be swept, be cleaned or dusted

deciduous

to brush off, to clean

have a running nose

the beauty (of a person) to fade,' to lose (one's) beauty, to be or become disfigured, to degenerate, deteriorate, to become depraved, or demoralized, or corrupted

teeth to fall out

cast a charm to cure toothache, knock out the teeth (of)

To rail in good set terms, to revile.

be humbled, face the music, be set right, come to one's senses

cause to be exorcised

dust to come off

to remove dust from, beat, chastise

beat severely

to showing knowledge, demonstrate competence (use of vague and difficult words used sarcastically)

strike fire with a flint and steel

teeth to fall due to old age or any accident

to boast (of), brag (about)