terrible;  dreadful;  terrifying;  surprising;  startling;  tremendous
 effort;  exertion;  endeavour;  endeavor;  hard work;  striving
 circumference;  girth;  surroundings;  neighbourhood;  people surrounding oneself;  surrounding circumstances
 loitering;  hanging around;  wandering around
 to leave (in someone's keeping);  to put (in someone's care);  to put (someone) in charge of;  to leave (a matter) in someone's hands;  to lean on;  to put one's weight on
 very;  extremely;  terrible;  horrid;  remarkable;  extraordinary
 dangerous;  unsettled;  troubled;  disturbed;  insecure
 fleeting;  transient;  short-lived;  empty (dream, etc.);  mere (hope);  faint (possibility)
 persuasiveness;  powers of persuasion;  cogency
 seriousness;  earnestness;  truth;  sanctity
 rather;  sooner;  preferably
 contradiction;  inconsistency
 listen!;  you see;  mind you;  remember
 huff!;  yo-heave-ho!;  heigh-ho;  to butter up;  to suck up to
 convenient;  handy;  useful
 cool;  calm;  composed;  easy;  simple
 some time ago;  recently;  lately;  last (Sunday, etc.);  previous
 August;  eighth month of the lunar calendar
 sixteenth day of the month;  sixteen days
 eighteenth day of the month;  eighteen days
 by the way;  incidentally;  sometimes;  occasionally;  precisely (at that time);  exactly
 every place;  various places
 riddle;  puzzle;  enigma;  enigmatic;  mysterious
 interception;  monitoring;  tapping
 frequency (esp. of waveforms)
 to sing;  to sing (one's praises in a poem, etc.);  to compose a poem;  to recite a poem
 wavy form;  ripply shape;  waveform
 reappearance;  reemergence;  return;  reproduction;  reenactment;  recreation
 scale;  scope;  plan;  structure
 to spread;  to extend;  to unfold;  to open;  to scatter about;  to spread around
 busy;  occupied;  hectic;  restless;  hurried;  fidgety
 now (while the time is ripe);  while one still can
 to go out and away;  to leave
 to wake up;  to sober up;  to come to one's senses;  to become enlightened
 to stop;  to turn off;  to park;  to prevent;  to suppress (a cough);  to stop (someone from doing something);  to dissuade
 natural;  understandable;  reasonable;  no wonder
 anyone;  anybody;  everyone;  everybody;  whoever
 courage;  bravery;  valour;  valor;  nerve;  boldness
 to use to the full (one's voice, energy, etc.);  to muster all of (one's strength, courage, etc.);  to summon all of;  to exert fully;  to strain (one's voice)
 sickroom;  hospital room;  ward