in ~ alone
horse whip
personal
to travel
eelgrass
street vendor, peddler, hawker
menorrhagia
to wander
(1) to wander; (2) alga(e), seaweed
to lull, rock (a baby)
(1) rum; (2) prolapsus of the rectum
gentle, sweet, mild
cane, rod (used as an instrument for punishing children); whipping
ceratophyllum demersum
fresh
slender
water-plants and mosses, sea-weed alga
tapeworm
rafter
to tremble, shiver, shake, swing
rupee
to tremble, shiver
to (lull to) sleep
to tremble like a leaf
roller
quiver, shudder, tremble
roulette
to tremble with fear
ruby
to (start to) shiver, shake, tremble
earthworm
(1) to shake, tremble, shiver; (2) worm
rumba
safflower-rum
salted shredded meat
to vibrate, be moved
balance one’s legs (while sitting)
frayed, shabby
to move lightly
fly and bluebottle, flies
to shake, vibrate, swing
flies and mosquitoes
to be moving, throb with emotion
horse fly
to move, shake; movement
drosophila
to shake, ring (a ball)
fly, housefly
to shake with fright, tremble with fear
fluffy pemmican
to search and terrorize
to abandon
rice field set aside for ancestral worship
to abandon, desert
abandoned field
blue-bottle
public field
gadfly
terraced fields
field, paddy
to die
small dipper
to pursue, go after
to mistreat (wife and children)
salt-marsh
(1) intestine, bowel, stomach; (2) core, blood; (3) blood
rice field, paddy
fields
fertile, abundant field
(cultivated) land, (rice) field
fields and gardens
field by the water
fields between two hills
rice field, paddy (submerged in water)
large intestine
fields and gardens, field
innards, insides
rice-seeding field
jejunum
blood (relation), family
rectum
blood relation
small intestine
bowel of horse
(1) to check; (2) to grope, thrust oneself
colon
core (of the earth)
ileum
inner tube
eoil
caecum
heart, feelings
appendix
to attach; tie, bond
garbage, refuse, waste, trash
to fasten, bind, tie up
to be very careful with one’s words
stable
hedge, fence
check