Heal

hel, v. [healed (held), healing.] To make hale, sound, or whole to cure of a disease or wound to remove or subdue; to restore to original purity or integrity; to reconcile, —v. To grow sound, return to a sound state. [AS. hselan, hal, whole, q. v. kail, hale.) — Heal'able, a.— Heal'er. n. — Heal'ing, a. Tending to cure; mild; mollifying. — Health, helth, n. State of being hale, sound, or whole, in body, mind, or soul esp. the state of being free from physical pain or disease a wish of health and happine . [AS. hseldh.) — To drink a health. To drink with the expre ion of a wish for the health and happine of some other person.— Healthlul, -ful, a. Free from illne or disease well healthy serving to promote health wholesome; salutary; indicating, characterized by, or resulting from, health.— Health'fully, adv.— Health '- fulne , n.— Health'y,-!, «. [-ier, -iest.] Being in a state of health conducive to health sound hale wholesome; salutary; salubrious. —Healthily, adv. — Heal you r , n— Health'-lift, n. A machine for exercise, by lifting weights.