fend

fend off an attack.

fend against the cold.

a fender that dents easily.

he fended off the awkward questions.

the opening batsman fended off a snorter.

I've had to fend for myself since I was 14.

The children had to fend for themselves while their parents worked.

how could any mother leave a child to fend for itself?.

The old couple have no one to do housework; they have to fend for themselves.

He neatly fended off a jab at his chest.

Several tribes allied to fend off the invaders.

hammered out the dents in the fender; hammered out a contract acceptable to both sides.

He raised his arm up to fend branches from his eyes.

When my father learned that I had smashed a fender on the car, he blew his top.

Front / rear bumpers, Front dashboard, Instrument board, front fender, large/medium skirt, splashboard, baggage compartment, Glove compartment, running boards,mold , Automotive plastic parts,molding.

But what do wolves do besides fend off black bears to protect their cubs.

What happened, why couldn't these powerful companies and their lobbyists fend off these rules?

Born very small, it took them nearly a decade before they could fend for themselves.

For another, Slack has rising competition to fend off.

They also fend off infections by hostile bugs.

Or, I don't know, ask a guy to define bears while he's fending them off?

Healthy trees are also better able to fend off insects.

Studies have shown that music can buoy mood, fend off depression and improve sleep.

That's enough to fend off economy-harming deflation.

" Abel can fend for himself, " murmured Squirrel.