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forest viper; meadow viper
mole cricket; Gryllotalpa africana
Spanish fly; grain-eating grub
immature locust
grub, larva
lizard
louse; bed bug
snail; Eulota callizoma
shrimp, prawn
mayfly; Ephemera strigata
earwig, millipede, spider
wash, rinse, flush; dash; soar
recklessly, foolishly; wildly
to guard, to protect, to defend
to cite; to honor, to praise; to recommend
singlet, inner shirt; to sew
to strip, to tear off, to undress
pants, trousers
ragged, tattered, threadbare
bridal veil
a folding purse kept in one's belt
mattress, cushion; bedding
an audience with the emperor
to peep, to watch, to spy on
a horn of wine
tune, melody, key; to transfer, to exchange
to condemn, to slander, to vilify
subject, lesson, course; classwork
who? whom? whose? anyone?
friendship; appropriate, suitable
respectful; to speak gently
to flatter, to cajole; toady, yes-man
to excuse, to forgive; to guess, to presume
debate; discussion
to ask, to request; to invite; please
to talk, to chat; conversation; surname
to shirk, to pass the buck, to make excuses
to flatter, to cajole
earnest, patient, sincere
all, many, various; surname
to scold, to reprimand, to abuse
to decide, to judge; decision, verdict
talkative; incoherent, babbling
perpendicular, vertical; to erect
peas
relaxed; hesitant
pig, hog, wild boar
to give; to bestow a favor; to appoint
to bestow, to confer; surname
reward; to appreciate; to bestow, to grant
to give to charity; to give alms
to bet, to gamble, to wager
tax; to give, to bestow
cheap, low, mean, worthless
to sell; to betray; to show off
to compensate, to pay damages, to suffer a loss
virtuous, worthy; good, able
accounts, bills; credit, debt
essence, nature; material, substance
abstruse, deep, profound
hematite; ochre, reddish-brown
time, occasion; to make a journey
interest; interesting; what attracts one's attention
hesitant, undecided; embarrassed
to stride, to excel, to get ahead
ankle
to trample, to tread on, to walk over
ball
to crouch, to squat; to occupy
to trample, to tread on, to walk over
stiff, corpse-like; rigor mortis
to step on; to stamp