to just appear; to be half out; to be on the tip of one's tongue
to accompany; to follow; to keep up with
impediment; burden; encumbrance; hindrance; drag
to be evident; to be obvious; to understand completely
as one would expect; just as you'd expect (from); still; all the same; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
dangerous; risky; awful; terrible; terrific; amazing
(animal) feed; fodder; pet food; bait; lure; enticement
to open the lid; to lift a lid; to open the lid (on); to make public; to start (something); to look at the results (consequences, outcome, effect)
looking or acting as if one owned the place
roughly; approximately; round about; cursorily; briefly; quickly
time around sunset; early evening
crow (Corvus spp.); raven
cane; walking stick; staff; wand
to lock up; to shut up; to imprison
everyone; everybody; all; everything; all
to gain experience; to get accustomed (with something)
supreme command; direction over all
possible; potential; practicable; feasible
beginning; start; outset; at first; at the beginning; initially
riding (on horseback); mounting (a horse)
to shake off; to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.); to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer); to pull away
archer; bowman; bow-wielding soldier; crossbow soldier
advance; moving forward; progress
to be all out (e.g. of people); to be all elsewhere; to be all in use (e.g. of cars); to be sold out; to have none left
neck; bottleneck; obstruction; neckline
disadvantageous; long (odds)
bet; wager; stake; gamble
putting one's life on the line; staking one's life (on); risking one's life; life and death situation
horse riding; mounting a horse; mount; riding horse; saddle horse
pathetic; sad; sorrowful; grievous
real; realistic; serious; non-joking; realtime blog; real world (cf. online games or social networking services)
living thing; organism; creature; biology
to wriggle; to squirm; to crawl like a worm
to lay the blame on; to put the fault on
scoundrel; rascal; villain
first-person plural (or singular); second or third person plural (implies speaker is of higher status than those referred to)
to show respect for; to revere; to honour; to honor; to worship; to hold in esteem
to obey (an order, law, etc.); to abide by (a rule, custom, etc.); to follow (a person); to accompany; to go alongside (e.g. a river); to follow (e.g. a sign)
beautiful; lovely; heartwarming; beautiful