Cases of word usage

1) to make (a person) less angry, calm (appease)

2) (a kind of) drug used to calm a person's nerves and to cause sleep (barbiturate)

3) a structure built out into the sea to make the water in a harbour calm (breakwater)

4) the condition of feeding calm and controlled (composure)

5) to win the support, goodwill or friendly feelings of (a person, country etc); calm the anger (of a person, government etc) (conciliate)

6) calm courage, self-control, in the face of pain, danger or difficulty (fortitude)

7) a short period of quiet or calm (lull)

8) to calm (a person, a person's anger, excitement etc) (pacify)

9) calm and unemotional (about trouble) (phlegmatic)

10) (a kind of) oily medicinal substance, used on wounds, sores or burns; to calm (one's conscience) (salve)