armor and helmet (armour)
stern; grave; austere; strict (e.g. security); severe; firm
to stick into (of something with a sharp point); to prick; to pierce; to resonate emotionally; to move
to eat; to live; to make a living; to bite; to sting (as insects do); to tease; to torment
hilt (of a sword); haft (of a dagger); handle; handgrip
creepy (feeling); uneasy (feeling); bad (feeling); giving one the creeps; hideous; scaring
to chuckle to oneself; to gloat (over)
also known as; also called
to extract; to pull out; to draw out; to headhunt; to lure away; to poach
young lady of noble birth; princess (esp. in Western contexts, tales, etc.); girl; small; cute; (arch.) prostitute
to be used up; to be run out; to be exhausted; to be consumed; to come to an end
shoe; shoes; boots; footwear; footgear
carapace; shell; 1st in rank; grade A; instep; back of hand
samurai on horseback; (medieval) knight
king; ruler; tycoon; magnate; king (of the senior player)
to order; to command; to appoint
receiving; reception; eating; drinking; please; please do for me
no wonder; little wonder; after all; as expected; which isn't surprising
large crowd; large herd; large flock; large school; large shoal; swarm
to burn down (to the ground); to clear away by burning; to reduce to ashes; to burn off
considerably; fairly; quite
dumbfounded; in mute amazement
difficult to ...; hard to ...
to flutter (in the wind); to wave; to turn over; to flip over; to suddenly change (attitude, opinion, etc.); to suddenly switch
tip of nose; before one's eyes; under one's nose; tip (of something)
to kill (a human) using a blade (sword, machete, knife, etc.); to slice (off); to lop (off); to cut (off)
to gather strength; to take heart
to draw (a thread); to let out (e.g. a rope); to head out as a group; to set out in large numbers; to send out one after another; to dispatch
to blow against; to spray (paint, etc.) (onto a surface)
to stagger; to stumble; to totter; to misconduct oneself; to have a love affair; to waver
covering; protection; backing; relief
to have the privilege of doing