Fix |
Mend |
Cure |
Knit |
Remedy |
Repair |
Purify |
Restore |
Recover |
Improve. |
Patch up |
Get well |
Reconcile |
Set right |
Make well |
Make sound |
Convalesce |
Recuperate |
Get better |
Knit, e.g. |
Make better |
Knit, maybe |
Become well |
Make whole. |
Treat well? |
Be doctor to |
Become cured |
Become better |
Become sound. |
Effect a cure |
Knit, as bones |
Medically mend |
Free from evil |
Time can do it |
Knit, in a way |
Be on the mend |
Make all better |
Make well again |
Free from grief |
Regain strength |
Knit, as a bone |
Make good as new |
Do like Rasputin |
Restore to health |
Close up, perhaps |
Form a scab, e.g. |
Become well again |
Effectively treat |
Be as good as new? |
Recover from wounds |
Restore spiritually |
Recover from injury |
Recover from illness |
Close up, as a wound |
Get better, as a cut |
Get better, medically |
Restore to well-being |
Get back on one's feet |
Physician, ___ thyself |
Emulate the good doctor |
Come back from an injury |
Recover from a break, say |
Concrete Blonde "___ It Up |
Recover, as from an injury |
What music therapy will do |
Recover, medically speaking |
George Michael "___ the Pain |
Respond well to medical care |
What time will do to a wound |
Fulfill a Hippocratic promise |
Respond to a shaman's efforts |
___ the World" Michael Jackson |
Michael Jackson "___ the World' |
Physician, ___ thyself" (proverb) |
Regain hit points, in video games |
Advice to a physician, with "thyself |
Restore to spiritual wholeness, e.g. |
''Physician, ___ thyself'' (Luke 4:23) |
Time can do it to all wounds, it's said |