very white
soft white
creamy white
(of complexion esp. of a woman) white and
white
ivory-white
spotless white, immaculate white
black and white; distinct, clear
to acquit
dazzlingly white
pale, wan, pallid, ghastly
obviously
have a fair complexion
plain white
pure white
nibble unhusked grain of rice
opalescent, milky
askew, twisted, wry
to sprain
to toss, turn (unrest)
earring
no deep
sprained
crooked throat (injury), lie
jaw Ọ breaking
child, children, childish
young
not deep, flat
young and old (alike)
orphan
child
young and robust
very young child
quadruplets
scamp, urchin, rascal
small child
young and inexperienced
very young
to bring or inject new blood into
youthful
late
up there
to pout
to hang one’s lip, ladle
purse, pout (one’s lips)
adhere, cling
young and beautiful
sluggish, tardy
run a home
to treat the disease and save the
to cure, treat (medically), prescribe (a treatment)
to keep law and order, maintain law and order
to cure, treat
to chew briefly or hastily
legless cripple, cripple whose legs are paralysed
ground floor
pregnancy with low carriage
concretion
to reign, rule
ruled, reigned from 585 to587
to punish
to control floods
to manage
(numeric) value
govern a state, govern a country
put down a revolt
cure, remedy, treatment; to cure; therapeutic
worth
heavy, lumpish, weighty
whole, complete, entire, all, full; fully, completely
all gone
money-bags
shaven, bald
to have a strong accent
to board, lodge, stay overnight
formal, solemn
condescending, bossy, impertinent
condescending
a complete set
generous, liberal
the second month of summer
severe penalty
to use, make use of, employ
serious illness
heavy, important; to think high of, hold in esteem
complete, whole, entire, full, integral
all-in
specific weight
body weight
weight
the second month of autumn
dangerous criminal
heavy guns, heavy artillery
physiocrat
to value men above women
gravity, weight
to hold in high esteem
solemn, serious