuratively) an impossibility, the state or fact of being impossible

extend the period, prolong the duration

to milk

increase, enlarge, grow, expand

milk tooth

give (one) heart, encourage

raise the price or value