slowly; inefficiently; tardily; dawdling
honorable death; death without surrender; honorable defeat; trying but being utterly beaten; being completely rejected when professing one's love
at one's feet; underfoot; gait; pace; most recent; current
with energy (of parties and such); enthusiastically; going all out
demon; devil; -crazed person; -obsessed person; dreaded; terrible
unthinkable; unexpected; outrageous; offensive
good quality; fine quality; superior quality; high quality
hard lump under the skin (e.g. adipous tumor, lymph node tumor, etc.); grinding against; pressing or rubbing with turning movements (e.g. someone's shoulders with one's elbow); rolling one's eyes; goggling one's eyes; rattling sound
to pat (e.g. a dog); to rub; to stroke; to fondle; to caress
if you are so inclined; if it suits you; if you like
cooperation; collaboration; help; support
will (to do something); drive; motivation; enthusiasm; eagerness
at once; right away; promptly; quickly; right now; this instant
how things should be; the way something ought to be; ideal state; ideal form
for; for the sake of; to one's advantage; because of; as a result of
to shiver; to shake; to quake; to tremble; to quaver; to quiver
loud laughter; roaring with laughter
course (of events); development; progress; market order; order without limit
one o'clock; once; at one time; for a time; for a while; a time
evacuation; withdrawal; revocation; repeal; retreat
to send flying with a kick
to run out; to rush out; to start running; to begin to run; to break into a run
running as fast as one can
to eat; to live; to make a living; to bite; to sting (as insects do); to tease; to torment
sink or swim; all or nothing; hit or miss; make or break
to bare one's fangs; to snarl (at)
to grab at; to clutch; to grapple with
high-class; high-grade; high-quality; high-ranking; high-level; senior
to have excess momentum (from going too fast, using too much force, etc.); to get carried away; to go overboard; to overdo (something)
to give a round of applause; to applaud
to step on; to tread on; to set foot on (e.g. foreign soil); to stand on; to experience; to undergo; to follow (rules, principles, etc.)
escape; getting away (from); getting out (of); prolapse; proptosis
opposite; reverse; contrary; front and back; parallel to; back to back
soaked; drenched; sopping; incessantly (raining); drizzling
to follow (a road, path, etc.); to trace; to follow (a clue, scent, tracks, plot, etc.); to trace (a route, history, family tree, etc.); to head towards (of a situation); to go in the direction of