unaffixed
To drown; to suffocate, smother, stifle.
We capsized in the sea; we almost drowned.
My child accidentally hid in the cupboard and suffocated.
I can’t stand covering myself up because I (feel) smothered.
We cannot hear (each other) anymore; we are drowned out by the sound of the jeeps.
N-, mag- (recip. or repet.)
To drown s.o., stifle, smother s.o.
Don’t drown each other (by pushing one another’s heads under water).
I saw your child earlier drowning a kitten.
Why are you drowning that kitten?