to make a mess of; to sacrifice; to waste
to brush away; to sweep aside; to repel (e.g. enemy); to drive away; to rout
crossing swords; competing against; contending with; fighting against
to check through; to thoroughly investigate
to summon; to get used to call
filthy; dirty (looking); drab
to sniff around; to snoop around; to nose about
to pile up; to accumulate
sacrifice; victim; sacrifice (to a deity)
complaint; grumbling; objection; phrase; words; expression
to boil (something in hot water); to treat with medicinal steam (a swelling, etc.)
acquittal; pardon; papal indulgence
what is called; what they call; so-called
to be ruined; to go under; to perish; to be destroyed
observer; spectator (e.g. in court); (member of the) public; visitor; audience; gallery
to invade; to raid; to infringe; to encroach; to harm; to afflict
crowd of people; great number of people; in great numbers
visitor's gallery; seats for the public
ticket; token; label; tag; sign; card; playing card
answer; reply; response; answer; solution; result
to think, feel, consider, know, etc.
shipyard; dock yard; shipbuilding yard
horse riding; horseback riding; horseback rider
to sink; to go under; to go down (e.g. sun); to set; to feel depressed; to become subdued
trunks; shorts (e.g. seaside use)
in error; by mistake; by accident; accidentally
to learn by experience; to learn one's lesson; to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by); to have enough (of); to be disgusted (with)
dock; thorough physical examination
scum of the earth; monster; fiend
to be buried; to be covered; to overflow; to be crowded; to be repaid (e.g. debt); to be replenished
arranged; taken care of; settled; completed; finished
memory; sense; experience
to work hard at; to devote oneself to; to be diligent in
unity; coherence; consistency; settlement; conclusion; completion
quick; speedy; prompt; rapid; swift
exclamation of surprised disappointment, disgust, or worry (yuck, ick, ack, eeew, crap!, blech, gross)
to tie; to bind; to bear (fruit); to close (e.g. deal); to confirm; to connect (two distant places); to close tightly