become a prisoner

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

fetters, shackle

anything that acts as a brake to one's desires or ambitions such as wife, family or a love affair

make free, remove obstacles

Handcuff, manacle

bar fetters consist of iron rings locked around the ankles of prisoners

get into trouble with each other, to start fight

rush forth or forward

(a band of robbers) to fall (upon)

To be thrown (dice), to have a good throw.

(of a body part) to swell

to die, to land in the grave

land to become unproductive or unfit for cultivation

toil to befall (one), to suffer fatigue, to take a long round, to have to trudge, to labour in vain