flatterer, cajoler

sole, underside of a shoe or foot

sole of foot or shoe, heel

slant lamp

the part of a carriage which rests on the axle-tree arm and supports the body of the carriage

to compliment, to praise, to flattering

to stroke the soles of the feet (of)', to flatter

act of weighing

act of weighing, amount paid for weighing

of the sole of the feet to be burning

have an arduous journey, have run about a lot

flattering

to offer bribe, to give bribe

follow meekly

flare up, be angry

flatter, coax

sole to itch, taken as an omen of impending travel, have or feel the urge to travel

be restless, be impatient

sword

swords, saber, sabre, scimitar

swordsman, fencer

abrasion or blister on the soles of the feet

swordsman

wound of words is worse than that of a sword