maximum preference;  maximum priority;  priority handling
 basics;  fundamentals;  basis;  foundation
 to respond;  to satisfy;  to accept;  to comply with;  to apply for
 to mind (negative nuance);  to care about;  to worry;  to pay undue (amount of) attention to (something)
 you;  you bastard;  you son of a bitch; (arch.)  you
 search (esp. in criminal investigations);  investigation;  inquiry;  enquiry
 one;  1;  best;  first;  foremost;  beginning;  start
 lesson;  section (in an organization);  division;  counter for lessons and chapters (of a book)
 (private) secretary;  treasured book;  secret book
 honorific/polite/humble prefix;  honorific suffix
 reverse;  opposite;  converse (of a hypothesis, etc.);  inverse (function)
 phone trace;  detecting the source of a telephone call
 telco;  telecommunications company;  common carrier
 look here;  I say;  well;  I know what;  I'll tell you what;  just a minute
 playing at (something);  game of make-believe;  something done together
 defense;  defence;  safeguard;  protection
 method;  process;  manner;  way;  means;  technique
 to work out;  to think out;  to devise;  to invent
 near;  neighbourhood;  nearly (e.g. "it took nearly one year");  close to;  shortly;  soon
 to be seen;  to be in sight;  to look;  to seem;  to come
 to break;  to snap;  to be injured;  to wear out;  to be worn out;  to break;  to burst
 one's own convenience;  one's way;  surroundings;  environment;  convenience;  ease of use;  financial circumstances
 to revive;  to come to oneself;  to be restored to life
 the person in question;  the person themselves;  said person
 should;  must;  -able;  probably;  likely
 stupid;  foolish;  idiotic;  fool;  idiot;  blockhead
 existing (at the present moment);  alright;  acceptable;  to be (usu. of inanimate objects);  to have
 to get;  to earn;  to understand;  to comprehend;  to receive something undesirable (e.g. a punishment);  to get (ill)
 disorder;  chaos;  confusion;  mayhem
 good;  advantage;  sake;  purpose;  consequence;  result
 snare;  trap (for catching wild game, etc.);  trap (i.e. ruse, subterfuge, etc.)
 to trick;  to cheat;  to deceive;  to coax;  to wheedle;  to soothe and humor (humour)
 (police) detective;  criminal matter
 subsection head;  assistant manager;  chief clerk
 interrogative sentence-ending particle expressing doubt
 to bear a grudge against;  to resent;  to blame;  to curse;  to feel bitter towards
 victim;  injured party;  sufferer
 result;  consequence;  coming to fruition;  bearing fruit;  as a result;  consequently