settle
//ˈset.əl//
Verb
to resolve or reach an agreement about an argument or problem
They settled their dispute through negotiation.
to go and live permanently in a place, especially after traveling or living in other places
They decided to settle in Canada after years of traveling.
to make yourself comfortable in a place or position
She settled into the armchair with a good book.
to pay money that you owe
I need to settle my credit card bill by the end of the month.
to sink slowly down or come to rest on a surface
The dust slowly settled on the furniture.
to become calm or quiet after a period of activity or excitement
The children finally settled down after the party.
Noun
a long wooden bench with a high back and arms, typically used as seating
An old wooden settle stood by the fireplace in the cottage.