to be tired of waiting; to wait impatiently
to omit; to leave out; to overtake; to pass; to say; to speak
rash; thoughtless; careless; hasty; imprudent
awesome; awe-inspiring; august; discourteous (to a superior); lacking due respect
suspicious; doubtful; dubious; questionable; fishy
grave; solemn; serious; harsh (e.g. truth); hard; strict
to flow out; to stream out; to pour out; to gush forth; to leak; to ooze out
lesson; discipline; example (e.g. set a bad example); revelation
free time; spare time; idle moment
recommendation; referral; endorsement
friendly; easy to get on with; easy to talk to; easy to like
to select someone (out of many people)
brushwork; handling of one's brush; command of one's pen; penmanship
naturally; in due course; by itself; of its own accord
everything; anything; nothing
well-informed person; walking dictionary; extensive knowledge
first; first base; first baseman
old age; age; old people; (arch.) I; (arch.) me; (arch.) my humble self
to hunt out; to flush out; to round up; to impress; to recruit
smoky; awkward; uncomfortable; ill at ease
to be (deeply) moving; to pack an (emotional) punch; to be emotionally touching; to strike home; to strike a chord
to blush; to go red in the face; to change color; to change colour
criterion (criteria) for selection
talented; gifted; prodigious; virtuoso; masterful
to hold one's breath; to bate one's breath
to soften; to calm down; to be eased; to be mitigated; to subside; to abate
neighbouring country; neighboring country; adjacent country
to rally; to make a comeback
death from disease; death from illness
exaggerated; overblown; overdone
sake cup; cup for alcoholic beverages; ritual exchange of cups (to seal a bond or pledge)
perpetual youth and longevity
northern army (e.g. in a civil war; esp. the Union Army during the American Civil War)
reminiscent smile; laughing at a memory; smiling to oneself as one recalls something pleasant or amusing
to take a picture; to take a photo
southern army (e.g. in a civil war; esp. the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War)
to duck one's head; to pull in one's head; to duck down; to shrug one's shoulders