territory (of country, feudal domain, etc.); (arch.) counter for suits of clothing, sets of armor, etc.
person's origin (e.g. city, country, parentage, school)
daughter; girl (i.e. a young, unmarried woman)
feeling refreshed; feeling relieved; neat; tidy; frank; open-hearted; completely
to incline one's head to the side (in doubt); to tilt one's head to the side (in confusion); to be puzzled
which (of three or more); well; now; c'mon
to believe; to believe in; to place trust in; to confide in; to have faith in
talk; speech; topic; subject; discussions; negotiation; rumor
to curry favour (with); to play up (to); to cozy up (to); to butter up
vagrancy; wandering; nomadism
performance (e.g. music, dance, pantomime, etc.)
such ... as; or some such
one's say; one's point; complaint; grievance; objection
direction; way; side (of an argument, etc.); one's part; type; category; field (of study, etc.)
component; factor; item (e.g. in list); element (e.g. in array); member (e.g. data structure)
to discuss; to talk together
now that you mention it; come to think of it; that reminds me; on that subject; speaking of which
wherein; therein; thereinto
rumour; rumor; report; hearsay; gossip; common talk
to employ; to hire; to charter
private tutor; coach; governess
Saint; St.; S.; sacred; holy; pure
genius; prodigy; natural gift
because ...; for ...; the reason being ...; as for ...; when it comes to ...; regarding ...
don't you think?; indicates question
royal capital; imperial capital
vague; faint; dim; indistinct; hazy; blurry
information; news; intelligence; information; data contained in characters, signals, code, etc.
to apply pressure to; to press
force; vigor; influence; authority; impetus; momentum
pretext; history; past; according to ...; ... says
advanced level; high grade; senior
fingers; fingertips; underling; stooge; tool
to take off one's hat to a person; to acknowledge another's superiority
splendid; magnificent; utter (esp. defeat); total; (arch.) something worth seeing; (arch.) sight
to manage skillfully; to manoeuvre (e.g. car, horse); to maneuver