degree; amount; grade; standard; of the order of (following a number); about
natural disaster; natural calamity; act of God
exaggerated; overdone; overblown; hyperbolic; bombastic; grandiose
group; crowd; flock; herd; bevy; school
insatiable; untiring; persistent
living thing; organism; creature; biology
desire; want; will; wish; urge; craving
to covet; to crave; to indulge in; to do ceaselessly; to eat greedily; to devour
personal affair; one's own affair
locust plague; damage to crops by grasshoppers
what is called; what you call; what they call; so-called
rice grasshopper (of genus Oxya); grasshopper; locust (of family Catantopidae)
explosive increase (in number of pests); (severe) outbreak or upsurge of pests
grasshopper; locust (of superfamily Acridoidea)
fields (of rice and other crops)
crop; crops; (agricultural) produce; farm products
famine; crop failure; chronic shortage (e.g. of water)
calamity; disaster; misfortune
blood relative; close relation; (one's) flesh and blood; flesh and blood; the body
true; real; genuine; proper; utter
existence; being; life; survival
strength; power; proficiency; ability
simple substance (e.g. chemical); something standing alone; separate item; solo item
special characteristic; special quality; trait; idiosyncrasy; peculiarity
to hunt (animals); to search (for a criminal); to go looking for (flowers, etc.); to gather (mushrooms)
boss; leader; head; boss (difficult enemy, usu. at the end of a section or level)
to chase away; to drive away; to drive out
human realm; world of humans; terrestrial world
to follow (a rule, precedent, style, etc.); to conform to; to be in accordance with
first place; first rank; units position (of a number)
to move up (e.g. date, rank, order); to be advanced; to be carried (of a number in addition)
ecology; life and habits (of an animal); mode of life; way of living
pushing back one's opponent while locked in close quarters; having a tendency towards; being close to
general idea; concept; notion
to trace back to (the origins of something)
cannibalism (in animals); feeding on each other; cannibalization; mutually harmful competition; internecine struggle
to endure; to keep out (e.g. rain); to pull through; to get over; to surpass; to outdo