pod (e.g. a pea pod); shell; hull
strange; unfamiliar; unknown; unfamiliarity; strangeness; stranger
to read (a book); to open (a book) to read; to unravel (e.g. a mystery); to discover (the truth)
to weigh on one's mind; to trouble one's heart; to be concerned about; to worry about
proper; appropriate; due; suitable
companion; comrade; escort; member of a party; fellow traveller; fellow traveler
to lie down (and sleep); to go to bed (with an illness)
flustered; confused; panicked
farmer; farming family; farmhouse; School of Agrarianism (China); School of Agronomists
ethics; ethical viewpoint; moral value; sense of duty; sense of ethics
same room; sharing a room; occupying the same room
cheater; unfaithful person; adulterer
to be popular (esp. with the opposite sex); to be well liked; to be pampered (spoiled, doted upon, etc.); to be welcomed
bitter (e.g. criticism); sharp; biting; severe; scathing; harsh
to be in high spirits; to be encouraged; to be lively; to cheer up
hesitation; hindrance; washroom
worthless; shit; disparaging; demeaning
change; alternation; rotation; replacement; substitution; shift
making use of; application; practical use; operation (esp. of a boat); steering
spacious; roomy; large; extensive (business, dealings, etc.); large (scale); broad
direct talks; direct negotiations; talking to someone in person
square; formal; prim; stuffy
to settle down (and deal with something); to concentrate all one's energy (on something); to settle oneself (in a place); to settle down (somewhere); to take a solid stance; to lower one's center of gravity (centre)
accidental fire; fire caused by negligence; misfire; failure to ignite
saprolegnia; water mould; cotton mould
sea of fire; sea of flames; blazing inferno
fruition; fructification; bearing fruit; bearing fruit (of efforts, plans, etc.); coming to fruition; yielding success
ignition; combustion; firing a blank cartridge; discharge of a gun without bullets; firing (of an event); triggering
germination; sprouting; budding
nuisance to other people; inconvenience to others
to pay for someone else (with the expectation of being reimbursed later); to lend someone the money to pay for (e.g. rent); to make a temporary payment on someone's behalf
broad (view, perspective, etc.); wide; large
surplus; remainder; residue; margin; balance
strength in one's arms; physical strength; muscular strength; force; violence
to create a breeding ground for future problems; to turn a blind eye to future trouble; to allow for something to come back and bite one in the ass (in the future)
independent; autonomous; voluntary; of one's own initiative
to forfeit; to confiscate; to call out; to summon