burst (e.g. dam, embankment, levee); breach; collapse; washout; rupture
OK; okay; fine (without); not needed; unnecessary
vertical stripes; striped fabric
horizontal stripes; lateral stripes
boundary; border; limit; bounds; frontier
no one at all; no one, who he or she may be
to enclose; to surround; to shelter (e.g. a criminal); to shield; to keep (e.g. a mistress); to store (vegetables, fruit, etc.)
generally; on the whole; general; rough; outline; main points
to follow (a rule, precedent, style, etc.); to conform to; to be in accordance with
oblong; vertical writing style (e.g. on envelopes); portrait orientation
systematic; regular; routine
tessellated; grid-shaped; grid-like
division; section; compartment; block; plot; lot
hometown; birthplace; native place; (arch.) ruins; (arch.) historic remains
north and south; north to south; South Korea and North Korea
railway track; railway line; railroad; railway; track; line
platform; home; home base; home plate
rotary; roundabout; traffic circle; rotary; rotating
to prosper; to flourish; to thrive
railway vehicle; railroad vehicle
spot; point; place; position
unkindness; unfriendliness
(person with) no sense of direction; poor sense of locality
shower of dharma; Buddhism flowing forth
vigor; vigour; ardor; ardour; high spirits
to soothe; to calm; to pacify
grasp (of the situation, meaning, etc.); understanding; control; hold; grip
northern part; the north (of a region)
hill; height; knoll; bonus points awarded to the winner at the end of a game
open; spacious; extensive
top; summit; twelve o'clock (usu. midnight); top of one's head; top of a helmet
valley floor; bottom of a gorge; bottom of a ravine
vice versa; also the converse; reverse is true
god of death; death deity; Death; Grim Reaper
to permeate (of a stain, smell, etc.); to become ingrained; to become embedded; to become a deeply ingrained habit; to become second nature
to win after tough bidding
to recite; to chant; to cry; to yell; to advocate; to advance
point of view; viewpoint; angle; visual point (position of the eye in calculations of optical instruments)