to writhe;  to squirm;  to wriggle
 bloodstained;  bloody;  covered with blood
 end of life;  death;  annihilation
 to lean over (someone);  to bend over;  to lean on;  to weigh on one;  to bear (heavily) on one;  to lie on one
 to blow (of the wind);  to blow (one's breath);  to breathe out;  to play (a wind instrument);  to blow (a whistle, trumpet, etc.);  to emit (smoke, fire, etc.);  to spout
 before long;  soon;  almost;  nearly;  finally;  in the end
 convulsion;  cramp;  spasm;  tic;  twitch;  fit
 figure of a person;  figures of people;  shadow of a person
 edge (of a knife or sword);  prong (of an electrical plug)
 glitter;  glimmer;  sparkle;  twinkle
 to peel;  to skin;  to pare
 to recall;  to remember;  to recollect
 scabbard;  sheath;  cap (on pen, brush, etc.);  case;  margin (between two prices);  spread
 luggage;  baggage;  burden;  payload (of a packet, cell, etc.)
 death;  decease; (arch.)  death penalty (by strangulation or decapitation);  (an) out
 still;  yet;  more;  still more;  as ...;  like ...
 with a wriggle;  in a slithering motion;  in a squiggle;  with a spurt
 stain;  spot;  smudge;  spot (on one's skin, e.g. chloasma, liver spot);  blemish;  discoloration
 lowborn;  humble;  vulgar;  coarse;  shabby;  greedy
 fear;  dread;  dismay;  terror;  horror;  scare
 to house;  to contain;  to carry (a baby);  to be pregnant; (arch.)  to give lodging to; (arch.)  to accommodate
 spots;  speckles;  mottles;  speckled;  spotted
 to be dyed;  to be tainted;  to be infected;  to be stained
 ague;  intermittent fever;  the shakes;  malarial fever (old name)
 hands behind one's back;  hands tied behind one's back;  behind (e.g. someone);  rear;  appearance from behind
 to place both hands on the ground (to express respect, apology or to present a request)
 worry;  concern;  anxiety;  care;  help;  aid
 to lift (a person) in one's arms;  to help (a person) sit up
 to mutter;  to murmur;  to grumble;  to tweet (Twitter)
 envoy;  ambassador;  delegate;  emissary;  mission
 dispatch;  despatch;  deployment;  temporary employee (esp. from an agency);  temporary worker;  agency temp
 poor physical health;  bad shape
 to raise;  to bring to (someone's attention);  to appeal to (reason, emotions, etc.);  to work on (one's emotions);  to complain;  to sue (a person)
 detached building;  solitary house;  room detached from main house;  separation from;  loss of interest in;  independence of
 illness;  disease;  bad habit;  weakness;  fault
 event;  affair;  incident;  case;  plot;  trouble