to outwit; to outsmart; to counterplot; to pierce something all the way through
convenient; useful; finding useful; coming in handy; (priceless) treasure
notification; pre-1886 administrative order
career; occupation; personal history; professional experience; government employee who has passed the highest national civil service exam; carrier; carrier (of a disease-causing agent)
start; beginning; starting (e.g. a race); departing; starting point
practical use; application; making good use of; conjugation; inflection
salary; pay; medical care; treatment; advance preparation
putting into operation; invocation
scraps; cut end; cut-off piece
crime; sin; penalty; sentence; fault; responsibility
general; popular; common; typical
first (of all); firstly; probably; most likely; more or less (satisfactory); on the whole
Moon; month; moonlight; (a) moon; natural satellite
light; glow; (a) light; lights; proof (of innocence)
prison; jail; gaol; firm; solid; strong
to get up (e.g. from bed); to make one's way in the world; to achieve in life
to listen carefully; to strain one's ears
systematic; regular; routine
breathing of a sleeping person
nodding off (while sitting); dozing
for many days; for several days
apathy; lassitude; lethargy; languor
(stroke of) luck; (unexpected) good fortune; godsend; windfall
shoe; shoes; boots; footwear; footgear
to rise high (of water); to overflow; to swell; to be filled with (emotion, energy, etc.); to be bursting with; to be brimming with
shackles; fetters; irons; bonds (e.g. family); ties; binding relationship
to seal (e.g. a letter); to prevent (e.g. movement); to forbid; to block (e.g. speech)
the opposite direction; the other way
to twist; to screw; to wrench; to sprain
to put one's strength into
reinforcement; strengthening
to fly around; to scatter
force; the Force (in Star Wars)
handcuffs; hand shackles; restrictions; restraints
dealing with; coping with
to insert; to put in; to send in (to a prisoner; e.g. clothes, books); to deliver (food, refreshments, etc. to workers); to supply
flash (esp. of a camera); flashlight; very short scene in a film or TV show; newsflash
to inhale; to breathe in; to suck up; to swallow up (in a crowd, whirlpool, the darkness, etc.); to suck in
hard (on the ears); offensive (to the ear); rasping; rough; harsh; grating
metallic sound; metallic clank