discovery;  detection;  finding
 habit (often a bad habit, i.e. vice);  tendency;  peculiarity;  idiosyncrasy;  crease;  wrinkle
 opening fully;  full throttle;  full power
 what?!;  what did you say?!;  why?;  what for?;  anyone;  anything
 wild;  violent;  rough-mannered;  rough (e.g. work);  crude;  coarse
 pout;  displeasure;  ill humor;  ill humour;  sullenness
 to swell;  to rise;  to bulge;  to rouse;  to get excited
 roughly;  approximately;  round about;  cursorily;  briefly;  quickly
 light;  right;  right field;  right fielder
 edge;  brink;  verge;  time;  moment of
 showy;  brilliant;  gorgeous;  florid;  gay
 among (other things);  especially;  particularly;  at the same time;  simultaneously;  at once
 friendly chat;  pleasant chat;  lighthearted talk;  friendly conversation
 to step on (a nail);  to run (a nail) through one's foot;  to put one's foot through (the floor)
 far;  distant;  distant (past);  remote (in time);  distant (relationship or kinship);  having little to do (with someone);  far (from something else in quality, degree, etc.)
 to see;  to look;  to examine;  to look over;  to look after;  to attend to;  to experience
 to be ...-ing;  to have been ...-ing
 being very busy;  busyness
 whim;  caprice;  whimsy;  fickle;  moody;  uneven temper
 to get tired of;  to lose interest in;  to be fed up with;  to have enough
 cackling (sound of shrill laughter)
 farsightedness;  far-sightedness;  hyperopia;  hypermetropia;  long-sightedness
 as one would expect;  just as you'd expect (from);  just like (someone)
 seriousness;  earnestness;  truth;  sanctity
 to catch;  to capture;  to catch hold of (someone);  to stop (e.g. a stranger in the street);  towards (someone);  at (someone)
 appropriate;  suitable;  proper;  fitting
 moving (location, with the times, etc.);  change;  metastasis;  spread;  transition (e.g. phase transition);  transfer (of learning)
 300;  three hundred;  300 mon;  trifling amount;  shyster
 delicious;  tasty;  sweet;  attractive;  appealing;  convenient
 to make do errands;  to set to scutwork
 to carry on one's shoulder;  to shoulder;  to bear;  to bear (burden, responsibility, etc.);  to take upon oneself
 to fire oneself up;  to give it one's all;  to get psyched;  to fire someone up (with scolding, corporal punishment, etc.);  to rouse
 to give;  to offer;  to lift up;  to hold up;  to raise
 senior;  elder;  person older than oneself