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to comprehend something
to accept someone or something into one's family or home
to observe something with one's eyes, often paying close attention to the details
to include or make something a part of a broader context or entity
to provide a place for someone to stay temporarily
to deceive someone, typically by presenting false information
to accept or emotionally process something
to collect something, such as money or donations
to visit a place or attend an event for entertainment
to adjust the size of clothes to make them smaller
to consume certain types of food as part of one's diet
to absorb a substance
(of a boat or ship) to become flooded with water
to unintentionally hear parts of a conversation, typically without the speakers' awareness.
to receive income through employment
to arrest someone
