to sway

to be fair

to set up; to arrange; to lay out

to set up a trap to trick someone [colloquial]

to set out

hawking

to show clearly

to manipulate; to decorate

to sway

verb; spread a feast; give a feast; to organise a wedding banquet

(v.)(adj.) to put on airs.

pendulum

setting up a stall to do business

to mess sth up

to excrete or take a dump

to deploy into formations; to position something into a certain pattern

literally: walking sway, describes people who do not have any target or principal

to break away from

to put somebody on the spot; to throw someone under the bus; to push one to undesirable situation openly

placement, arrangement

cycloid

double pendulum (math.)

to sell merchandise, food etc on the streets

Instigate