in succession; one by one
oneself; oneself; for oneself; personally
intention; wish; purpose; mind (to do)
to permit; to allow; to forgive; to pardon; to exempt (someone) from; to remit; to acknowledge
at last; finally; barely; narrowly; just
to strike each other; to come to blows; to fight; to say (useless things, facetious remarks, etc.) to each other
arrest; apprehension; capture
to get entangled (with each other); to get muddled together
to grab at; to clutch; to grapple with
to roll about with laughter; to be convulsed with laughter; to laugh one's head off
to dance (orig. a hopping dance); to be manipulated; to dance to someone's tune
buzz; hum; shake (with vigor); shaking
opening fully; full throttle; full power
intolerable; unbearable; tremendous; out of this world; cannot help (doing); cannot but do
wonder; admiration; being struck with admiration
blood (in one's face, cheeks, etc.); colour; color; hot-bloodedness; hotheadedness; impulsive temperament
rule; domination; direction; management; control (of one's destiny, public opinion, etc.); governing
invasion; incursion; raid; aggression; intrusion; trespass
boundary; border; limit; bounds; frontier
just now; a moment ago; this very minute
anciently; formerly; old times; a long time ago
operation; management; handling; manipulating (to one's benefit); manipulation; influencing
to stand in a line; to stand in a row; to be equal
to make (the best) use of; to put to good use; to let live; to keep alive; to revive; to resuscitate
shout of joy; cry of pleasure; jubilant comments
silence; stillness; quietness
to drag around; to pull about; to lead around (by the nose)
to be dying; to be about to die; to be close to death
hostility; animosity; enmity
tone (of voice); manner of talking
to break; to destroy; to wreck; to ruin; to break (a bill, etc.)
to grow up; to become an adult; to become big; to grow in size
to go back to the start; to reset; to restore; to return to the point (of a discussion); to return something (that has been moved) to previous place; to reconstitute
to return to normal; to revert to the starting point; to go back to how it was
(really) terrible; awful; (very) nasty; (extremely) harsh; severe
depending on the situation; should time and circumstances permit
to one's heart's content; as much as one likes; without reserve; freely; to the full
to assign; to allot; to allocate; to divide among; to distribute; to prorate