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| Keep with limits; restrict; limit |
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| Ready with a flow of words; speaking or writing easily |
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| Give birth to; create; generate; produce; cause |
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| Gather together in one mass; total collection |
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| Inclined to associate in a flock or group; fond of being with each other; sociable |
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| Ancestor to whom a group traces its birth; forefather; forebear |
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| Kinship; sympathy; liking; attraction |
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| Flow like a wave; move up and down; change often and irregularly; be unsteady; |
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| Sink to a lower class or standard; worsen; deteriorate |
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| end or final part of musical composition; conclusion; ect. |
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| Continuous flow or changing; uncreasing change |
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gathering of people for religious workship
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| Cause to born again; put new life into; reform completely; revive; reinvigorate |
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| Seperation from a flock or main body; setting apart; isolation |
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