refreshingly; with a feeling of relief; pleasantly; (wearing, etc. something) elegantly; smartly; stylishly
withering; shrivelling; shrinking; contraction; atrophy
having an aptitude (for); having a talent (for)
not worth mentioning; nothing special; nothing in particular; no notable ...
simply put; putting it simply
praise; admiration; commendation; approbation; applause
student in a higher grade; upperclassman
new student; freshman; first-year student
rumbling (of thunder, one's stomach, etc.); grumbling; rolling (of something large and heavy); tumbling; all over the place; everywhere; idly
cola (carbonated soft drink); kola tree (Cola acuminata, etc.); cola tree
sacrificial opponent; jobber (in wrestling); foil; weak player brought in to make the opponent appear stronger
to beat someone by ganging up on them
nameless; unnamed; obscure; unknown; causeless; unjustifiable
to coquet (of a woman); to entice a customer (of a prostitute); to flatter; to butter up
decisively; decidedly; boldly; precisely; exactly
gray zone; grey zone; gray area
(full) moon; moon when it's round
negligent; careless; slipshod; slovenly; reckless; irresponsible
rough; casual (clothing); rough; rough (sketch); draft
smith; blacksmith; small crowbar for extracting nails; cat's paw
to sharpen; to hone; to wash (rice); to scour; to polish
delivery; transfer; hand-over
affinity; feeling of closeness (with someone); feeling of kinship
starting (a machine, engine, etc.); starting (a project, plan, etc.); beginning; initiation
maternity nerves; maternity neurosis
10,000; ten thousand; myriad; everything; all; (arch.) various
swaying (only once, in a large, slow motion); relaxedly
planned; scheduled; systematic
searching for someone; search for a missing person; searching for a (job) candidate; recruitment; scouting
the place one comes from; one's birthplace; one's hometown
register of names; list of names; roll; register; roster
pushing; support; backing; pushing from behind (a cart, etc.); pusher
conquest; domination; supremacy; winning (a championship)
to stop; to abort; to discontinue; to close
handle; grip; holder; person who holds
improvement (e.g. in skill, ability); advance; progress; communication of opinions of the general populace to those of high rank
feeling; mood; disposition; mental attitude; somewhat; slightly