negligence; neglect; carelessness; procrastination
to shut one's eyes to (one's own faults, etc.); to pretend not to see; to pay no attention to; to forget; to fail to notice; (lit.) to put on a shelf
to place on (something); to give (someone) a ride; to give a lift; to load (luggage); to carry; to send out (on the airwaves, etc.); to deceive
gracious (defeat, apology, etc.); graceful; upright; righteous; (arch.) unspoiled (scenery, etc.); (arch.) pure
advance or retreat; moving forwards or backwards; course of action; behaviour; remaining in one's post or resigning; staying or leaving
to understand; to make out
this point; now; this late in the game
to be full of pride; to be boastful
to set someone to work in an arrogant fashion; to push someone around; to chatter; to jaw; to jabber
to follow (someone's) example; to imitate; to copy; to learn (by observation)
general situation; whole situation; larger picture; overall situation of a game
daredevil; foolhardy warrior; hotspur
resting at times; with careful thought; after proper consideration
implication (in a crime); involvement; (arch.) sitting in a row (in the same seat)
dirty work; unpleasant task
to straighten up and stick one's chest out; to throw oneself back (e.g. in a chair); to lean back (arrogantly); to assume a haughty attitude; to behave arrogantly
to grow fat; to gain weight; to grow fertile (of soil); to be discerning (of one's palate, eye, ear, etc.); to be discriminating; to become rich
refutation; rebuttal; retort
quarrel; argument; row; (verbal) dispute
argument; discussion; dispute; controversy
empty (e.g. argument); insubstantial; hollow; fruitless
(pent-up) anger; indignation; resentment; irritation
to knock (ideas) against each other; to present competing ideas; to have a lively exchange of ideas; to smash together; to crash into each other; to throw at each other
to emboss; to print out; to print; to work out (e.g. policy); to hammer out; to strike (a drum indicating the end of a performance)
to look away (from); to avert one's gaze; to disregard; to ignore; to escape (from); to turn away (from)
escape from reality; escapism; ostrichism
dark side (of nature, town, etc.)
dagger; stiletto; confidant; right-hand man
appointing someone to a position of trust; entrusting someone with an important position; making much of
to inspect; to examine; to check; to elapse; to pass (time)
bog; marsh; swamp; quandary; dire situation from which one cannot extricate oneself; imbroglio
let a hundred schools of thought contend
clean; clear; pure; honest; clean
poem; poetry; verse; Chinese poem
to chant; to sing; to recite; to write (a poem); to compose
banter; raillery; ridicule; teasing; making fun of