they; those guys; those fellows
obedient; meek; honest; frank; straight (e.g. hair); without peculiarity
to move; to stir; to operate; to run; to make a move; to take action; to be touched
possibility; chance; potential; potentiality; possibility (modal property of a proposition containing no logical contradiction)
to borrow; to rent; to hire; to make use of (another's help, wisdom, etc.); to obtain; to use (for another purpose)
having one's hands full; not having any room to do more; at the limit
light (of movements); nimble; light-hearted; cheerful; taking a turn for the better (of an illness); receding of symptoms
influence; effect; impact
participant; entrant; player; competitor
consideration; concern; fear; worry; solicitude
comprehension; consent; understanding; OK; roger
graduate; alumnus; alumna
memories; recollections; reminiscence
to smash; to crush; to shut down; to put out of business; to wreck; to break; to butcher
when; at what time; how soon; normal times; ordinary days
as expected; sure enough; after all (is said and done); in the end; too; also
to break; to destroy; to wreck; to ruin; to break (a bill, etc.)
to enjoy; to take pleasure in; to have a good time; to look forward to
possible; conceivable; likely; probable
to do over again; to redo; to start over; to remake; to resume; to recommence
rather; sooner; preferably; on the contrary; if anything
practice; training; drill; (an) exercise; workout
trap (for catching animals); snare; trap; trick; ruse
pure; true; genuine; unmixed
lively; full of spirit; energetic; healthy; well; fit
(a) little; somewhat; somehow
to be excited; to be nervous; to be thrilled
have to (do, be); must (do, be); is indispensable; is absolutely necessary
spurious article; forgery; counterfeit; imitation; sham
to leak out (of a secret); to come out; to be exposed (of a lie, improper behaviour, etc.); to get away (of a fish)
some people; a number of people; several people; a few people
one's speciality; one's forte; one's strong point
as a child; when one was a child
to dance (orig. a hopping dance); to be manipulated; to dance to someone's tune
student in a lower grade; underclassman