can, may, be allowed (to) (usu. annexed to the base of a verb)

be roasted or parched, be toasted

cause to dry

act of breaking

quartermaster (of a ship)

quieted, tranquility, peace

fancy, eagerness

decay, decompose, become rotten or putrid, to rot, putrefy

to dry by heat or fire

loving, amorous

residential property, habitable property, house

fatigue, pain in limbs, the feeling of body wrenching pain

breaking heart, breaking courage, to make disappoint

character assassination

breaking of tradition

unlawfulness, breaking the law

breaking promise

iconoclast

breaking the bread into pieces

breaking of admiration

alleviating the effects of intoxication, treating hangover or drunkenness

breaking thorn, hard work

breaking oath, breaking vow, one who violates a vow