uncertain; doubtful; unreliable; unsteady; unclear; vague
to come apart; to unravel; to come loose; to become disarrayed (e.g. of hair)
to sell (well); to be well known; to be popular; to be famous
to touch; to feel; to get involved (with); to approach; to be harmful to; to hinder
to be accompanied by; to be attended by; to take along (someone); to conquer; to subjugate; to subdue
negligence; carelessness; inattention; unpreparedness
invasion; incursion; raid; aggression; intrusion; trespass
(many) years; long-standing (esp. hatred, grudge); ancient
rope; cord; policeman's rope
to cut and divide; to cut up; to cut into pieces; to distinguish (e.g. facets of a problem); to isolate
to get torn; to tear; to rip; to be broken off (of negotiations, etc.); to break down; to collapse
equal (distribution, treatment, level, etc.); even; uniform
horse's back; (mountain) ridge; arête; road along a ridge
dissatisfaction; discontent; displeasure; complaint; unhappiness
to sigh; to breathe a sigh
to help; to assist; to aid; to contribute to; to be a factor in
amiability; friendliness; fondness (of someone); affection; compliments; civilities
to use completely; to use up; to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility; to give up (on someone)
noisy; loud; annoying; troublesome; fussy; finicky
to work out a plan of deception; to scheme; (arch.) to think up a plan; (arch.) to think over a plan; (arch.) to discuss; (arch.) to consult
association; link; connection; pledge (esp. for marriage); promise
mixed race; mixed parentage
way of using (something); usage; use; directions (for use)
strict; close; precise; scrupulous
mistake; error; accident; mishap; improper conduct (e.g. between man and woman); indiscretion
stupid; dim-witted; dense; dull; obtuse; slow
misfortune; ill fate; bad luck; obscurity
karate; being empty-handed; having nothing in one's hands
to keep (a person) waiting
to eat up; to consume (completely)
to squint (one eye); to narrow
to duck one's head; to pull in one's head; to duck down; to shrug one's shoulders
higher rank; better position
schedule; program; programme; itinerary
when in Rome, do as the Romans do
common sense; good sense; common knowledge; general knowledge; common practice; accepted practice
to insist on one's own ideas; to have one's own way
custom; convention; common practice; (arch.) becoming accustomed (to)
to shout; to cry (out); to yell; to scream; to clamour
already; now; no longer; not any more
legend; folklore; legend (e.g. on a map); usage guide; (living) legend; icon
(traffic) congestion; heavy traffic
man and horse; rider and horse; centaur