for better or worse; luckily or unluckily
extraordinary; uncommon; remarkable; unusual; rare; prodigious
to knead well; to polish; to refine
out-of-place; inappropriate; sticking out like a sore thumb
magnification; enlargement; expansion; amplification
(electrical) earth; ground; earthing; Earth
torrent; rapid stream; violently rushing stream
skewer; spit; skewering; impalement; running through (e.g. with spear)
sopping wet; dripping wet; sodden; drenched; soaked
Saturday; earth; dirt; land; lands; earth (third of the five elements)
hardening; vulcanization; hardening (of attitude, stance, etc.); stiffening; upturn (in the market); firming up
to drop; to let fall; to omit
disastrous flooding; kelpie; water demon that brings floods or disasters
remaining quantity; residual quantity
chance (of success); odds
to deem acceptable; to approve of; to value; to consider a good thing
broken into small fragments; smashed to atoms; fragments and splinters; smithereens
imitative sound (in film, theatre, etc.); sound effect
counter for long, thin things (i.e. swords)
to flick off; to give (someone) the flick; to send (something) flying; to hit (a person); to knock down
tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
haughty; arrogant; insolent; proud; overbearing
cruel; brutal; savage; barbarous
rival; opponent; revenge; (arch.) spouse
dangerous; critical; grave; uncertain; unreliable; dodgy
liver; innards; courage; spirit; crux; essential point
shrill; strident; sharp (pain, e.g. headache, earache); ice-cold; very cold
with an extreme cold (i.e. temperature); lonelily; lonesomely; (acting) coldly (toward someone)
angrily; in a huff; high on marijuana; tender (to chew)
verbalizing; putting into words
look (in someone's eyes); expression (of the eyes); eyes
generosity; magnanimity; tolerance; length and capacity; measures
insincere smile; ingratiating smile; polite smile; forced smile
popularity; favour; defense; defence; agreement; receiver of technique (e.g. in martial arts)
to fall in love; to be in love; to be charmed with; to lose one's heart to
miko; shrine maiden; young girl or woman (trad. an unmarried virgin) who assists priests at shrines; medium; sorceress; shamaness