whimper, cry, whine, insist, persist (as a child)

bring (someone) round to one's viewpoint

to make changes, to add or deduct

strive, try hard

to put in order, to organize, to administer

to practise deceit, to avoid

argue, question, dispute

use violence, tyrannize

bewail, bemoan, lament

match a note, to call out

to ransack, to disintegrate

To put to sword.

put in irons, imprison

demolish, ruin

agree upon terms, conclude (a treaty, agreement or business deal), make a vow, promise, give one's word, bind by contract

to shuffle, prevaricate, boggle, dilly-dally

evade, prevaricate

turn upside down

to ruin, ransack, devastate

to come in senses

go away for a change of climate

To ask no question, to remain silent.