haughty;  arrogant;  insolent;  proud;  overbearing
 because;  the reason is;  if you want to know why
 to pull around;  to drag around;  to take around;  to show around
 in a hurry;  hastily;  in feverish haste
 to stop crying;  to cry oneself out
 to hold in one's arms;  to carry in one's arms;  to have (problems, debts, etc.);  to take on (a responsibility);  to employ;  to have (on one's staff)
 (turning) round and round;  in circles;  wrapping around;  winding around
 (not) anything;  (nothing) at all;  (not) any
 to respond;  to answer;  to meet (e.g. demands, expectations);  to affect;  to take a toll;  to strike home
 to be full of pride;  to be boastful
 to fall fast asleep;  to be confined to one's bed;  to be laid up
 entering a higher-level school, esp. going on to university
 restlessly;  aimlessly;  to loiter;  to drift;  to be restless;  to fuss
 to cry;  to weep;  to sob;  to howl
 ghastly;  gruesome;  appalling;  lurid
 facilitator;  programme director;  steering committee (chair)
 to tell;  to inform;  to announce;  to indicate;  to signal;  to mark
 to open (a door, etc.);  to unwrap (e.g. parcel, package);  to open (for business, etc.);  to empty;  to remove;  to move out;  to clear out
 to project;  to reflect;  to cast (shadow)
 to take the form (of);  to assume a shape
 military family;  warrior class
 to surpass;  to outstrip;  to excel
 time;  season;  period;  phase;  stage
 to be in the news;  to be talked about;  to become a popular topic of conversation;  to become the talk of the town;  to become topical
 coat;  tunic;  jacket;  outer garment
 supple;  flexible;  elastic;  graceful;  elegant;  refined
 tall figure;  high stature
 to perceive;  to grasp (the situation)
 finely chiseled (features)
 to come near;  to let someone approach;  to bring near;  to bring together;  to deliver (opinion, news, etc.);  to send (e.g. a letter);  to let someone drop by
 victory or defeat;  issue (of battle);  outcome
 last night;  yesterday evening
 decision;  determination;  resolution
 irritating;  aggravating;  upsetting
 anxiety;  uneasiness;  worry;  apprehension;  fear;  insecurity
 beginning;  start;  first (in line, etc.);  origin;  such as ...;  not to mention ...
 to envelop;  to blanket;  to cloak
 subterranean rumbling;  earth tremor
 to resound (echo) far and wide
 to hug someone close;  to hold someone tight;  to embrace closely
 to squat;  to crouch down (completely, generally with face looking through knees)