to get entangled (with each other); to get muddled together
red; crimson; red-containing colour (e.g. brown, pink, orange); Red (i.e. communist); red light (traffic); red ink (i.e. in finance or proof-reading); (in) the red
blue; azure; green; green light (traffic); black (horse coat color); blue 5-point card; immature
rope; cord; policeman's rope
ring; circle; hoop; wheel; circle (e.g. of friends); planetary ring
dragon-head gargoyle; gutter spout
to heat; to heat up; to get excited; to get worked up; to get fired up
crown; diadem; bottle cap
lack of common sense; thoughtlessness; senselessness; irrationality; absurdity
reappearance; reemergence; return; reproduction; reenactment; recreation
meaning; connotation; denotation
flapping (of a flag, fan, etc.); fluttering; pitter-patter (of footsteps); quickly (making progress); in quick succession
astringency; constriction; collecting (e.g. opinions); putting together; collection (of taxes); convergence (of light); convergence
law of cause and effect; principle of causality
to follow (a rule, precedent, style, etc.); to conform to; to be in accordance with
to lie on top of each other; to overlap; to pile up
to tumble down; to roll down
chemical reaction; generation of an unexpected result from combining things
to change (into); to turn (into); to transform (into); to influence
attribute; property; attribute; alignment (in a role-playing game); element (of an enemy or attack); type (of dealt damage); (character) type
explanation; commentary; exposition; elucidation
sentence; composition; text; the literary arts (as opposed to the military arts); academia; statement
allegory; allegorical tale
watercolor painting; watercolour painting
outline; summary; argument
to approve (of); to be in favor of; to be in favour of
Rosicrucian; Fellowship of the Rosy Cross
episode; side story; story within a story; aside; anecdote
suffering; distress; hardship; trial
end; tip; end (of the year, month, etc.); close; youngest child; descendants; offspring
diamond; diamond; infield; diamonds (suit)
child (esp. one of elementary school age or younger)