(of a secret) to leak out, trickle out, (of blisters) erupt all over the body, (of colour or light) appear, spread, (of the eye) become blind, (of the head) be injured, smashed, be diffused (as smell), go away, part, separate, gush (tears or water), rise, shoot, bud, germinate, say, open the mouth, to be broken into, be broken, be separated, split, burst

(of a voice) to break, (of clouds) disperse, (of milk) become sour, be in plenty, be in severe pain or grief, be torn or rent, be split, blow up, rupture, break up, separate or detach from a group

evil, mischief, sin, crime

naughty or mischievous woman

mischief, anarchy, mutiny

to be torn, be split, be rent, split

sugar-coated peas

sugar-coated grain, corn or gram, etc.

mix, rehash, mix well by beating up, whisk (eggs, etc.), beat up to a froth

rubbing to sharpening the blade

bud, to be green, springing out

mix well by beating up, whisk (eggs, etc.), beat up to a froth

a boil to ooze with pus or be ruptured

the bones to break', to make progress or advancement, to advance

run out of luck

fall on evil days

rebellion to break out

bud, to blossom, Metaphorically: the new things come out from the words

epidemic to spread, outbreak of a disease

erupt

a secret to be disclosed or leak out

lose one's sight, become blind

blister to burst