(in) dire straits; (in a) serious bind; (in a) big pinch
to thrust away; to send flying
somehow; how; in what way; why; what kind of
dilatorily; sluggishly; to take a lot of time; to become late; to take it easy
road; path; route; way; distance; journey; road (e.g. to victory)
middle; centre; center; midpoint; heart
to remove; to move out of the way
car; automobile; vehicle; wheel
to stop; to turn off; to park; to prevent; to suppress (a cough); to stop (someone from doing something); to dissuade
very; greatly; much; just about to; almost; very nearly
such; like that; that sort of; very
common sense; good sense; common knowledge; general knowledge; common practice; accepted practice
pluralizing suffix (esp. for people and animals; formerly honorific)
nature; natural; spontaneous; naturally; spontaneously
(divine) providence; dispensation
thing; object; one's things; possessions; things; something; quality
oh; ho; exclamation of surprise, admiration, etc.; hoo (owl call); toot (sound of a flute)
to protect; to guard; to defend; to keep (i.e. a promise); to abide (by the rules); to observe
tedious talk; impertinent talk; repetitious talk; saucy speech; pretentious statement
never mind that; don't worry about that; listen up
brat; kid; urchin; preta; hungry ghost
thank you; thanks; much (thanks); very (sorry); quite; really; somehow
dense; dim; dull-witted; unsympathetic; slow to understand; slow on the uptake
appearing ...; looking ...; way to ...; method of ...ing; form; style
if; in case; as for; on the topic of; if that's the case; if so
very; greatly; much; just about to; almost; very nearly
to spoil; to rot; to corrode
tirthika; non-Buddhist teachings; heterodoxy; unorthodoxy; demon; devil
still; much more; (not) yet; still a long way to go; still a long way off; not there yet
bread; (sweet) pastry; staff of life; one's bread
counter for birds, rabbits, etc.
thought; report on one's investigation into ...; deceased father
oneself (itself, etc.); I; me; you; by oneself (itself, etc.); interjection expressing anger or chagrin