remembrance; recollection; recognition
to disclose; to divulge; to expose; to open (a grave); to dig out
to take (someone) out (for a walk, to lunch, etc.); to entice out; to lure away
taking (a suspect to the police); dragging (someone) away
indiscriminate shooting; random shooting; firing blindly
(sound of a) gunshot; (gun) report
madness; insanity; irregularity; deviation; fanaticism; fanatic
to leak out (a secret); to be exposed (a lie, improper behaviour, etc.); to be found out; to get away (of fish)
retaliation; revenge; reprisal; retorsion; retortion
whichever one chooses; either way
to stop up; to close up; to stand in the way; to obstruct; to occupy; to fill up
to be perturbed; to be agitated
to watch over; to watch attentively
powerlessness; helplessness; incompetent
to spring at; to leap upon; to swoop down on; to throw oneself upon (e.g. an enemy)
palm (of one's hand); skill; (in one's) grip; (under one's) control; one's (concealed) intentions; one's cards
master; teacher; stable master
oh!; ah!; oh dear!; good grief!; dear me!; thank God!
without; unacceptable; not alright; unsatisfactory
male; manly; brave; larger (of the two); greater; (arch.) man
slow; time-consuming; late (in the day); towards the end (of the day or night); later (than expected or usual); late
to pierce through; to break through
to one's heart's content; as much as one wants; as hard as one can; resolution; decisiveness; determination
recognition; acquaintance
to break; to be broken; to be folded; to give in; to back down; to turn (a corner)
sharp pain; acute pain; intense pain
to plunder; to grab; to snatch
gaining total control (of people or counties); suppression; oppression; control; mastery; ascendancy
audience; spectator; spectators
to be taken aback; to be astonished; to be dumbfounded
hero; heroine; Eroica Symphony (Beethoven, 1804); Heroic Polonaise (Chopin)
cheers; applause; ovation; acclamation
to breathe out; to exhale
settlement; solution; resolution
(with a) start; fright; alarm
unthinkable; unimaginable; terrible; awful; (arch.) very