what?!; what did you say?!; why?; what for?; anyone; anything
regular drinking; habitual drinking
standard; basis; principle
to commit a crime; to commit a sin
stock; inventory; having in stock; being in stock
stocktaking; inventory count; faultfinding
perpetrators of (some) crime; (some type of) crime
alcoholic drink; alcoholic beverage
tummy; tumtum; bang-bang; pop-pop; without reservation; unreservedly
to float; to save (on one's expenses); to scrimp; to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
raising a question; posing a problem; setting a hare running
extensive; vast range; wide scope
dawn; daybreak; end; soon after something has ended; beginning (of a new year, month, etc.)
preparation; arrangements
to become excited; to grow lively
one place; (all in) the same place; one spot; one location; one part; one passage
(large) compilation; culmination (of hard work)
highlight (scene); high point; climax; show-off scene (of an actor in a play)
to clench (one's teeth); to grit; to set; to clamp
literal translation; direct translation
to delineate; to draw; to express; to imagine
undesirable friend; bad company; bad companion; partner-in-crime (i.e. good friend); close friend; buddy
obligation chocolate; chocolate given by women to male colleagues, etc. out of obligation on Valentine's day
dew; tears; (not) a bit; (not) at all
acknowledgement; acknowledgment; understanding; approval; consent
midwinter; cold season; coldest days of the year
(mouse) click; click (sound)
registrant; subscriber; enrollee
baren; disk-shaped rubbing pad for pressing paper when making a print from a wood block
buff (color); buffing; buff (positive status effect)
to repay double the original amount; to repay x times the original amount
rise (e.g. of a movement); emergence; rearing one's head; gaining prominence; coming to the fore; gaining power
secret information; intelligence
maneuvering behind the scenes; backroom deals; dodgy dealings
14th day of the month; 14 days
manure; night soil; dung; fertiliser; fertilizer
to whirl; to eddy; to swirl; to whirl around (of feelings, thoughts, etc.); to swirl around; to surge