irregularity; abnormality; change of tone; transposition; modulation
to get angry; to lose one's temper
idea; thought; discretion; forgiveness; pardon
flame; blaze; flames (of intense emotion, e.g. love, jealousy, anger); passion
to glare at; to scowl at; to stare intensely at; to examine carefully; to estimate; to guess
to become excited; to grow lively
easily; readily; quickly; lightly (seasoned food, applied make-up, etc.); plainly; simply
one mind; wholeheartedness; one's whole heart
familiarity; intimacy; acquaintance
too (much); overly; excessively
very recently; in the very recent past
to lead; to take the initiative; to take precedence (e.g. sadness taking precedence over anger); to be most essential
something or other; this and that; one thing this, another thing that; blah blah blah
marked; pronounced; showing a strong tendency (towards)
to meet someone by chance; to happen upon
something wrong; something unusual; abnormality; disorder; trouble; change
to recognise; to recognize; to know by sight; to become acquainted with
hair; fur; wool; down; plumage
example; instance; precedent; custom; habit
tightly; closely; exactly; precisely; suddenly (stopping); perfectly (suited)
to relate to; to have one's feelings understood
convenient; favorable; favourable; expedient; expedience
mishearing; (feigned) deafness; homophonic translation of song lyrics for comic effect
to be easily mistaken for (something else); to be indistinguishable from; to look just like; (arch.) to intermingle; (arch.) to be in disorder; (arch.) to be in disarray
ill will; spite; bad meaning; mala fides; bad faith; malice
completely unknown (usu. of people); unfamiliar; complete (stranger)
graceful; willowy; lissome; soft and tender
crying face; face of a person who is crying
Mr; Mrs; Miss; politeness marker
what one has a mind to do; what one feels like (doing); being so minded; (with) that in mind
to have an ulterior motive; to have an axe to grind
seriously; in earnest; for real; all out; really; with a will
to daub; to brush; to touch up
to boil up; to seethe; to get excited; to be in an uproar
to compete (with each other); to contend for; to vie for; to rival
to spout out; to spurt out; to sprout; to bud; to burst into laughter; to blow (smoke, etc.)
to laugh mockingly; to smile with contempt; to jeer; to sneer
to underrate; to belittle; to look down on; to despise
one (of a pair); incomplete; imperfect; few; little; off-centre
to carry (something) under cover; to carry concealed
thin (blade); rectangular-shaped thin-bladed knife (esp. used for vegetables)
(small) knife; short sword; small sword
to thrust away; to send flying
paper-thin (difference); razor-thin; very slight