indiscriminately;  blindly;  at random;  indiscriminate;  random;  excessive
 ill-bred;  vulgar;  boorish
 papa;  dad;  daddy;  sugar daddy
 self-consciousness;  self-awareness
 (social) position;  status
 boss;  leader;  head;  boss (difficult enemy, usu. at the end of a section or level)
 these guys;  these fellows
 great;  excellent;  very troublesome;  awful;  tiring;  tough
 hum (of a TV, radio, etc.)
 to gnaw;  to nibble;  to bite;  to dabble in;  to have a smattering of
 indicates supposition;  if ... then;  when;  (typically after someone's name) indicates exasperation
 female;  woman;  female sex;  female lover;  girlfriend;  mistress
 attendance (at school);  going to school
 to throw away;  to cast away;  to abandon;  to desert;  to give up;  to resign
 graduation;  completion (of a course);  moving on (from);  outgrowing (something);  leaving (a group, company, etc.)
 to choose (a thing) at one's own discretion;  to use one's discretion in choosing
 home town;  birthplace;  native place; (arch.)  ruins; (arch.)  historic remains
 imperious;  proud;  heavy (nasal breathing)
 two blessings at once;  flanked by two beautiful women
 envious;  jealous;  enviable (position, etc.)
 group;  crowd;  flock;  herd;  bevy;  school
 symptoms;  condition (of a patient)
 to reach the point that;  to come to be that;  to turn into
 long (distance, length);  long (time);  protracted;  prolonged
 association;  socializing;  socialising;  fellowship
 to some extent;  to a certain extent
 frank;  candid;  frankfurter;  frank
 really (seem, appear, etc.);  truly;  evidently;  in that way
 to happen to have on hand or in stock
 cutting in line;  queue jumping
 sound of thin metal or plastic surface caving in and springing back;  action of quickly bowing or lowering one's head;  (with a) bob of the head
 quickly, suddenly (while one is watching);  before one's eyes
 charm;  fascination;  glamour;  glamor;  attraction;  appeal
 to speak badly (of);  to speak ill (of);  to bad-mouth
 flustered;  confused;  panicked
 to show respect for;  to revere;  to honour;  to honor;  to worship;  to hold in esteem