cheating; fraud; trickery; fake; bogus; quack
to tuck up (e.g. skirt); to abridge; to cut short
opening of a park (theme park, botanical garden etc.)
secret understanding; collusion
reliable; dependable; trustworthy; sure
former (e.g. name); previous; changed; examination; inspection; investigation
challenging; defiant; provocative; aggressive
street; quarter; district; area
to be titled (e.g. a book); to be named
old enemy; longtime enemy; arch-enemy; traditional rival; longstanding foe
mansion; palace; (arch.) nobleman; (arch.) noblewoman; (arch.) cabin (on a boat, carriage, etc.)
to imitate; to copy; to mock; to trace; to forge
untalkative; quiet; taciturn; reticent; uncommunicative
going down; fall; knocking down (in boxing); flooring; being out of action (due to illness, exhaustion, etc.); being down (e.g. with a cold); going down (of a computer system, server, etc.)
receptionist; reception woman
unmarried woman; Miss; -ess; -ette
wife; Mrs; (arch.) wife of a nobleman (aristocrat, etc.); (arch.) consort of the emperor
small number; few; minority
even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
application; application software; application; putting into use; application; request
store; shop; stoa (classical Greek colonnade or portico); store; Stoic
stumbling; failure; misstep; setback
muscle stiffness (esp. in shoulders); lump (in tissue, esp. breast); swelling; lingering discomfort; uneasiness
repeater (telecommunications); repeat customer; regular customer; person who does the same (negative) act repeatedly
paying one's own expenses; going into business for oneself; working independently; person who earns their own living
detective team; study group; club
binding; regulation; limit; binding period (e.g. phone or broadband contract); minimum contract term
calm; composed; leisurely
plunge basin; waterfall lake; plunge pool; basin under a waterfall
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892 collection of short stories by Arthur Conan Doyle)