To save someone from a problem or crisis.

made clean and hygienic. (Of statements) to make less likely to offend.

arranged in constant pattern. Customers who frequently visit a place.

causing anxiety. To stop someone from working or sleeping.

One more, but not this. used to refer to additional person or thing of same type as one. One more (thing).

ceremony or service held shortly after person's death, usually including person's burial or cremation. Ceremonies of burying, burning a dead body.

long, narrow ditch. Ditch protected by earth used to shelter soldiers. dig trench or trenches in.

Building for sick people, with doctors and nurses.

Continuing for a limited time; not permanent. person employed on temporary basis.

Being kept from harm.

business relations or transactions. To give (something bad) to.

mentally or physically tiring. To display an expression or emotion on the face.

put or arranged in stack or stacks. To be put on top of others. To put one thing on top of another, e.g. boxes.

To put something into the ground and cover it.

account given of particular matter. Accounts of the necessary facts and information. give spoken or written account of something.