frightening; scary; (arch.) extreme; (arch.) exaggerated; (arch.) huge
competition swimsuit; competition swimwear
to gather in a circle; to form a circle
having a romantic interest; having a chance (of being hired, etc.); (lit.) having a pulse
to be precocious; to be mature for one's age; to seem grown-up; to seem mature
pert; tomboyish; impudent; (arch.) gallant; (arch.) chivalrous
sensitivity (e.g. of a measuring instrument); reception (radio, TV, etc.); sensitivity (of film)
(clenched) fist; knuckles
stimulating; exciting; provocative
bending and stretching; flexing and extending
wild; rough; unrefined; unpolished; rugged; tough
love is blind; (lit.) (when in love) even pockmarks are dimples
I (alphabet letter); i; I (symbol for iodine)
gymnastics; physical exercises; artistic gymnastics; gymnastics competition; physical education (class); PE
shallow; superficial; thoughtless; short-sighted; foolish; silly
look of amazement; looking dumbfounded
(female) childcare worker; nursery school teacher
to slide down; to slip down
plain; unaffected; natural; unpretentious; frank; candid
without cause; without reason
spectators; onlookers; members of the audience
playboy; libertine; (professional) gambler; person without a steady job; idler
plump; fleshy; chubby; (walking) slowly; with soft-footed steps (of toddlers, small animals, etc.)
parenthood; parent or someone with children on the way (esp. an expecting mother); (of a fish) containing roe (eggs)
trunks; shorts (e.g. seaside use)
increase in production; production increase
gallery; corridor; art gallery; upper gallery (in a theatre); spectators (esp. at a golf tournament)
go on!; right!; here goes!
step; stride; counter for steps
beyond that point; after that
bulging; swelling (e.g. with water); loose-fitting or baggy (clothing); bubbling; foaming
egregious; outrageous; too much; over the top
obstacle; hindrance; impediment; nuisance; bore; burden
a little; a bit; slightly
continuation; continuance; maintenance; persistence; going on
to get cold feet; to back away; to withdraw
to press down; to hold down; to pin down; to suppress (feelings, disorder, opposition, etc.); to repress