tenure of an estate in partial severalty

(law) Inadequate distribution

incomplete, imperfect

irresponsibility, carelessness

the one in which there is no fear of doubt, absolute faith

sharing a piece of land, joint-holding

Abandon something altogether

(law) a division that is in whole parts and is completely separate from each part and makes them separate properties

completed, perfected, made up

incomplete, unfinished

(a wound) be cleaned and bandaged

to be deceived

be in constant attendance to an ill person

applying band-aid on a wound

be bedridden

seduce, misguide, deceive, mislead, entrap, prevail

completely, perfectly

Compound leaf.

misguide, mislead, divert into wrong direction, poison the mind

deaths to occur in quick succession

runway, air strip