love at first sight;  being taken with someone at the first meeting
 just because;  even if;  even though
 by no means;  never!;  something unexpected;  emergency; (arch.)  currently; (arch.)  for the time being
 to bring near;  to bring close;  to let go near;  to associate with;  to bring (people) together;  to let come near (of a person)
 appearance;  (outward) looks;  exterior appearance
 character (of a person);  personality;  disposition;  characteristics;  nature (of a thing, event, etc.)
 to play (games, sports);  to enjoy oneself;  to mess about (with alcohol, gambling, philandery, etc.);  to be idle;  to do nothing;  to meet up (with friends);  to hang out
 interesting;  fascinating;  amusing;  funny;  enjoyable;  fun
 consultation;  discussion;  discussing;  asking (somebody) for advice
 good thing;  nice thing;  good excuse;  good grounds;  interjection used to impress an idea or to urge a response
 to think of;  to hit upon;  to come into one's mind;  to remember;  to recall
 strangulation (with the hands or arms)
 trace;  vestige;  mark;  sign;  evidence
 large number (of);  many;  majority
 furthermore;  again;  after all;  more and more;  moreover;  even more
 to wound;  to injure;  to hurt someone's feelings (pride, etc.);  to damage;  to chip
 first;  foremost;  most important;  best;  greatest;  above all
 master (of a house, shop, etc.);  husband;  sir;  boss;  patron of a mistress, geisha, bar or nightclub hostess;  sugar daddy
 swan (Cygnus spp.);  white-feathered bird
 condominium (usu. mid or high-rise);  apartment building;  apartment house;  block of flats;  apartment;  flat
 one's property;  personal effects;  one's belongings
 to pass (by) each other;  to brush past;  to miss (meeting) each other;  to fail to meet;  to be at odds;  to clash
 idiot;  moron;  trivial matter;  folly;  stupid;  foolish
 something like ...;  things like ...;  someone like ...;  the likes of ...
 eye;  eyeball;  eyesight;  sight;  look;  stare;  notice
 alright;  all right;  right on;  looking good;  OK;  okay
 circumference;  outskirts;  environs;  (computer) peripheral
 to get information;  to find out;  to get wind of
 information;  news;  intelligence;  information;  data contained in characters, signals, code, etc.
 dweller;  inhabitant;  resident;  user (of a website)
 neighbourhood;  neighborhood;  vicinity
 getting information (esp. by interviewing witnesses, etc. in a police investigation)
 wound;  injury;  chip;  crack;  flaw;  defect