morsels

a bite, morsel, mouthful

feed, prompt, interrupt during recitation or speech (usu. for correction)

swallow, make a mouthful of

morsel of good food, tasty morsel

to fall to death, to die

victuals that are avoided or prohibited for various religious or superstitious reasons

to gulp down, to seize, to take captive

unlawful earning

a dry morsel, (met.) hard to swallow, intolerable

to die

to gulp down, to seize, to take captive

go into the jaws of death, die

to be consigned to non-existence

the wise one of the times

(figuratively) something that is easily obtained as well as something free

a dead body

a dead body, corpse

tasty food

name of a certain wise man, by some said to have been a son of Job's sister or aunt, bv others, to have been disciple of David by others, a judge in Israel, while others declare him to have been an emancipated Ethiopian slave, and author of the fables current under his name, a Biblical and Qur'anic character (supposed to be Aesop) to whom many fables are ascribed

To teach the grandmother to suck eggs, to advise a wise.

Strain at the gnat and swallow a camel.

he give maintenance to living and bestows the due right on the dead

wet mouthful, (symbolically), delicious food, luxury and relaxation, luxurious life