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(adj.) good and honest, kind-hearted | (char.) philanthropic; good; friendly; familiar; be adept in; make a success...

(n.) meal, diet (formal)

(v.) support (family, children, parents, etc.); provide for

(n.) goodwill, kindness

(adj.) defeated, damaged

(n.) small retailer, peddler

(adj.) sick at heart, sentimental

(n.) merchant, businessman

(n.) scar, bruise, hack

(n.) business opportunity, commercial opportunity

(n.) condition of an injury

(v.) discuss, deliberate over serious questions

(v.) confer, discuss, deliberate

commercial 

(v.) appreciate, recognize the worth of someone or something

(char.) esteem, value; prevailing custom; lofty, noble | (conj./adv.) (lit.) still, yet; even

(nphr.) first half of a game

(v.) report, be in the newspaper

(n.) upper levels, hanging side, over-story

(v.) go on stage, take the field

(v.) go on guard, go to one's post, take up a job

(v.) get angry; suffer from internal heat

(n.) in the sky, overhead

(n.) superior, boss

(v.) appeal to a higher court

(v.) raise (prices), adjust upwards

(adv.) not yet, still not

(n.) upper bound

(adj.) upgoing (of trains or subway); upstream (of boats or ships)

(v.) to stage a show, to perform

(v.) show (a film), screen, be on

(adv.) in a little while, in a moment, later on

(v.) destroy by fire

(adv.) slightly

(phr.) cannot do without, be unavoidable, be bound to be many

(n.) young girl, maiden

(v./n.) have excessive expectations; extravagant hope

(v./conj.) to set up; to place; to work out; to assume or presume; provided, if, supposing

(v.) set

(v.) to think of a way (to...)