v. rescue (*) to stand up; to get into an upright position; to climb; to ascend (*) to arrange systematically; to structure; to group; to sort; to make confidential (*) to save from harm; to deliver from danger; to free from risk (*) to bring from another place; to bring goods from a foreign country; to signify; to imply

v. use (*) to esteem; to regard highly; to become more valuable (*) to practice; to employ; to exploit; to treat; to consume (*) to establish; to found; to set up; to place on (*) to force; to coerce; to influence; to impose; to demand

v. dictate (*) to say something aloud for someone to write down; to command; to order; to impose (*) to make whole; to finish; to perfect (*) to drill; to practice an action repeatedly in order to perfect it (*) to extract from; to bring out; to draw out

v. skim (*) read superficially; to cause an object to skip across the surface of a liquid (*) to establish; to erect; to throw; to toss (*) to produce; to design; to make; to manufacture (*) to estimate; to gauge; to evaluate; to measure

v. harmonize (*) to give in; to surrender; to yield; to present; to propose (*) to guard; to keep safe; to keep; to defend; to protect (*) to go along with; to go together with; to join; to attach (*) to agree; to reconcile; to be in concert with

adv. consistently (*) methodically; in an organized fashion (*) accidentally; by chance (*) strictly; firmly (*) regularly; persistently; steadily; stably

n. return (*) anticipation; longing or waiting for; hope (*) act of giving back; reply; answer; profit; yield; repayment (*) attack; act of aggression; position of pursuit or aggression (*) person of higher rank; older person; elder

v. inventory (*) to make a detailed list of property; to summarize; to sum up the worth of (*) to lend a sum of money for a period of time; to give temporarily (*) to esteem; to regard highly; to become more valuable (*) to be in possession of; to belong to; to confess

v. head (*) to bargain; to deal; to work out; to compromise; to clear or pass an obstacle (*) to give on a temporary basis; to give money as a loan; to donate (*) to lead; to be in charge; to direct; to be at the front; to go in a certain direction (*) to work as an employee (i.e. in the legal or bank business)

v. prevail (*) to try to get; to attempt to get (*) to win; to succeed; to overcome; to surpass; to prove superior (*) to move quickly; to pass quickly (*) to photograph; to paint; to draw; to describe; to depict