surprise; astonishment; wonder; amazement
friendly; affable; amiable; sociable; loving company; (animals) taking kindly to people
to push out; to project; to stick out; to hand over (e.g. to the police)
licking; lapping up; (eating up) quickly; gobbling up
various; diverse; different; divergent; divided; conflicting
insufficiency; deficiency; shortage; dissatisfaction; discontent; complaint
personal history; background; career
to guess; to sense; to presume; to sympathize with; to sympathise with
moving in (to a house, apartment, etc.); taking up residence
possible; potential; practicable; feasible
cognitive deficit; cognitive disturbance; cognitive disorder
hello; good day; good afternoon
outbreak of an illness; onset of a condition; appearance of symptoms
bodily; physical; corporeal; sexual; sensual; of the flesh
to result in death; to lead to death; to be fatal (e.g. disease)
moving forward (e.g. of a vehicle); onward movement; progress (of work, activities, etc.); advance; progression (of a disease, global warming, etc.); progression (e.g. chord progression)
health; healthy; sound; fit
time (three times, each time, etc.); times
disorder; chaos; confusion; mayhem
quality; value; nature; inherent quality; logical quality
to hurry (up); to urge on; to press; to rush
to whisper; to murmur; to rumor; to rumour
bothersome; tiresome; bother to do
just because; even if; even though
diaper; nappy; (arch.) swaddling clothes; (arch.) loincloth
to spill; to drop; to grumble (about); to complain (of); to let (one's feelings) show
love of; affection for; enthusiast for; being attractive to; being liked by
to approach; to draw near
operation scar; scar from an operation
to have an accident; to meet with an accident
Naraka; Hell; very bottom; the end; trap room (of a theatre); below-stage basement
dead center; (right in the) middle; midst; midst (e.g. of a storm); heyday; (the) height (e.g. of a debate)
to be worried about; to be concerned for someone's welfare
to take (seat, position, course, office, etc.); to assume; to ascend (the throne); to accede; to start (on a journey); to commence