natural accompaniment; inseparable pair; inevitable aspect (of something); part and parcel; supplementary printed insert (in a book or magazine); appendix
to be rejuvenated; to feel young again
bypass operation; bypass surgery
weight; weight (e.g. of someone's words); burden; importance; significance
hiding one's embarrassment
to comb back; to stroke upward; to smooth up
acquaintance; making someone's acquaintance
to dry up; to parch; to ebb away
silent film; silent movie
please excuse the intrusion; I'm coming in
to muffle one's voice; to speak (or sob, etc.) quietly
repeatedly; over and over again; several layers deep; layer upon layer; row upon row
absurd; unreasonable; extreme; senseless; disorderly; chaotic
to turn into a state of feverish mood
to class (one thing with another); to rank (with); to respect (two things) the same; to see as comparable; to hold in equally high esteem
having a long way to go; having a long road ahead of one; being a long way off; being far off
remaining bony parts (of a fish after filleting); flaw (esp. of a person); fault; rice chaff; rough; crude
to make a cynical remark (about); to make a sarcastic remark (about); to satirize; to mock
living in peace; living a quiet life; being content with one's present position; being satisfied with one's lot
looking slender in clothing
bodily build; degree of fleshiness
to shine on; to illuminate; to compare (with); to refer to
glamorous; charming; fascinatingly elegant; lovely; gorgeous; beguiling
else; in addition; on top of that; furthermore; further; besides
28th day of the month; 28 days
properly; accurately; exactly; neatly; tidily; orderly
soya bean (Glycine max); soybean; soy
largish; biggish; on the large side; slightly larger; a little larger
several (objects, usu. from two to six)
to that extent; so (much)
sharp (knife, claws, etc.); pointed; sharp (pain, tone, etc.); acute; keen (intuition, sense of smell, etc.); acute
sword (esp. Japanese single-edged); katana; scalpel; chisel; burin; knife money (knife-shaped commodity money used in ancient China)