to talk oneself hoarse; to shout oneself hoarse
failed attempt (at a crime, suicide, etc.)
certain; unmistaken; evident; obvious; beyond doubt
truth; reality; truly; really; absolute truth
hair or fur on the surface of fabric; pile; growth of hair; hairy legs
one's heart rate; pulse rate
to be brought forward (e.g. by three hours); to be moved up; to be hasty; to be rash; to quicken; to speed up
calm; composed; cool; quiet
confronting directly; meeting face-to-face
holiday; day off; sleep; rest; Good night
a few hours; several hours; about two to six hours
military personnel; soldier
training; drill; practice; discipline
tranquil; calm; restful; peaceful; quiet
wholly; solely; entirely; principally; mostly; chiefly
to drive into (e.g. a nail into a board); to hit into (e.g. a home run into the stands); to throw into (e.g. jail); to drum into (someone) (an idea, skill, etc.); to hammer into
clergyman; churchman; clergy
division; section; demarcation; (traffic) lane; compartment; classification
balance of power (in a relationship); power dynamic
branch family; cadet family; establishing a branch family
head house (family); birthplace; originator
seems to be; appears to have; supposed to be
management; administration; operation; running (business); conducting
trade; business; commerce; occupation; calling; profession
to set one's hand to; to start work on; to embezzle; to use (money obtained in illegal fashion); to have sexual relations; to have an affair
vast; huge; immense; malva nut (Sterculia lychnophora)
fortune; riches; goods; incorporated foundation
opposition; rebellion; rebounding; recoiling; rally (e.g. in stock prices); recovery
friction; discord; strife
shame; embarrassment; disgrace
huge; vast; enormous; swelling; expansion
to read thoroughly; to read repeatedly; to express (e.g. emotion in poetry); to read (extra meaning) into (something); to fetch (e.g. CPU inst.); to read (data into a system)
one class; one set; a pair; a suite; a series
similar figures (in geometry)
inviting another to one's home, office, etc.; (lit.) the trouble of coming (going)