to blink (one's eyes);  to wink;  to bat
 to deceive;  to falsify;  to dodge;  to beg the question (issue, difficulties);  to varnish over;  to gloss over
 please;  kindly;  by all means;  certainly;  here you are;  to give
 to help;  to assist;  to aid;  to contribute to;  to be a factor in
 glove (esp. sports);  globe
 to put on (clothing, esp. new)
 (personal) appearance;  (personal) grooming;  essential skill;  required knowledge
 to put in order;  to arrange;  to get ready;  to prepare;  to work out (e.g. business deal);  to arrange (e.g. marriage)
 house;  residence;  family;  household;  lineage;  family name
 largish;  biggish;  a little bit larger
 to adjoin each other;  to sit side by side
 to pour (into);  to sprinkle on (from above);  to water (e.g. plants);  to shed (tears);  to concentrate one's energy (strength, attention, etc.) on;  to devote to;  to flow into (e.g. of a river)
 terrible;  dreadful;  amazing (e.g. of strength);  great (e.g. of skills);  to a great extent;  vast (in numbers)
 any moment now;  any minute now;  as soon as possible;  right away
 motionlessly (e.g. stand, wait);  (be) still;  fixedly (e.g. gaze, stare);  intently (e.g. listen, think);  patiently (endure);  stoically
 creeping about;  stirring restlessly;  squirming
 to be disordered;  to be disarranged;  to be discomposed;  to be upset;  to lapse into chaos (due to war, etc.)
 endurance;  patience;  perseverance;  self-control;  self-restraint
 to watch over;  to watch attentively
 sudden;  abrupt;  urgent;  pressing;  steep;  sharp;  rapid
 to change the subject (e.g. away from something awkward or inconvenient)
 variety;  kind;  type;  counter for kinds, species, etc.
 to divide (into);  to split (into);  to share;  to distribute;  to distinguish;  to discriminate;  to break up (a fight)
 to attempt;  to test;  to try out
 tension;  mental strain;  nervousness
 hard;  solid;  stiff;  tight;  strong;  firm (not viscous or easily moved);  safe
 I'm sorry;  (it's) inexcusable;  thank you very much (for help, etc.)
 to receive;  to get;  to eat;  to drink;  to be crowned with;  to wear (on one's head)
 tap-tap;  knock-knock;  cough-cough;  bark (of a fox);  yelp;  heavily (e.g. of snow falling)
 modest;  reserved;  quiet;  humble
 to strike;  to clap;  to play drums;  to abuse;  to bash;  to consult;  to sound out