to plant; to grow; to insert; to transplant; to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent); to instill (idea, value, etc.)
germination; sprouting; budding
rearing; training; nurture; cultivation; promotion
finger; hands and fingers; hands
to draw a bow; to oppose; to defy; to disobey one's superiors
gear; speed (e.g. 4-speed transmission)
to bring forward (e.g. by 3 hours); to advance; to hasten (e.g. one's death); to quicken (e.g. one's step); to speed up; to accelerate
to invade; to raid; to infringe; to encroach; to harm; to afflict
fellow; mutual; companion; comrade
to leave (behind); to leave (undone); to not finish; to save; to set aside; to leave (to someone, esp. after one's death)
to knit one's brows (in discomfort, unease, disapproval, etc.); to raise one's eyebrows; to frown; to scowl
popular name; common name; nickname; alias
accidental; incidental; occasional; casual
device; contrivance; trick; trap; (small) scale; half finished; commencement
suppression (e.g. of free speech); force-out
fantastic; grotesque; strange-looking; suspicious-looking
capable of anything; liable to do
waves that remain after the wind has subsided; after-effect; aftermath
one meaning; primary importance; primary significance; a reason; a truth
to do whatever it takes; to use every trick in the book; to use any means; to stop at nothing
loser; failure; underdog; unmarried and childless older woman
to bark; to howl; to howl (e.g. of the wind); to roar; to yell; to cry
goblin; apparition; monster; ghost; phantom; spectre
to pour (into a vessel); to fill (a cup, bowl, etc.) with; to dish out (food or drink)
honour; honor; glory; privilege
to show up; to appear; to turn up
possibly; apparently; (seem) likely; somehow or other; with difficulty; barely
entrance; front door; entryway; entranceway; entry hall; vestibule
head (of a household); proprietor (of a store); proprietress; (arch.) entertaining someone as one's guest
sneakily; secretly; stealthily; on the sly
front entrance; front door
secret; private; surreptitious
elevator; lift; elevator (aviation)
to hold one's breath; to bate one's breath
corridor; hallway; passageway