Heal

What do we mean by heal?

To restore to health or soundness; cure. intransitive verb

To ease or relieve (emotional distress). intransitive verb

To set right; repair. intransitive verb

To recover from an illness or injury; return to health. intransitive verb

To experience relief from emotional distress. intransitive verb

To be relieved or eliminated. intransitive verb

Health; well-being. noun

A variant spelling of heel.

To hide; conceal; keep secret.

To cover, as for protection.

To cover (the roots of trees and plants), usually in an inclined or slanting position, with soil, after they have been taken out of the ground, and before setting them permanently: generally used with in.

To make whole or sound; restore to health or soundness; cure: as, to heal the sick.

To restore to wholesome conditions; remove something evil or noxious from: purify; cleanse; strengthen.

To remedy; remove, repair, or counteract by salutary or beneficial means: as, to heal a quarrel or a breach.

To grow whole or sound; return to a sound state: with reference to a wound, sometimes with up or over.

To cover, as a roof, with tiles, slate, lead, or the like. transitive verb

To make hale, sound, or whole; to cure of a disease, wound, or other derangement; to restore to soundness or health. transitive verb

To remove or subdue; to cause to pass away; to cure; -- said of a disease or a wound. transitive verb

A spell or ability that restores hit points or removes a status ailment.

Health

Words that are spelled similarly to heal:
heal.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word heal:
thyself, scarring, wounds, ulcers, healed, ailments, healing, rift, scars, sick, schism, wound, scar, inflicted, injuries, sickness, cure, properly, breach, pain, trauma, spells, poison, infected, abilities, surgery, faster, illness, tissue, skin, infection, spirits, bone, injury, magical, restore, dying, emotional, damage, diseases, soul, broken, injured, wounded, patient, repair, burns, herself, therapy, enemies, evil, magic, patients, recovery, powers, disease, ability, symptoms, damaged, ill.

Words that rhyme with heal:
deal, seal, appeal, wheel, feel, steel, steal, surreal, real, reel, heel, reveal, ideal, peel, zeal, kneel, keel, meal, puerile, repeal, ordeal, teal, eel, piecemeal, conceal, spiel, automobile, peal, genteel, anneal, creel, kreel, squeal, stele, keal, veal, congeal, creal, abele, audiophile, speel, unreal, oatmeal, beal, smeal, immobile, glockenspiel, seel, neil, leal, neal, riel, steele, emile, lille, emil, snowmobile, ezekiel, weil, viel, flywheel, ciel, newsreel, lucille, cartwheel, diel, brasil, ferris wheel, teel, kiel, corneal, cornmeal, beale, camille, peale, banana peel, stael, cele, beau ideal, neill, deel, bookmobile, neel, mele, reseal, verrill, scheele, unseal, oneal, oneill, tweel, steering wheel, shaquille, stainless steel, peele, beall, fifth wheel, vielle, biel, adriel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe heal:
self, specific, latent, most, great, sore, young, red, last, all, latter, general, intense, low, wounded, sensible, cornea, mortal, joint, quick, total, excessive, blue, gentle, elderly, mental, former, untended, 333, warm, smooth, ill, needy, sick, extreme, ole, wise, canst, uriary, internal, left, less, mucous, newborn, ail, radiant, injured, rash, eardrum, solar, acute, brave, moderate, external, bright, rectum, fetus, dry, pulmonary, moist, spiritual, cerebral, how, oral, pharynx, intestinal, thousandfold, patient, sufficient, aged, tympanic, fervent, severe, clean.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective heal:
transfer, conduit, thyself, estate, wounds, resection, all, atresia, treatment, disease, diversion, anastomosis, felicity, ing, bypass, exchanger, property, ulcers, capacity, yourself, loss, collection, hospitality, geoffrey, ambrose, method, flow, mucosa, conduits, exchangers, stroke, loop, stasis, jane, obstruction, balance, production, check, conduction, spell, source, carcinoids, diverticulum, actions, edith, exhaustion, pouch, replacement, injuries, energy, transport, conf, gain, release, vein, the, sink, involvement, thy, damage, losses, 1995a, fig, alls, digestibility, flux, burns, accumulation, skill, carcinoid, wages, bladder, tumors, loops, sores, hoc, prunella.

Consonant match to heal:
hole, hail, hall, heel, whole, hill, haul, hell, hale, hull, howl, hurl, heil, hal, hoyle, halle, herl, hile, hyle, helle, houle, haile, holl, holle, hoel, hille, hohl, heyl, hehl, hahl, hoole, hearl, hoell, hoelle.

Words that sound like heal:
heal, heel, hiel, hell, hole, hill, hall, whole, howl, hail, haul, hull, hale, hal, hol, hel, hil, halle, holl, heil, hile, hool, haile, hoel, helle, hul, whol, hoyle, hele, hle, hoole, holle, hayle, houle, haal, haole, hoal, hael, hule, hille, hyle, hayl, wholl, heyl, hohl, hehl, hyl, huile, wheel, weel, weal, weil, wiel, he, heels, hurl, healed, healer, heals, hea, hee, hie, healy, hehe, hiya, heeled, heald, hilo, heo, hia, hll, wheal, heeler, healey, hirl, herl, high heel, hii, heehaw, he he, hee hee, hielo, hrl, heesch, whl, hlh, healee, hee haw, teal, teel, tiel, teale, teall, yeel, beal, beale, beel, beall, beele, aiel.