everywhere; wherever; nowhere (with neg. verb); nothing
difficult to understand; difficult to grasp; confusing; puzzling
obliteration; annihilation
sensible; perceptive; quick to understand; understanding; sympathetic
to take command; to give direction
whatever will be, will be; things happen the way they happen; let nature take its course
deviation; inclination; offset; polarization; polarisation
with no effort at all; easily
moment; brief space of time
to fly away; to flee away; to scatter
dark red; dark brown; reddish brown
two colours; two varieties; two types
wing length (esp. of a bird); wingspan (esp. of an aircraft)
to interfere; to butt in; to interrupt someone
no; nay; disagreement; objection; disapproval
reciting (to oneself); repeating (e.g. an order, to confirm one heard it correctly)
clapping and cheering; applause
reasonable (person); obedient (e.g. child); doing what one is told
to be set up (completely); to be put together; to be composed (e.g. type)
shrill voice; piercing cry; shriek; scream
sound wave; acoustic wave
confusion; distraction; derangement
pseudo; quasi; artificial; simulated
to scatter; to cause a shower of; to disperse; to distribute; to resolve (a symptom, condition, etc.); to relieve
to compose; to put together
above; going steadily upward
swallow (bird of the Hirundinidae family); martin; barn swallow (Hirundo rustica); younger man involved with an older woman; boy toy
Solomon; Solomon (10th century BCE; King of Israel)
source (e.g. quotation); authority
rolling (something) up by spinning it around; coiling
pressure; pressure (e.g. political); arm-twisting
coming flying in (of migratory birds, airborne sand, etc.); coming by airplane
shuriken; small throwing blade; throwing star
naturally; of course; understandably
hailing each other; acting in concert; responding (to); agreement; concord
defense; defence; protecting; preventing
confused fight; free-for-all; melee; dogfight; scuffle; rough-and-tumble
to cease; to stop; to be over
war criminal; person responsible for a team's defeat
to keep; to preserve; to hold; to last; to endure; to keep well (food)