motor nerve;  reflexes;  athletic ability;  motor coordination
 observation;  survey;  watching
 to lend someone one's shoulder;  to support with one's shoulder;  to lend a hand;  to come to someone's aid
 stage;  step;  level;  rank;  order;  stairs
 beyond expectations;  beyond what one expected;  not foreseen;  exceeding assumptions
 hostility;  animosity;  enmity
 with no regard to one's appearances;  with no concern of how one's act looks like
 to yell;  to rant;  to rave
 to behave violently;  to commit violence;  to use force
 even;  (if) only;  just;  besides;  on top of that
 to harden;  to freeze;  to put together;  to collect;  to make secure;  to stabilize;  to fortify
 to mistake someone for someone else;  to misread;  to misjudge
 disadvantage;  handicap;  drawback;  inadvisability;  inexpediency;  loss
 to suffer;  to receive (kindness, rebuke, support);  to sustain (damage)
 more than most people;  more than other people;  compared with other people;  more than others
 to have a hard time of it
 feelings;  emotion;  compassion;  sympathy;  passion;  affection
 sacrifice;  victim;  sacrifice (to a deity)
 to summon;  to call (e.g. phone);  to convene;  to invoke (e.g. subroutine);  to call;  to open (e.g. a file)
 stagnation;  hindrance;  delay
 to examine;  to look up;  to investigate;  to check up;  to sense;  to study
 to fall in love;  to be in love;  to be charmed with;  to lose one's heart to
 sticking;  clinging;  with a smack (e.g. sitting down);  hard;  all over;  thickly
 to take an attitude;  to take a stance;  to commit oneself;  to assume a position
 waste;  scrap;  garbage;  scum;  piece of trash;  loser
 to be stormy;  to be rough;  to be rough (of skin);  to be chapped;  to be ruined;  to fall into ruin
 very;  greatly;  much;  just about to;  almost;  very nearly
 verbal message;  word (from someone)
 trouble;  bother;  trouble;  difficulty;  care;  attention
 to change;  to alter;  to reform;  to correct;  to examine;  to check
 honorific/polite/humble prefix;  honorific suffix
 devotion;  attachment;  infatuation
 to follow around;  to shadow;  to tag along;  to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure);  to follow one
 toilet;  restroom;  bathroom;  lavatory
 guy;  fellow;  chap;  bastard;  asshole;  arsehole
 (committing, resorting to) an act of violence
 accompanying;  travelling together;  traveling together;  same bank
 to do exactly what one is told to do;  to be subservient;  to be easily controlled
 to be ...-ing;  to have been ...-ing
 important;  momentous;  essential;  principal;  major
 to be flustered;  to lose one's presence of mind