clear; distinct; evident; definite
to bear; to stand; to support; to withstand; to be fit for; to be equal to
to understand; to appreciate; to interpret
creaking; groaning (e.g. under physical stress)
to jar; to creak; to grate
to regain one's breath; to catch one's breath
to faint; to lose consciousness; to feel overwhelmed; to be astounded
to be too much for one; to find unmanageable; to be beyond one's control; to not know what to do with
to take a breath; to take a short rest
greed; avarice; covetousness; greedy person
heavy heartbeat; thumping; pounding
to vomit; to throw up; to feel nauseated; to feel sick
bounce; spring; momentum; impetus; moment; instant
disjointed; frequently interrupted; in fits and starts
feeling of fullness; sense of sufficiency; feeling of satisfaction
good; goodness; right; virtue
to go along; to walk along; to follow
to hold fast deep in (one's mouth or other orifice, often used in a sexual context); to bring in a man for sex
sticky; syrupy; weakly (of a flame); gently (e.g. boil); dozing off; napping
at first; in the beginning; originally
very loose; slowly; leisurely
weak point; weakness; shortcoming; defect; flaw; sore spot
in the belly; in one's heart of hearts
to play (a stringed or keyboard instrument)
joy; enjoyment; delight; pleasure
to exchange (messages, thoughts, etc.); to communicate
(divine) punishment; curse; retribution
in and out movement (esp. during intercourse); pistoning
titubation; shaking; swinging
avarice; greed; covetousness; raga (desire)
(nth) power; counter for vehicles; multiplication; Buddha's teachings
sensitive; alert; aware; susceptible
fully; luxuriantly; fluffy; plump; soft and full
expansion; swelling; increase; growth
thorn; spine; splinter (esp. lodged in one's flesh); hard sharp item (esp. lodged in one's throat, e.g. fish bone); biting words
extremely; terrifically; super
to project; to overhang; to stick out; to put up (a notice); to post
wild goose; glans; head of a penis
convulsion; cramp; spasm; tic; twitch; fit
fellow traveler; fellow traveller; travelling companion; taking someone along unwillingly (e.g. in death); forcing to take part
incessant; constant; continuous; perpetual; everlasting