all right, just, well

exactly, completely, truly

alright, right, okay

suit, fit, be right, be adequate

(of a sick person) recover, regain one's health

adjust, correct, repair, fit, bring one to one's senses, punish

to set right

renovate, improve, fix, to make right

broken piece of ceramic or earthen vessel, potsherd

to slander, to malign, to accuse someone of any fault or defeat

said of a person who has come of an age, mature, not childish in appearance anymore

a marriage proposed and decided at the time of birth

squander money, spending money meaningless

tiredness, exhaustion, fatigue

saliva, spittle

large quantity or mass

blow, strike

a boundary pillar built of masonry