to keep people or animals in a small area:

to be part of a group that opposes/supports a particular idea, plan, or group:

If something abounds in/with other things, it has a lot of them:

If a quality or characteristic sets someone or something apart, it shows him, her, or it to be different from, and usually better than, others of the same type:

to make a group of people that was united, such as a country, family, or political party, argue, or fight with each other by dividing it into two or more parts:

to cause someone to become very excited and to lose control:

to recognize the difference between people or things that are similar:

to make a person or an animal so frightened that he, she, or it goes away:

to surprise or please someone very much:

to do something or have something although it is not exactly what you want:

to get a lot of money, assets, or debt, or to make someone else get them:

to have something as the main subject of discussion or interest:

to be caused by something:

to attack someone suddenly and unexpectedly:

to become very interested in something such as a new idea or fashion or in someone:

to examine a group of things carefully in order to choose the ones you want:

If an animal such as a dog fawns on/upon you, it is very friendly towards you and rubs itself against you.

to prepare for something that you have to do, or to prepare someone else for something:

to be very tall in comparison with someone or something else:

to give an animal or a thin person a lot of food so that they become fatter: