boisterously; roughly; briskly
to worry; to fret; to get anxious
to copy (down); to transcribe
customer traffic; customers; custom
edged tool; cutting instrument; knife
the body; the flesh; the outer man; one's physique
irregularity; abnormality; change of tone; transposition; modulation
to bark; to howl; to howl (of the wind); to roar (of the sea); to yell; to shout
patting; stroking; caressing
pretending not to see (something); turning a blind eye (to); closing one's eyes (to); looking the other way
some nerve (as in "you have some nerve to ...")
to accept someone's challenge; to take up the gauntlet
to make a slip of the tongue; to let something slip
in that manner; like that
to look young; to seem young
very unskillful; extremely awkward
(an actor) conveying qualities of a character without gestures or speech; implied acting; implicitly asserting one's will (e.g. by sheer force of personality); performance using one's stomach (e.g. by drawing a face on it and animating it using one's abdominal muscles); acrobatics performed on a laid-out person's belly
trip story; vacation story
elegant; lively but restrained; quietly beautiful
tedious; boring; dull; to feel bored; to get bored (with); to get tired (of)
champion of justice; knight in shining armor; crime avenger; hero; super hero
to shut oneself in (e.g. one's room); to be confined in; to fill with (emotion, enthusiasm, power, etc.); to imbue with; to fill a space (of a gas, smell, etc.); to be heavy with (e.g. smoke); to be muffled (e.g. of a voice)
seeing two people (i.e. romantically) at the same time; two-timing; bifurcation; fork; fence-sitting; playing it both ways
gracefully; affectedly; mincingly
to pass (the night); to spend; to reveal; to divulge; to prove; to verify
founder of a religious sect
creation; production; creative work (novel, film, etc.); fabrication; fiction; invention
pasturing (e.g. cattle); letting (an animal) run loose; letting (someone) do as they please; leaving (something) to take its own course; letting (an issue) go unchecked
swiftness of foot; fast runner; swift horse; fleet steed
hustle and bustle; throng; crowd; congestion; traffic jam
to banter; to make fun of; to cool; to refrigerate; to window-shop; to look at without buying
to hum (a tune); to sing to oneself; to croon
strumming; thrumming; plunking; plonking
to strum (an instrument); to thrum; to pluck
(wandering) minstrel; troubadour
ordinary; common; commonplace; mediocre; unremarkable; undistinguished
to grab attention; to attract notice; to be eye-catching
princess; daughter of a nobleman