verb - to get on well together, to work well together, to form a good team

verb, British English - to get on well together, to work well together, to form a good team

verb - to talk to someone or write to them regularly, so you don’t lose contact

verb, formal - to mention or point out something, especially in order to draw attention to it

verb - to try to find food to eat, especially something that has been left over

verb - to care for someone or something lovingly, to hold something dear to your heart

verb - to begin to decay; to break down into simpler parts, especially through natural decay

verb - to pay more attention to something than it deserves, to value something too highly

verb - to have in mind, to have knowledge of, to have learned, heard or seen

verb - to have an effect, to cause something to change or react in a way

verb - to weep, to make loud sounds showing your unhappiness and sadness, to produce tears

verb - To blow up, to burst, to make a very loud noise and cause damage

verb - to play a drum, to make noises similar to the beating of a drum

verb - to put in as much as possible, to make something full, to become full