heavy; weighty; heavy (feeling, atmosphere, etc.); serious; gloomy
interest (in something); curiosity (about something); zest (for)
to draw (attention, sympathy, etc.); to attract (e.g. interest)
to turn round; to face about; to turn about
to deceive; to falsify; to dodge; to beg the question (issue, difficulties); to varnish over; to gloss over
as a matter of fact; really; truly; entirely; completely; wholly
body; physical system; (the) person
depending on; dependent on
for example; for instance; e.g.
dietary fiber; dietary fibre
material; substance; matter
one part; one portion; one section; one copy (e.g. of a document)
relation; relationship; participation; involvement; influence; effect
processed goods; finished goods
sometimes; occasionally; at times; seasonal; of the season; appropriate (for the season or occasion)
gaping (e.g. mouth, wound); (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait); biting into (food); gobbling up
to split; to tear; to burst; to be separated; to be divided
aftercare; care for patients after discharge from hospital; after-sales service
smooth; shiny; slippery; greasy; slurping (noodles)
hair; fur; wool; down; plumage
with these words; while saying
to touch; to feel; to get involved (with); to approach; to be harmful to; to hinder
drill bit; drill; drill (practice); drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus)
moustache; beard; whiskers (on a cat, etc.); feelers (on an insect, etc.); shadow (on a candlestick chart)
Mr; Mrs; clan; he; him; counter for people
to get between; to be caught in
surely; certainly; no doubt; indeed
inconvenience; inexpediency; unhandiness
father; dad; husband; you; he
pin (e.g. hairpin, bowling pin, golf pin, etc.); one (on dice, in cards, etc.); beginning; best; kickback
men and women; man and woman; both sexes; both genders
difference; variation; difference
to lose hair; to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
cutting edge; leading edge; forefront; tip; end
unthinkable; unexpected; outrageous; offensive
to assemble; to set up; to construct
excavation (usu. archeological); dig
hormone; cows' or pigs' offal (entrails)