having one's fill (of food or drink); eating (drinking) to one's heart's content; enjoying to the full
condition; assumption; intention; intent; premise
absolutely; positively; decidedly
to repeat; to do over again
putting one's hands behind one's back; having one's hands behind one's back; behind; rear; back
these days; nowadays; today; at this time (of day); at this hour
puzzled; perplexed; quizzical; dubious; suspicious
pivot; vital point; cornerstone; Japanese photinia
great mistake; serious error; blunder; complete misunderstanding
to tell (to do); to order; to tell (on someone); to report; to often say; to be used to saying
to stamp one's feet (in frustration, impatience, etc.)
serious; earnest; real sword (as opposed to a wooden practice weapon)
to put on airs; to throw one's weight about; to swagger; to act arrogantly
foul; breaking the rules; violation (of the law, regulations, etc.); infringement; breach
background; scenery; background (of an incident, situation, etc.); circumstances; backing; support (from behind the scenes)
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (1950 novel by C. S. Lewis)
in that case; (might not be what was expected or hoped for but) if that's the case
to say no more; to sink into silence
one more time; once more; once again
(good) result; outcome; fruits (of one's labors); product; accomplishment
a second time; again; once more; twice
gentle; quiet; mild; quiet (color, pattern, etc.); sober
minimum; at the very least
to try to do; to attempt to do
vague; ambiguous; shady; disreputable; fuzzy
way of saying (something); way of putting it; wording; phrasing; language; expression
cooperation; collaboration; help; support
to return a favor (favour); to repay
suitable time; good time; propriety; moderation
to choose at one's own discretion; to choose when to do something; to estimate (the time for something)
thoughtless; reckless; rash; excessive; unreasonable; immoderate
to run into; to collide with; to come to the end of (a street); to run into (difficulties, problems, etc.); to run up against
sliding door (esp. when removed from its frame and used for carrying things or people); large flounder
to climb over; to get over; to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.); to surmount; to surpass (a predecessor); to overtake
lived-in feel (e.g. of a room); sense of life; hints of daily life