to cause (a person) to make violent movements or disturbances

disturb

to break the quiet, calm, peace, of (a person)

bother, upset

to harm, damage, (a person, part of the body)

hurt, harm

(to cause a person, situation) to become lively

make faster; invigorate

to spoil (beauty, a feeling etc); March

hurt, damage

(in Roman myth) the god of war; the planet fourth in order of the sun

hurt, damage

to behave badly towards (a person); use, handle, (a machine, object) badly

treat badly or wrongly

(to cause the speed of a person, thing) to become quick(er)

make faster; invigorate

to cause (a person) to be suddenly surprised or to move in surprise

frighten, surprise

to make (a person) unconscious by a blow, especially on the head; to shock or surprise (a person)

shock

make faster; invigorate

make faster; invigorate