tame /tām/

1. Having lost native wildness and shyness
2. Cultivated
3. Domesticated
4. (of land, crops, etc) improved by cultivation (US)
5. Gentle
6. Spiritless
7. Without vigour
8. Dull, flat, uninspiring
9. Wonted, accustomed (Shakespeare)

1. To make tame or domestic
2. To make gentle
3. To subdue
4. To reclaim

To become tame

tamabilˈity or tameabilˈity noun

tamˈable or tameˈable adjective

tamˈableness or tameˈableness noun

tameˈless adjective

• bring forth
• bring forward
• bring home
• bring home the bacon
• bring home to
• bring in
• bringing
• bringings
• bringings forth
• bringing up
• bring into line
• bring into play
• bring into the world
• bring off
• bring on
• bring oneself to
• bring one's hogs to a fine market
• bring out
• bring over
• bring round
• brings
• bring someone to her senses
• bring someone to his senses
• bring the house down
• bring to