debuff (negative status effect)
stack; stack (data structure); getting stuck (in snow, mud, etc.; of a vehicle)
to keep a watchful eye on
(unpleasant) state of affairs; predicament; mess
groundless fear; thinking too much; making too much of
fool; nitwit; The Fool (Tarot card)
to deceive; to delude; to trick; to be as ... as ... (e.g. "as bright as day", "as beautiful as a rose")
mastery; skillfulness; dexterity; master hand; expert
to throw at; to fling at; to hurl at; to hurl (abuse, insults, etc.) at; to use (rough language) with (someone)
many; numerous; various; large number of
existing alongside (each other); mixture; intermingling
destruction; collapse; crumbling
viewing optimistically; thinking optimistically; taking an optimistic view; looking on the bright side
shall ...; to assume; to suppose
to bring into the open; to reveal; to uncover (e.g. evidence); to bring to light
not becoming a problem; out of the question; not worth considering; insignificant; negligible
trend; tendency; movement; attitude
fault; weakness; flaw; crux (of a matter); difficult point; point of contention
trouble; quarrel; difficulties; complication; tangle
to take pains; to take time for someone; to do work for someone; to go to trouble for someone
choo-choo; chug-chug; chuff-chuff; brush-brush; scrub-scrub
warmly; cordially; with tender care
unavoidably; inevitably; necessarily; reluctantly; against one's will
yoo-hoo; halloo; hi-de-ho; howdy; hey
suddenly (stick out, appear, extend, etc.); abruptly (protrude); unexpectedly
to become haggard; to become gaunt; to become emaciated; to become worn out (from illness, worry, etc.)
running as fast as one can
stroller; buggy; pushchair; pram
freshwater goby (any fish of genus Rhinogobius); dusky tripletooth goby (Tridentiger obscurus); Gymnogobius urotaenia (species of goby); Japanese fluvial sculpin (Cottus pollux)
deluxe; digital transformation
(full) moon; moon when it's round
sword (esp. Japanese single-edged); katana; scalpel; chisel; burin; knife money (knife-shaped commodity money used in ancient China)
changing lanes; lane change; change of course; changing one's field of study