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Harden

To make hard or harder to make firm or compact to indurate as to harden clay or iron

To make to be the same to unite or combine in such a manner as to make one to treat

To make immovable in surgery to make immovable a naturally mobile part as a joint by the use of splints

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To make or tend to make the motion of a moving body uniform in rate of rotation or in frequency

To make or to become gelatinous to make into jelly to jelly

To make merry with to make jokes upon to rally to banter as to joke a comrade

To make fat to feed for slaughter to make fleshy or plump with fat to fill full to fat

To make liberal to free from narrow views or prejudices to make less strict

To make a false profession to make pretensions to skill which is not possessed

To make better to improve to ameliorate to soften to make more tolerable

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