on the contrary; rather; all the more; instead
with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow); with a dip; with a bob; with a flutter
complete; whole; perfect; safe
trade; business; occupation; profession; job
suddenly and forcefully (e.g. jerk, poke, shove); in a single gulp; in one go
to be confused; to be bewildered; to be taken aback
to be entwined; to be involved
pilling; lint; furball; hairball; trichobezoar
losing everything; coming to nothing; having lost the interest and the principal
meeting; assembly; gathering; congregation; convention; rally
whirlpool; swirl; eddy; vortex; maelstrom
ticktock; chinking (e.g. of a hammer against rock); knocking; dry and hard; (frozen) stiff; hidebound
to be still half asleep; to be half awake; to be not yet quite awake
to listen repeatedly; to listen again; to ask a question in return; to ask again; to ask for a repeated explanation
stone (used for throwing)
to rub; to scrub; to scrape
to push; to press; to apply pressure from above; to press down; to stamp (i.e. a passport); to apply a seal; to affix (e.g. gold leaf)
no matter what; whatever happens; in any situation; rain or shine
to go down and stand; to alight; to get down
to ask again; to repeat one's question; to ask back; to ask in return; to counter
guidance; leading (the way); information; notice; announcement (of one's arrival); invitation
navel; belly button; protrusion or depression in the middle of an object; center; centre
to begin to run; to start running; to break into a run
soundly (sleeping); fast (asleep)
lightly; easily; carelessly
to chase; to run after; to pursue
to dive (into or under water); to get under; to get into; to hide oneself (esp. from the government); to conceal oneself
half-sitting posture; half-standing posture; half-rising posture; stooping position
to be traced (of a criminal); to be tracked; (arch.) to have a (male) lover
to open out (of a view, scenery, etc.); to spread out; to improve (of luck, prospects, etc.); to get better; to develop (of a town, civilization, etc.); to become civilized; to be sensible
to rise (steeply); to tower; to soar
foot (of a mountain or hill); bottom; base
(with a) start; fright; alarm
to stop (in one's tracks); to come to a stop; to halt; to pause; to stand still
crowd of people; great number of people; in great numbers
to be crowded with people
to complain about; to grumble; to make an excuse for