to blow away; to blow off; to dispel; to drive away; to talk big
to cut into (a line, conversation, etc.); to force oneself into (e.g. a crowd); to fall below (of stock prices, sales, etc.); to drop below; to wedge; to play a wedge
power; might; authority; influence
lessening; diminishing; reducing
to weave into; to interweave; to incorporate; to include; to put in
extravagant; absurd; unbelievable; enormous; tremendous; extraordinary
some; any; in any way; of some kind; of some sort
disabling; invalidation; nullification; vitiation
eardrum; tympanic membrane
to get torn; to tear; to rip; to be broken off (of negotiations, etc.); to break down; to collapse
small fish; small fry; (a) nobody; small fry; noob; weak player
in one go; in one gulp; in one breath; suddenly; all of a sudden; all at once
subordinate; underling; henchman; minion
star (actor, athlete, etc.); celebrity; star (symbol); asterisk; (celestial) star
order; discipline; regularity; system; method
emission; emanation; letting out (feelings); venting; divergence (of light); divergence
(at) a glance; (judging from) appearances
in that manner; like that
to weigh on one's mind; to worry one; to be concerned about
impossible to understand; impossible to decipher
condensation (of ideas, emotions, etc.); concentration; condensation (of a vapour or gas)
to inhale; to breathe in; to suck up; to swallow up (in a crowd, whirlpool, the darkness, etc.); to suck in
exactly; precisely; closely; tightly; properly; without fail
classification; categorization; sorting
irregular; bad bounce (in tennis); bad hop (in baseball)
point in common; common term; common trait; common denominator
to throw; to hurl; to give up; to abandon; to cast (a glance, shadow, doubt, etc.)
ecstatically; spellbound; with rapt attention; abstractedly; absentmindedly; absorbedly
ecstasy; rapture; trance; senility
trouble; burden; nuisance; care; dependence; support
worn-out; ragged; crumbling; dry and crumbly; falling (in drops or clumps); scattering
to dance (orig. a whirling dance); to whirl (in the wind); to flutter (about); to swirl
to go through; to pass through; to get through; to cut across
damp; humid; wet; gloomy; melancholy; depressing
slimy; slippery; (moving) slowly
quiver; quaver; flutter; statistical fluctuation
to pound (e.g. heart); to pulse (e.g. vein); to pulsate