always; constantly; frequently; often; nonstop
to settle down; to get a steady job; to marry and raise a family; to attire oneself; to outfit oneself
son-in-law taken (adopted) into family
to close down a business; to shut a business
doubt; misgivings; distrust; suspicion
to lay bare; to expose; to reveal
circumference; girth; tour; pilgrimage; circulation (e.g. of blood)
minitruck; light truck; small truck; light pickup
to stop (moving); to come to a stop; to stop (doing, working, being supplied); to come to a halt; to alight; to perch on
knob; handle; snack (to have with a drink); side dish; a pinch (e.g. of salt); (file) handle
to have a drink; to have a few drinks
(car) dealer; (card) dealer; (foreign exchange) dealer
young commander; young leader; young master
sake made without added alcohol or sugar
stir-fry of pork liver and garlic chives
hollow; cavity; hole; cave
skull (esp. weatherbeaten, used as symbol of death); death's head; cranium
half the amount (of money); half price; half fare
merrymaking; high jinks; drunken revelry; spree
to drink oneself dead drunk; to drink oneself unconscious
resting one's chin in one's hands; brace (in construction); angle brace
shadow; shade; shading; nuance; shades of meaning; subtleties
famous product; special product; speciality; specialty
to have an accident (esp. traffic accident); to cause an accident
teacher; previous ruler; previous lord; lord of the previous generation
assortment; product lineup
charcoal; charred remains
neighbourhood; neighborhood
to be too busy; to be occupied; to concentrate on single-mindedly
excessively spacious; unduly wide; sprawling
reeking of liquor; smelling of alcohol
dispersing; breaking up; running away
thank you (for the meal); that was a delicious meal; thank you (for displaying lovey-dovey behaviour)
bill (e.g. at a restaurant); check
with a snap; (break) cleanly; (reject) sternly; flatly; smartly (e.g. of dressing up well)
to leave words (behind one, e.g. after death); to say (for posterity); to utter last words; to leave some things unsaid
lunch; midday meal; food served at a tea party (tea ceremony)
to put on the brakes; to put a stop to
to one's heart's content; as much as one wants