confidence; trust; faith; credit (finance)
to be sufficient; to be enough; to be worth doing; to be worthy of; to do (the job); to serve
to pass (time); to spend; to overdo (esp. of one's alcohol consumption); to drink (alcohol); (arch.) to take care of; (arch.) to support
(something) has never occurred; to have never done (something); such a thing has not happened; never happens; there is never a time when
brightness; brilliance; brilliancy; radiance; glitter
to cry; to weep; to sob; to howl
completely; entirely; all; in large amounts; a lot
to fall flat; to fall face down
condensation (of ideas, emotions, etc.); condensation (of a vapour or gas)
to fall on one's backside
to keep someone from doing; to stop; to prevent; to check; to hinder; to obstruct
torrent; rapid stream; violently rushing stream
to mow; to reap; to harvest
(cannot) possibly; (not) by any means; (not) at all; utterly; absolutely
to shut one's eyes; to ignore; to pretend not to know; to die
hard; solid; stiff; tight; strong; firm (not viscous or easily moved); safe
feel (of a material); texture
luxurious; magnificent; extravagant; sumptuous
armrest (of a chair); elbow rest
hilt (of a sword); haft (of a dagger); handle; handgrip
nothing but; none other than
full throttle; full power
far away; far off; nowhere near; far cry
thruster (e.g. on a satellite)
peculiarity; uniqueness; characteristic
more than anything; above all else
to tower over the surroundings
(are you) alright?; (are you) OK?
thankfully; fortunately; luckily; thanks to your (his, their, everyone's, etc.) kindness; thanks to your assistance; thanks to your support
awkward; uncomfortable; embarrassing
thanks; gratitude; manners; etiquette; bow; reward; gift
to cause trouble (for someone); to annoy; to bother; to inconvenience
polite; courteous; hospitable
human intellect; knowledge
request; favor; favour; reliance; dependence; trust
to be renewed; to change; to be improved; to be reformed; to stand on ceremony; to be formal
cramp; sprain; unreasonableness; absurdity; illogical; unreasonable
to change; to alter; to mistake; to make a mistake; to fail to keep (e.g. one's promise); to sprain (a muscle)