Assuage
31assuage — as·suage …
32assuage — v.t. soothe; mitigate; appease. ♦ assuasive, a. ♦ assuagement, n …
33assuage — Ho oma alili, mānalo, ho onā …
34assuage — see PERSUADE …
35assuage — v.tr. 1 calm or soothe (a person, pain, etc.). 2 appease or relieve (an appetite or desire). Derivatives: assuagement n. assuager n. Etymology: ME f. OF as(s)ouagier ult. f. L suavis sweet …
36allay, alleviate, assuage, relieve — Alleviate should suggest giving temporary relief without removing the underlying cause of a problem. It is close in meaning to ease, a fact obviously unknown to the writer of this sentence: ◘ It will ease the transit squeeze, but will not… …
37allay, alleviate, assuage, relieve — Alleviate should suggest giving temporary relief without removing the underlying cause of a problem. It is close in meaning to ease, a fact obviously unknown to the writer of this sentence: ◘ It will ease the transit squeeze, but will not… …
38allay, alleviate, assuage, relieve — Alleviate should suggest giving temporary relief without removing the underlying cause of a problem. It is close in meaning to ease, a fact obviously unknown to the writer of this sentence: ◘ It will ease the transit squeeze, but will not… …
39allay, alleviate, assuage, relieve — Alleviate should suggest giving temporary relief without removing the underlying cause of a problem. It is close in meaning to ease, a fact obviously unknown to the writer of this sentence: ◘ It will ease the transit squeeze, but will not… …
40sausage — assuage …