v. to free from distress or disturbance
Please settle down the dog.
Please settle down the dog.
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What kind of den did the she-wolf settle in to give birth?
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How did Brann's family settle their problems?
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What job did Horace settle on?
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What sort of people did General Oglethorpe recruit to settle Georgia?
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What instrument does Amelia finally settle on in music class?
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What city did Oscar settle in after moving to the United States?
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The adjustor will be here to settle the claim. Spelled with an O.
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How much land did a person get when they went to settle in Oregon?
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Because of his stolid nature Mark often helps settle arguments.
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How did the boys think they could settle the problem of French?
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What was the remedy that the duck suggested to settle the wolf's tummy?
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How does Pierce decide to settle things between Fast Pace and Steph?
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Where did the Amish first settle in the United States?
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He took an antacid to settle his stomach.
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calm; hush; still
upset; disturb
2 syllables
set-tle
betel
fettle
gettel
gettle
gretal
gretel
hettel
kettell
kettle
metal
mettle
nettle
petal
trettel
zettel
zettle
reun
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