sensible; sensuous; intuitive
ordinary; sensible; commonplace
individuality; personality; quirk; idiosyncrasy; character; individual characteristic
that's the way it is; such is life
to lick; to lap; to taste; to experience (esp. a hardship); to underestimate; to make light of
killing a would-be avenger; having the tables turned on someone (e.g. by a challenger); being beaten at one's own game
nature; spontaneity; natural airhead
recklessly; thoughtlessly; pamperingly; indulgently; shoo!; heave-ho; hallo
rest period; intermission; break time; recess
lunch break; noon recess; noon rest period
distribution (e.g. films, rice); rationing (e.g. food, gasoline); food ration
eating quickly; speed-eating
having nothing to do; having time on one's hands (and not knowing what to do); being at a loose end; being bored
temporary construction; temporary establishment; provisional construction; assumption; supposition
reason; logic; sense; natural way of things
payment in advance; advance payment; payment on delivery (e.g. business-reply mail, collect phone calls); forerunner
to hear; to be told; to know; to receive (order); to undertake; to comply
to be late; to be unpunctual
daily allowance; daily wages
to neglect; to be negligent in; to be neglectful of; to improve (of an illness); to get better
to regard (as); to consider (to be); to deem; to look upon (as); to think of (as)
to remind (someone of something); to call (someone's) attention (to); to tell (someone) again (to make sure); to make (doubly) sure (of); to emphasize; to reconfirm
inclination; slant; slope; bevel; list; dip
to ascend; to go up; to ascend (as a natural process, e.g. the Sun); to rise; to go to (the capital); to add up to; to advance (in price)
(scenic) view; prospect; outlook; viewing platform; overlook
to crawl out of; to creep out of
to pile up; to accumulate
acid; harsh (e.g. criticism); severe; LSD; lysergic acid diethylamide
to crush; to squash; to flatten; to quash (a plan, opposition, etc.); to crush; to suppress
to swallow; to gulp down; to understand; to grasp; to engulf; to swallow up
to grow timid; to cower; to become perverse; to become contrary; to be cramped; to be constrained
to bring forward (e.g. by 3 hours); to advance; to hasten (e.g. one's death); to quicken (e.g. one's step); to speed up; to accelerate
slight movement; slight tremor; quiver