drinking water; potable water
being quick-eared; having sharp ears; being first to know about something
excavation; exhumation; digging up; discovery (of a new fact, talent, etc.); finding; unearthing
early (prompt) settlement; swift resolution; speedy solution
paying back a favour; repayment (of an obligation, kindness, etc.)
to take offense (at); to take offence (at); to feel hurt (by)
to step forward; to take a step forward
new registration; registering for the first time
to soar; to fly high; to be whirled up; to make merry; to be ecstatic; to be in high spirits
rank (of troops); file; column; formation
nest-building; making a hive, web, den, etc.
to dig up; to unearth; to uncover
staying in the air; remaining airborne
mottled pattern; patchy pattern
naked eye; the physical eye
obvious; (as) clear as day; plain to see
same as above; ditto; ibid.
to appear all together; to be all present
to form a line; to queue up; to line up
to be smeared; to be covered
foreign enemy; outside invader
location information (as used by location-based services, e.g. GPS position)
mark (for quick identification or recognition); sign; landmark; guide; (arch.) trademark
proposed site; site chosen
immediately carrying out (a plan); right away; without delay; immediately
speed maniac; speed demon
whim; caprice; fancy; capricious; fickle; whimsical
not the time for; not the place for; far from; far more than; nowhere near just; well beyond
to lose an easy game; to suffer an unexpected defeat; to lose information
making a mold; taking a (dental) impression
footprints; record of page visitors (e.g. in social networking sites)
search; lookup; hunt; (item of) research; exploration; investigation
lightly; wide (open); gapingly; suddenly; unexpectedly
blank space (in a document); blank; void; whitespace
reality; actuality; actual conditions; ultimate reality; absolute truth
master; boss; stable master; craftsman; artisan; (arch.) foster parent
older brother and younger sister
person standing watch; guard duty
to add to one's circle of friends (or colleagues, etc.); to take in; to accept
keeping an eye on people's belongings (so they don't get stolen)
queen; female monarch; queen consort; consort of a king; queen; princess