saying; maxim; aphorism; proverb
setting off (on a trip); departure
cheese; tee (piping); T-joint; cheese (said when taking a photograph)
husband and wife; married couple
to put away; to stow away; to tuck away; to hoard
somehow; for some reason; without knowing why
to get thin; to taper off
water; (drinking) water; night entertainment business; nightlife worker; racy; titillating
to be full; to wax (e.g. moon); to rise (e.g. tide); to mature; to expire
to water (a plant, a flower etc.)
taste (of a liquid, esp. alcoholic beverages); someone who enjoys alcohol; place one's lips touch on the rim of a cup; shape of one's mouth when drinking; tap; faucet
consciousness; awareness; relief; calm
(one's) older brother; lad; sonny
philanthropic activity; charity work
to say things to ease one's mind
easy; simple; ready; casual; off-hand; easy-going
contagious disease; communicable disease; transmissible disease; infectious disease; epidemic
clear insight; resignation (to one's fate); acceptance
to loathe to part (with); to be reluctant to leave (someone)
to be conceited; to be stuck up; to be full of oneself; to be cocky
evil; wickedness; (role of) the villain (in theatre, etc.); the bad guy
it's OK to ...; it's best to ...; it's alright to ...
harsh (criticism, treatment, etc.); severe; hard; strict
one's social standing; one's position; one's place; one's station in life
your husband; her husband
sulky look (often with puffed cheeks); sullen look; pout; glower
the north; northward; northern direction; northern part (e.g. of a country); northern district
to have someone send (a message, parcel, etc.); to send (via someone else); to leave (a message) with someone; (arch.) to use as an excuse; (arch.) to make a pretext of
gradually; by degrees; little by little; step by step
goosebumps; gooseflesh; goose pimples; rough skin; coarse skin
shivering; feeling chilly; shuddering (with fear); feeling creepy; thrilled; excited
mix-up; mistake; misunderstanding
master; Your Lordship; My Lord; husband
weird; disgusting; sickening
drop-by-drop; dripping; incessantly (esp. speaking, e.g. complaints, compliments); in great profusion; sluggishly; dawdling
shock (emotional); shock (physical); impact; crisis (esp. financial); event that rattles the markets; (circulatory) shock
(a story) so sad that both the speaker and the listener shed tears