miscellaneous; mixed; unorganized
sickle; leading question; trick question; sickle-and-chain (weapon); spear with curved cross-blades; gooseneck tenon and mortise joint; (arch.) noisiness
doing; in such a state; doing together; doing to each other; familiarizing suffix (sometimes meaning "small")
may I come in?; please forgive me; I'm sorry
towel wrapped around a woman's head
dress; attire; clothing; getup; outfit; personal appearance
ghost; specter; spectre; apparition; phantom
your husband; her husband
finely chopped fish or meat (sometimes seared first); mince; hitting (e.g. a drum); striking; bashing; criticizing
(on a) closer look; closer scrutiny; second look
plentiful; lot of; much; pile of
side job (outside of one's main employment); side gig; part job (carried out at home); home industry; (secretly) working on something unrelated to the class (or conference, etc.) one is attending
to be in disorder; to lie scattered around
juice; soft drink (usu. fruit-based); sweetened drink
to buy; to purchase; to value; to have a high opinion; to stir; to provoke
breast; chest; pit of the stomach; solar plexus; epigastrium
purse with a metal clasp; handbag (with clasp); pouch (with clasp); coin purse (with clasp)
confections; sweets; candy; cake
coming; going; being (somewhere); come; go; stay
dripping; trickling; wet and heavy (snow, clay, etc.); (arch.) (moving) slowly
to raise one's face; to lift one's head; to raise one's eyes
stout-hearted; firm; courageous; brave; tough
large drop (rain, sweat, tears, etc.); large grain-like object (grape, cherry, etc.)
to go along; to walk along; to follow
bringing; taking; carrying
to present; to submit; to tender; to hold out
some; any; please; anyway; anyhow
return gift; return favour (favor); revenge; change (in a cash transaction)
lifesaver; person who saved one's life
inhuman person; fiend; beast; brute
meeting; rendezvous; encounter; confluence
business trip; official trip
to lie; to cheat; to pretend; to trick; to deceive
making do; getting by (somehow); managing
to graduate from a university
to become indisposed; to feel unwell; to have one's physical condition deteriorate
whimsy; looseness; indiscretion; laxity