bury the hatchet

be about to draw sword

exert one's mind

be a burden to others

put on the right path, make one acquire a habit

frown, scowl, knit the brows in anger, show displeasure

flare up, become angry, furrow one's forehead to indicate displeasure, frown upon

knit one's brows

to cover one's head in veil out of bashfulness and following an old tradition

try to molest a woman, press or squeeze a woman's breasts

hold (someone) responsible for

to put clothes to dry