pouring out in large amounts; flowing out gushingly
to cry and shout; to scream
something worth mentioning; something to count on; something problematic
firmly; solidly; heartily
arrival (of post, news, correspondence, etc.); receiving (a phone call, email, etc.)
verification of a calculation; checking (the result of) a calculation; going over one's figures
please come (and visit us); please come (to our shop)
tediously (explain, complain, etc.); repeatedly; persistently; insistently; ad nauseam; at great length
with bright almond eyes; eyes wide open; nonchalantly
local specialty or souvenir bought as a gift while traveling (travelling); present brought by a visitor; something unpleasant that one is given (e.g. an illness while on vacation); unwelcome gift
clasp; latch; catch; fastener
(jumping) nimbly; light-footed; boing; used at sentence end to affect cuteness
to spread; to be propagated
hamburger (in a bun); burger
invasion (e.g. of a country); raid; aggression
easy; simple; informal; offhand; cheap
stuffing; packing; endgame; final stage; end; end (esp. of a bridge); edge
dyer's knotweed (Persicaria tinctoria, used to produce indigo dye); indigo (dye); indigo (colour)
suffix for room numbers; suffix for apartment numbers
bell (used for summoning or signalling); buzzer
chief seat; seat of honor; seat of honour; head of the table
imitative sound (in film, theatre, etc.); sound effect
talks (i.e. formal discussions); conference; meeting
(table) napkin; serviette; sanitary napkin; sanitary pad
manifestation; public show; showing conspicuously
in a subdued voice; in undertones; in a whisper; dry and tasteless; stale
serial; cereal; breakfast cereal
pickled (something); pickled in (something); preserved in; overreliance on (e.g. medication); excessive use of
cola (carbonated soft drink); kola tree (Cola acuminata, etc.); cola tree
wrong; groundless; different; separate; unexpected; surprising
potato; French fries; chips; sweet potato
digestion (of food); digestion (of information); assimilation; consumption; absorption; (arch.) losing one's form and turning into something else