number one;  first;  best;  most;  game;  round
 small;  little;  slight;  below average (in degree, amount, etc.);  low (e.g. sound);  soft (e.g. voice)
 delicious;  tasty;  sweet;  attractive;  appealing;  convenient
 in a lively way;  vividly;  freshly;  animatedly;  actively;  energetically
 to live;  to get along;  to spend (time)
 but;  however;  (and) yet;  nevertheless;  still;  for all that
 older sister;  elder sister;  young lady;  miss;  ma'am;  older girl
 company;  friendship;  association;  society;  acquaintance
 to approach;  to draw near;  to be imminent;  to press (someone for something);  to urge;  to compel
 to refuse;  to reject;  to inform;  to give notice;  to ask leave;  to excuse oneself (from)
 that is so;  that is right;  it looks to me;  people say that;  it is said that;  I hear that
 offender;  criminal;  culprit
 brewery (sake, soy);  brewer; (arch.)  warehouse overseer
 sect;  denomination;  tenets (of a religious sect)
 fat;  thick;  deep (of a voice);  thick;  daring;  shameless
 called;  named;  as many as;  as much as;  all ...;  every single ...
 whole area;  whole region;  stretch (of land);  tract;  belt
 landowner;  landlord;  landlady
 ticket;  token;  label;  tag;  sign;  card;  playing card
 to breathe out;  to breathe;  to tell (a lie);  to use (foul language);  to vomit;  to throw up
 bad;  poor;  inferior;  delinquent;  hoodlum;  hooligan
 at that time;  in those days
 penal servitude;  imprisonment with hard labor (hard labour)
 judicial decision;  judgement;  judgment;  sentence;  decree
 (another's) daughter;  young lady
 shock (psychological);  crisis (esp. financial);  event that rattles the markets;  shock (physical, mechanical);  shock (e.g. due to lack of blood flow);  trauma
 company president;  manager;  director
 wife;  your wife;  his wife;  married lady;  madam
 to follow;  to pursue;  to die right after a loved one;  to kill oneself after the death of a loved one;  to follow an example set by earlier generations (or one's master, etc.)
 to follow in succession;  to happen one after another
 death from disease;  death from illness
 this;  last (couple of years, etc.);  these;  you (as in "you liar")
 pluralizing suffix (esp. for people and animals; formerly honorific)