lukewarm; tepid; disagreeably warm (e.g. bath)
from out of nowhere; from who knows where
focus; focal point; focus (of attention, a discussion, etc.); point at issue; focus
enough; sufficient; sufficiently; fully; division into ten
successive; consecutive; back-to-back; one after another
rapid succession (e.g. questions)
to go flying along; to move fast (against the wind)
to spill over and fall; to scatter (petals, leaves, etc.)
skeletal remains; dry bones of a corpse; human skeleton
completion; finish; workmanship; result; outcome
a particular; a certain; that kind of; such a
scary; frightening; eerie; dreadful
violent emotion; passion; fury
filthy; unfair; dirty; untouchable; disgusting; nasty
to be worth; to be worthy of; to deserve; to merit
minus; subtraction; negative (number); deficit; loss; disadvantage; drawback
to herd; to drive; to corner; to force someone into doing; to go hard; to push yourself
guidance; leading; induction; introduction; incitement; inducement
to drive on; to urge forward (e.g. cattle); to rouse (game from its cover); to press a tenant to leave; to evict
abandonment; renouncement; renunciation; resignation; abdication; surrender
taking refuge; finding shelter; evacuation; escape; seeking safe haven
resolute; determined; bold
repulse; repelling (e.g. the enemy); driving back
to hurry (up); to urge on; to press; to rush
to drag; to trail; to force (someone) along; to drag (along); to prolong; to drag out
whispering into a person's ear
to jest; to joke; to play the fool; to act indecently; to be silly over
farce; charade; person who serves tea; short and humorous improvised sketch (originating from Edo-era kabuki)
intensive; concentrated; focused
devil; evil spirit; genie
courtyard; quadrangle; middle court
escape; flight; breakout; fleeing; desertion
to stretch around (e.g. a fence, dragnet, etc.); to lay out (e.g. a wiring system, network, etc.); to string up (e.g. an antenna, ship's rigging, etc.)
to push (something) out; to jut out (can have a negative nuance); to protrude; to rise out the trap door (on stage)
to earn (income); to make (money); to score (points, victory); to gain (time); to work hard (at one's job); to labor
to tease; to make fun of; to ridicule; to mock; to play with (e.g. a toy); to fiddle with
feeling keenly; fully realizing
revolution; rotation; turning; turning (an aircraft or ship)