transitive. To make whole; to heal (a wound), cure (a disease), etc.

transitive. To make whole or sound in bodily condition; to free from disease or ailment, restore to health or soundness; to cure (of a disease or…

transitive. In passive. To be made better in health; to be caused or enabled to recover from illness. Now archaic and rare.

(transitive) to heal, save.

To heal (a person) of (sickness, sin, etc.).

transitive. To cure, heal, make better.

transitive. To restore (a person) to health; to cure (a disease); to heal (a wound). Also in figurative contexts. Cf. salve, v.1 2. Obsolete.

transitive. To heal, cure (a person, etc.) of, (out of), a sickness or trouble.

transitive. To restore (a person) to health after sickness, suffering, etc.; to cure, heal. Frequently with from, of. Also figurative.

To heal, restore to health (a sick person of a disease). Also figurative.

transitive. To restore to health, cure, heal. Also in extended use. Now archaic and regional.

transitive. To heal or cure (a person, animal, part of the body, etc.). Also in figurative context. Obsolete.

To strengthen or revive physically. transitive. To cure (a person) of a wound; to heal (a wound). Obsolete.

To set free from disease. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (a person) through the severe or critical phase of an illness, or (more generally) through adverse or difficult circumstances…

transitive. To rehabilitate (a person) after addiction, injury, etc. Also: to aid the healing of (an injury or injured part of the body).