to rank (as); to occupy (a position); to be located (in); to be situated
to be overturned; to be reversed; to turn over; to fall down; to tumble down; to topple over
river; stream; River; the ... river
circumference; girth; tour; pilgrimage; circulation (e.g. of blood)
which reminds me ...; come to think of it ...; now that you mention it ...; on that subject ...; so, if you say ...
to summon courage; to be brave
to shake; to swing; to sway; to shock
to gasp for air; to pant; to be out of breath
farewell; adieu; goodbye; so long
even; if only; if just; as long as; the only thing needed
look of amazement; looking dumbfounded
to be stubborn; to be obstinate; to be perverse; to not give in
to rush on; to attack; to swoop down on
cannot help feeling that; cannot help thinking that
to hold in one's arms; to bring over a person to one's side; to involve
trampling down; overrunning; infringement; violation
to finger; to touch; to play with; to grope; to feel around (in one's pocket, bag, etc.)
to make a fool of someone
answering one's own question; wondering to oneself; soliloquizing; soliloquising
alarm bell; fire bell; warning; wake-up call
true character; real nature
toy; (person or thing treated as a) plaything
to come into contact with; to touch (each other); to have a brush with
sense of guilty pleasure; feeling of naughtiness
(arch.) to rub into; to train for; to prepare for
to have an erection; to become erect
sensitive; alert; aware; susceptible
the reverse; other side; lining
to squeeze (to the utmost); to wring out; to squeeze (money) out of someone; to wring (money) from; to scold; to criticize severely; to train ruthlessly
terrific; fierce; terrible; tremendous; dreadful; awful
exhausted; tired; withered; worn out; boiling until shapeless or mushy; tediously
clothes (that one is wearing); wearing clothes
ennui; languishing; feeling of exhaustion; lassitude; lethargy
to flip; to snap; to repel; to use (an abacus); to calculate; to strum
lover; sweetheart; boyfriend; girlfriend
selfish; egoist; (arch.) self-indulgent; (arch.) wilful; (arch.) willful