perpetual youth and longevity;  immortality
 manual labor;  manual labour;  toil;  Labour Party
 expectation;  anticipation;  hope;  promising;  rising;  up-and-coming
 futility;  waste;  uselessness;  pointlessness;  idleness
 to die;  to pass away;  to lose spirit;  to lose vigor;  to cease;  to stop
 to live;  to exist;  to make a living;  to subsist;  to be in effect;  to be in use
 to say enough (as much as required);  to say plenty;  to say well;  to say cleverly;  to say often;  to say frequently
 eternity;  perpetuity;  permanence;  immortality
 sometime;  someday;  one day;  some time or other;  the other day;  in due course
 to be idle;  to slacken;  to neglect (e.g. one's work)
 heart;  mind;  bottom of one's heart;  core (of one's character);  centre;  center;  heart (organ)
 to hold in one's arms (e.g. a baby);  to embrace;  to have sex with;  to make love to;  to sit on (eggs);  to brood
 on the occasion of;  circumstances;  juncture
 term;  period;  time frame;  time limit;  deadline;  cutoff (date)
 gradually (progress into a state);  in sequence;  in order;  in turn
 among (other things);  especially;  particularly;  at the same time;  simultaneously;  at once
 death;  decease; (arch.)  death penalty (by strangulation or decapitation);  (an) out
 depravity;  corruption;  degradation
 apathy;  lassitude;  lethargy;  languor
 lump;  mass;  group;  crowd;  embodiment (of an idea, quality, feeling etc.);  personification
 after (a long process);  at the end of;  last line (of a renga)
 will;  volition;  intention;  intent;  determination
 disappearance;  running away;  going missing;  absconding
 to eat;  to live;  to make a living;  to bite;  to sting (as insects do);  to tease;  to torment
 literally;  to the letter;  literal
 raw;  uncooked;  natural;  as it is;  unprotected (sex);  live (i.e. not recorded);  inexperienced
 credit;  money owed on an account;  bill;  hot noodles in broth;  proportion (of wholesale price, as tenths of list price);  in the midst of;  rest
 river;  stream;  River;  the ... river
 to pass (time);  to spend;  to overdo (esp. of one's alcohol consumption);  to drink (alcohol); (arch.)  to take care of; (arch.)  to support
 to hew;  to chop up;  to mangle;  to mince
 to burn;  to burn with (emotion, feeling);  to be fired up
 to mash;  to grind;  to pulverize;  to dissipate (a fortune);  to run through;  to lose
 acid;  sourness;  sour taste
 resurrection;  resuscitation;  regeneration;  university student in ... year
 method;  process;  manner;  way;  means;  technique
 to get tired of;  to lose interest in;  to be fed up with;  to have enough
 something like ...;  something called ...