to rhyme, to make verses

agree (with), play second fiddle (to)

looked on silently and could not do anything and don't open his mouth due to any pressure or pressure

save, scrape together, collect (in small amounts)

forming rhymes, making verses of poor quality

plus-minus, constant changes, additions and subtractions

whisper, backbite

compose verse

to join face (to face),' to draw close together and whisper, to talk scandal in an under-tone

Too short a life of joy! who could care such life to enjoy.

join, unite, connect, bind, tie attach, patch, cement, solder, put together, stitch together

to add a new aspect to a matter

bring or get all kinsfolk together

save up every penny, save every bit

tie the nuptial knot, get married

flatter, fawn (upon)

save bit by bit, save very small amounts for a long time, be very stingy

establish a love relationship

to request with joint hands

join one's hands to beg

to establish or form a relationship, to correlate (between two events), to form a connection, form an alliance (with), describe something as related (to)