purging (data); purge (esp. of public officials)
to be turned up; to be lifted up (e.g. by the wind)
shorts; panties; knickers
reek of desperation; feeling of desperation
to entwine; to twine around; to coordinate (with); to arrest
healing; soothing; therapy; comfort; solace
quarrel; argument; row; (verbal) dispute
physical condition; state of health
hypothesis; supposition; assumption; tentative theory
advice (to a superior); counsel; proposal; suggestion; recommendation
limited; limiting; restrictive
innocent; naive; unsophisticated; birth-
going bye-byes; going beddy-byes; baby; childish person (esp. a young woman)
to wind (of a road, etc.); to meander; to twist; to undulate; to surge; to swell
to throw out; to drop; to toss; to abandon; to neglect; to dismiss
magic; conjuring; sleight of hand; legerdemain
performance; execution; skill; dexterity; tact
to take care doing something; to be prudent; to take no chances; to play it safe
supper; night meal; late-night snack; "fourth meal"; midnight snack
to reveal one's true nature; to show one's true colours; to give oneself away; to be exposed (of a lie, etc.)
thin rice porridge; watery cooked rice; rice gruel; congee
digestion (of food); digestion (of information); assimilation; consumption; absorption; (arch.) losing one's form and turning into something else
paste (form); (as a) paste
utensil; implement; tool; instrument; appliance; apparatus
wrestlers from the same stable
to work hard; to make an effort
coming and going; traffic; road; street; association; socializing
base stealing; steal; stolen base
from the beginning; from scratch
strongly; violently; quickly; suddenly
departure; leaving; going away; recession
to carry something into a place
to bury; to inter; to entomb; to cover up; to hush up; to shelve
some nerve (as in 'you must have some nerve to ...')
to carry up; to bring up; to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position; to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)