suddenly (e.g. falling, weakening, etc.); sharply; with a jerk
to lose heart; to lose motivation
incompetence; laziness; worthlessness; good-for-nothing; loser; weakling
to go out of use; to become obsolete; to die out; to be hurt (of honour, reputation, etc.); to be harmed; to be sullied
to lie down; to throw oneself down
dot; point; tip; gratuity; a little; paltry
twist; spin; ingenuity; sophistication (e.g. of writing style); monetary offering (or gift) wrapped in paper; twisting throw
potato chips; potato crisps
seven colours (of the rainbow); prismatic colors; blend of seven spices (cayenne, sesame, Japanese pepper, citrus peel, etc.)
(as for (that)) thing; (given (that)) thing; matter; (it is a ...) thing; matter; fact
(another's) daughter; young lady
to have heard somewhere; to sound familiar
apart from that; other than that; leaving that aside; more importantly; more ... than that; but
to decline (in prosperity); to become deserted; to become desolate; to taper off (of a sound)
food shortage; food scarcity; difficulty of obtaining food
uncertain; indefinite; vague; ambiguous; equivocal; dubious
just this side of; one step short of; on the brink
before oneself; in front of one; a bit before reaching (a location); this side (of a location); one's standpoint; one's appearance; skill
to behave like a spoiled child; to fawn on; to take advantage of; to presume upon (e.g. another's benevolence); to depend on
habitual criminal; recidivist; recidivism; habitual criminal activity
making frequent appearances; appearing often; appearing and disappearing
tummy; tumtum; bang-bang; pop-pop; without reservation; unreservedly
poor; meagre; meager; feeble; scanty; shabby
accomplishment; execution
tiger (Panthera tigris); drunkard; drunk; sot
regular; ordinary (e.g. session of parliament); established usage; precedent; regular practice
official business; public business
being very busy; busyness
revamping; reshaping; rearranging; reorganizing
falling asleep immediately; going out like a light
something small; something petty; trifle