unreasonable; irrational; outrageous; absurd
to take in one's hand; to pick up; to obtain
whirling; revolving; coiling around; winding around; working tirelessly; working hard
to turn; to rotate; to pass around; to send around; to move (someone or something to where its needed); to send; to turn (to a new use)
annoyance; irritation; vexation; abdominal spasms; convulsions; cramps
advantage; advantage (in soccer, rugby, etc.); advantage rule; advantage (in tennis)
advantageous; favourable; better; profitable; lucrative; gainful
in one's own way or style
serious; earnest; real sword (as opposed to a wooden practice weapon)
to joke; to jest; to make fun of; to laugh at; to romp; to gambol
to spread (e.g. a rumor); to circulate; to disseminate
having done that; if that is done; if it is done in that way
malicious; ill-tempered; unkind; mean; nasty
superiority; predominance
magic; witchcraft; sorcery; spell
valuable; worthwhile; worthy; worth doing
thickheaded; insensitive; dull; thick-skinned
perhaps; possibly; maybe; by some chance
to trap (into a difficult situation); to put (in a fix); to capture (a castle, fortress, etc.); to take; to drop (something) into
plot; intrigue; scheme; conspiracy
pleading; entreaty; supplication; petition
near; close; close (in time); soon; close (relationship); friendly
miserable; pitiable; shameful; deplorable; pathetic
listen!; you see; mind you; remember
flustered; flurried; (shocked) speechless
to reach; to touch; to be delivered; to arrive; to be attentive; to be scrupulous
a little; a few; small; only; just; merely
slowly; unhurriedly; easily (e.g. in time); well; well (e.g. sleep); comfortably
being startled; getting a shock
confused; flustered; at a loss
resistance (to heat, corrosion, etc.); tolerance (to a drug, pain, etc.); resistance (to drugs, pesticides, etc.)
to match (rhythm, speed, etc.); to join together; to unite; to face; to be opposite (someone); to compare; to check with
resigning to another's will; going along without resistance; doing as another wants
to set out; to set sail; to embark on (a new venture); to set out (to achieve something); to begin to ride; to lean forward
body; physical system; (the) person
to stroke; to caress; to brush gently; to comb (hair); to smooth down
flushing (of one's cheeks); dizziness; rush of blood to the head
teacher; instructor; teaching staff; faculty member