to love, make love
sea-swallow
back-bending; to bear a heavy load
swallow (bird)
consent (to something)
to conceal troops
to cherish, love dearly
to hush up
dry lock
to constrain, oblige, force, compel
to hide, hush up, cover up
sad, sorrowful
to force someone to do something
to squeal (sound made by a pig)
worried, anxious, uneasy
to force, squeeze, press, choke, compel, crush
squeal
to press a lemon
sponge
gasoline
effect
ephedrine
ester
to urge, insist
feel ashamed, feel awkward with shame
escort
to roll, laminate
emetine
driver’s assistant
to constrain oneself; unwilling, reluctant
team, gang, crew
mortify oneself
to force down prices
square
epsilon
to force (a woman) to marry
abundant, profuse, plentiful
to force, compel
forced marriage
shameful, ashamed, disgraceful
pressed close to the ground
ether
vulcanite, ebonite
to press tightly against
to feel one’s teeth on edge
to made loud noises constantly
to press closely, press tightly
what a shame!
(1) ashamed; (2) numb, sore; (3) hey! (exclamation)
sleep soundly, sleep like a log
call each other (one another) noisily
quiet, peaceful
sweet, gentle, smooth
grumble (of thunder, cannon)
peaceful, tranquil, calm, serene, pleasant
hush up a matter or an affair
to swell
quiet, calm, tranquil, placid, serene, peaceful
smooth, sweet, soft, calm, still, harmonious
rumble
melodious, sweet, mild, smooth, soft, gentle
tired, exhausted
ploddingly, with difficulty
balmy day
vice, vise
with difficulty
gentle, lenient
ethylene
lap
peaceful, amicable
etiquette, tag
motionless, stubborn, immobile, obstinate, inert, sluggish
pleasant to the ears, sweet, melodious
useful friend
(interjection for calling pets)
very mild, very soft
useful
silent, quiet, noiseless
soft and pleasant, sweet
to use, make use of; profit, use
still, peaceful, united, harmonious, tranquil
rare, scarce
least expensive
few suspect that
few people know that
not very smart, intelligent
of few words
few people
just a little
soon after, not long after
little, few, rare
at least
lately, not long after this
beneficial to one’s country and people
a short while, recently, lately, for a little while
motherwort (tree)
lesser-known
seldom, rarely
weakly