assemble crowd

to prove a sinking ship,' to prove injurious or baneful, to fall into a damning sin

botch a job, destroy, wreck

be destroyed

undertake to accomplish a job, take up the gauntlet, set oneself to do

very crooked, zig-zag, irregular

cock a gun

to mount a boy on horse back, to form a marriage or circumcision procession.

commit a great mistake

blindfold, hoodwink

fleet

ford or boat, place of abode, the whereabouts (of a person), ( fig.) means of attaining one's desires

ford or boat, place of abode, the whereabouts (of a person), (fig.) means of attaining one's desires

to turn or twist the moustaches upwards, to be vain

physically raise, elevate, lift, climb or embark, place on board, load (cargo on a ship, lorry, etc.)

naval fleet, armada, naval force