to act violently; to rage; to struggle; to be riotous
to push (something) out; to jut out (can have a negative nuance); to protrude; to rise out the trap door (on stage)
vise; vice; capstan; windlass; cargo net
self-control; self-restraint
congestion (with blood); hyperemia; hyperaemia
to get up (e.g. from bed); to make one's way in the world; to achieve in life
warning signal; restricted speed signal
to run off (fluid); to run down; to flow down
sightseeing; watching; viewing; sightseer; spectator; viewer
within the blood; blood-borne
to live (of animals); to inhabit; to nest
amplification; magnification; amplification; making larger
action; operation; process; agency; effect; function
change; variation; variety; diversity; inflection; declension
to help; to assist; to aid; to contribute to; to be a factor in
existence; being; life; survival
compensation; reparation; price (of achieving a goal); cost; paying compensation on someone's behalf; compensation
one's own strength; one's own efforts; self-salvation
self-; from (a time or place)
inside the cell; intracellular
intake (e.g. of salt); ingestion; absorption (e.g. of new knowledge); adoption (e.g. of foreign culture); reception and protection
ball; sphere; bead (of sweat, dew, etc.); drop; ball (in sports); pitch (e.g. in baseball); pile (of noodles, etc.)
malignant (cancer); virulent; pernicious (anemia, anaemia)
illness; condition; -pathy
intracerebral; inside the brain; (occurring) in the mind; mental (e.g. image); imaginary
material; substance; matter
disturbance; confusion; perturbation; commotion; turbulence
attenuation; damping; decay
rising; exacerbated; exasperated; accelerated; aggravated
to flush out (a hare, fox, etc.); to drive out; to drive (cattle, sheep, etc.); to urge on; to drive (to do); to urge
stifled (laughter); simmering
to make a sound with one's throat; to purr (of a cat)
unlimited; endless; boundless; infinite
fresh; refreshing; invigorating; clear (voice); fluent (speech); eloquent
dainty; delicate (e.g. fingers); fine; sensitive; delicate (feelings, sense, etc.); subtle