at will, as one pleases
although
vegetal oil (formerly used as a fuel in lamps)
natural gas, petroleum
citronella
oil, petroleum, kerosene, paraffin
peanut-oil
tar
lubricant
petroleum, kerosene, paraffin
coconut oil
mineral oil, petroleum
to bring wedding offerings
castor oil
to quote, cite; quotation, example
perfume, cologne, deodorant, scent
advise
oil of turpentine
to guide, take, conduct, quote, cite; according to
crude oil
to step, trample
holy oil
table oil
olive oil
sesame oil
to induce (someone) to take one’s advice
suntan oil, suntan lotion
to guide, lead, direct
kerosene
to lead, come foremost
vegetable oil
with extreme slowness, hand write to somebody on a
preface, forward
to conduct heat
to show up, show one’s face
data
derivative
excite, rouse, arouse, stir
to lead to independence
inflammable
to lead to a war
gloss, insert glosses in
to lead to
to irrigate
irrigate, water, irrigation
come in person, show up
intermittent
guide, direct
to flit about, go in great numbers
to show the way, guide
to bury, stamp out, bang, batter
to conduct electricity
mile
whatever the case may maybe, however it may be
although, though, even though, despite
to extradite
live in retirement, in seclusion
to lead to gunfire, shooting
to live in retirement
to lead to, cause, create
to extinguish, put out, stamp out (fire, protests)
to lead the market
ill-treat a woman
to lead (a crowd, a race), take the lead; leading
to wake up, get up, rise (up)
to carry a gun
tenth year of the Chinese zodiac (“rooster”)
to guide, lead, bring along
missing history
to be bitter
retired scholar
resounding
self secluding scholar, recluse scholar
to reach puberty
sensuality, lust
to get up, wake up early
smelling, stinking
to get up late
to ferment
to come up, to arise
to bore, bother, trouble, annoy
to carry a gun on one’s hip or waist
forewarn (against opposition or resistance)
to control one’s feelings
to refuse, deny
angry, hurt, sulky
long sea voyage
to put down, beat down, press, emphasize
rosy road (full of dirt)
splinter
to take outside, lead outside
to pull about
serving as an intermediary
to pull, drag out
lead (somebody) by the nose
to trouble, bother, annoy
to go together
to sweep out bands of robbers