- a way to become different
- Adjust
- Adulterer rejects rude doctor
- Amend aeronautical terminology section
- Beam without reason, initially or subsequently
- Change
- Communion table
- Acclimatise
- Accustom, acclimatise
- Adjust
- Adjust or accustom
- Make musical
- That tuner has too much to adjust
- To tune or put in tune; to make melodious; to adjust, as
one sound or musical instrument to another; as, to attune the voice to
a harp.
- Acclimatise
- Adjust
- Adjust commercial fitting
- Adjust to new conditions
- Adjust to new requirements
- Bend to circumstances
- Build up
- Adjust (clock)
- Adjust anew
- Adjust every second green sheet
- Adjust some temperature settings
- Calibrate again
- Calibrate anew
- Change, as a clock
- Calibrate
- Make small adjustments to
- Make small adjustments to good melody
- Precisely adjust
- adjust sail
- Clip into shape
- Cut back and reposition the sails
- Cut hair so it's neat and smart
- Cut neatly
- Cut shorter
- In good condition
- Adjust slightly
- Fine tune
- Fine-tune
- make a small alteration
- Make fine adjustments to (mechanism)
- Make minor alteration to
- Pinch
- Corrected
- Twiddled
- of Adjust
- Correcting
- Getting used (to)
- Regulating
- of Adjust
- Adjust local option
- Change indigenous option
- Choice to change an indigenous person
- Less conventional
- One of two choices
- Option
- Other