wobbling; tottering; wavering (e.g. over a decision); dithering; boiling up; dizzily
being without a name; being nameless; namelessness
tune (melody, piece of music)
hey; hello; wow; oh; oomph; heave-ho
whistling sound; wheezing sound; sound of the wind; wuthering; howling; soughing
to swell; to rise; to bulge; to rouse; to get excited
exaltation; emotional uplift
feeling of happiness; sense of well-being; euphoria
sense of duty; sense of purpose; vocation
back (of a chair); backrest
to set up (a house, store, etc.); to build; to have at the ready (e.g. a gun); to hold in preparation (e.g. a camera); to adopt a posture; to assume a stance; to put on an air
putting on the market; putting on sale; making commercially available; commercial; off-the-shelf; store-bought
range (of a voice or instrument); register; compass
habit (usu. a bad one); tendency; peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; crease; wrinkle
to close (e.g. book, eyes, meeting, etc.); to shut
(pressing) hard; badgeringly; pesteringly; repeatedly; urgingly
noisy; boisterous; turbulent (era, etc.); troubled
to fall completely silent; to become still as death
comfortable; easy; calm; loose; spacious
(wandering) minstrel; troubadour
use; application; employment; utilization; utilisation
some; few; a number of; somewhat; to a certain extent; a bit
largish; biggish; on the large side; slightly larger; a little larger
number (of long, cylindrical things, movies, trains, home runs, etc.)
to pin down; to hold down; to cover (esp. a part of one's body with one's hand); to clutch (a body part in pain); to get a hold of; to obtain; to grasp (a point)
regulation; adjustment; control
to become familiar with and cherish; to get to know and love
hesitation; bewilderment; illusion; delusion; inability to reach enlightenment
smooth (of a surface); glassy; smooth (of an action, proceedings, etc.); fluent (speech); continuously differentiable
speed; velocity; pace; velocity
light (of movements); nimble; light-hearted; cheerful; taking a turn for the better (of an illness); receding of symptoms
to begin; to start; to happen (again); to begin (anew); to date (from); to originate (in)
from long ago; from old times; from time immemorial
festival; feast; harassment by an Internet pitchfork mob; online shaming; galore (as in "goals galore"); frenzy
marriage ceremony; wedding; nuptials
always; without exception; necessarily; certainly; without fail; positively
major; large; the Major Leagues; Major League Baseball; major (key, scale, etc.); (oil) major
natural; right; proper; naturally; as a matter of course; rightly