delicious; tasty; good; nice
(one's) favourite food; (one's) favorite food
as a child; when one was a child
attitude; manner; behaviour; attitude (towards an issue, etc.); position; stance
couple who are more than friends, but not in an intimate relationship
shrieking; squealing; screeching; chattering (e.g. of a monkey); chittering
several people; some people; a few people; a number of people
dignity; eminent; high ranking; high-order (digit, bit, etc.)
marital relationship; marital relations
connection; link; relationship
legal wife; lawful wife; first wife (in polygamous relationship)
wedding; bridal procession; marriage into a family
suitable age (esp. for marriage); marriageable age
second marriage; remarriage
ex-wife; former wife; previous wife
bereavement; separation by death; loss
sons and daughters; children; girl
marriage of convenience; marriage for political reasons
a matter of course; what is to be expected; par for the course
isolation; segregation; separation; quarantine
to marry (of a woman); to get married (to); to marry into (a family); (arch.) to have sexual intercourse
leaf (of a tree); tree leaves; foliage
insular; closed; unsociable; exclusive
probably; (most) likely; in all likelihood; I suspect; I dare say; I'm afraid
selfish; egoist; (arch.) self-indulgent; (arch.) wilful; (arch.) willful
tacit approval; tacit permission; connivance; acquiescence; toleration; overlooking
(distant) future; future existence; world beyond the grave; future (tense)
husband; master (of a house, shop, etc.)
in that way; like that; that way
harmonious (couple, family, etc.); happy; affectionate; friendly; intimate
push; pushing; weight; pressure; authority; forcefulness
to flare up; to burst into flames
material (for a story, article, etc.); information; joke; jest; proof; evidence; (magician's) trick
scary; frightening; eerie; dreadful
flair; flash; insight; flash (of inspiration, wit, etc.); waving (e.g. of a flag in the wind)
drawing; diagram; plans; blueprint
feeling of a house or a room
to get worse; to deteriorate; to go from bad to worse; to spoil (of food); to go bad; to perish
trio; gang of three; threesome
taking over (e.g. store or family's headship); subrogation; substitution of one person for another (usu. a creditor)