For hard substance to become soft or liquefied, flowing downward.

(figurative) For unpleasant feelings such as anger, sorrow, etc., to become weak and eased.

To gather things together and then clear them off a certain place.

To smooth or rub a part of one's body with one's hand.

For one's clothes to drag along and  brush the floor or ground.

For a contagious disease, typhoon, flood, etc., to strongly affect and pass a certain area.

To gather things together and have them all.

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To touch something in a sweeping motion downwards.

To feel at ease because a tough or difficult matter, worry, concern, etc., has been solved.