reset; fresh start; new beginning
distance in a straight line; distance as the crow flies
to jump over; to leap over; to fly over; to fly across; to jump ahead (of someone); to skip over
wonderful; astounding; marvellous
flat-out run; driving at full speed
(turning) round and round; in circles; wrapping around; winding around
example; simile; metaphor; allegory
please be careful; please take care
to mount (a horse, bicycle, etc.); to straddle; to sit astride; to span (an area, time, etc.); to extend over; to spread over
riding (on horseback); mounting (a horse)
halo; aureole; aureola; halo (optical phenomenon); glory
(distant) howling; howl; backbiting; criticizing someone behind their back
bodily; with all one's weight; with one's whole body
scratch; graze; scrape; abrasion
second arrow; second move; second step
to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.); to go through; to pierce; to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
upper level; upper grade; high rank; advanced level; senior level; upper class
remains; corpse; (dead) body
looking out for oneself; putting one's own skin first; prioritizing one's own safety above all else
letting (someone) die without helping
uneasiness; vague apprehension; premonition
to look displeased; to frown; to scowl; to look grave; to look serious
to feel refreshed; to feel more cheerful; to feel better
to follow around; to shadow; to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure); to follow one
shame; disgrace; (sexual) violation; rape
shameless; shameless person
to cut (grass, hair, etc.); to mow; to clip; to trim; to prune; to shear
reappearance; reemergence; return; reproduction; reenactment; recreation
large; big; older; senior; final; ultimate
forward somersault; forward roll
surprise attack; surprise visit; catching a person off guard
ill-natured; mean; mischievous; nasty; unkind; teasing
idiom; set phrase; idiomatic phrase
awareness; realization; noticing
accepting; consenting; agreeing; submission; compliance; agreement
-cide; killing; killer (of ...)
to play for time; to use delaying tactics
cease-fire; truce; armistice
to heal; to cure; to satisfy (e.g. hunger, thirst); to alleviate (e.g. sorrow, fatigue)