to stick (into); to pierce; to enter at full speed; to hit (e.g. the catcher's mitt) at speed
nail (e.g. fingernail, toenail); claw; plectrum; pick; hook; clasp
like; similar to; something like ...; someone like ...
displeasure; discomfort; unpleasantness; indisposition; ailment
to stop (plug) one's ears
to wriggle; to squirm; to crawl like a worm
unpleasant; revolting; feeling sick; feeling unwell; uncomfortable; annoying
insect; bug; worm; roundworm; thing inside one's body believed to influence one's thoughts and feelings; (one's) unconscious; nervousness
the reverse (side); back (side); other side; hidden side; behind the scenes
spine; line of the backbone; seam down the back (of clothing)
(at) a glance; (judging from) appearances
half-crying; being on the verge of crying
regrettable; vexing; upsetting; unthinkable; wholly unexpected
chicken; chicken game; chicken race
difficult to ... (physically or emotionally); hard to ...
thickheaded; slow-witted; phlegmatic; slow (of one's movements); sluggish
to inflate (figures); to jack up (e.g. a score); to pad
irregular; unsystematic; unsteady; disorderly
to have excess momentum (from going too fast, using too much force, etc.); to get carried away; to go overboard; to overdo (something)
shrike (any bird of family Laniidae); bull-headed shrike (Lanius bucephalus); butcher bird
already; now; by this time; quick; early; fast
(arch.) offering (to the gods, emperor, etc.); gift; sacrifice
causing concern; (lit.) bad for the heart
manufactured goods; finished goods; product
tactful; adroit; shrewd; clever; smart; affable
to accomplish; to fulfill; to carry out
with a vroom; with a sudden shaking
to pierce through; to break through
to bend backwards; to bend oneself back; to be taken aback
pole; rod; line; dash; spoken monotonously
fear; dread; fright; willies
to well up (of tears, anger, joy, etc.); to surge up (within oneself); to rise; to feel nauseated; to feel sick
to be surprised; to be bewildered; to be confused; to be flustered; to roll one's eyes up and down
violence; vehemence; fury; fervour; fervor; severity
to disappear; to vanish; (arch.) to die