Vocabulary
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to pull down (clothing, etc.); to slide down
to be ...-ing
to rub upward (e.g. along one's cheeks); to stroke upward
to scatter about; to leave untidy; to mess up (e.g. a room); to leave things scattered around
to scatter about; to leave untidy; to mess up (e.g. a room); to leave things scattered around
to become frizzy (of hair); to be kinky; to curl up
to twitch (e.g. of ears); to jerk; to flick
to kick; to play a diagonal attachment
to smirk in a creepy way (like an unsociable otaku); to make a slimy self-satisfied grin
to infect (someone); to spread (an infection); to pass (a disease)
to partially expose; to flash; to briefly display
to be jealous
to come loose (of clothing); to come undone (e.g. of a dress); to become dishevelled
to break down (an opponent's defenses); to defeat; to crush (someone)
to see and hear; to experience; to witness
to duel
to let someone hold; to make someone grasp
to be in love with each other; to like each other
to look down on; to treat with contempt; to mock; to make light of
to lean back (with one's legs braced); to stretch out (one's limbs) and arch one's back
to have someone wait upon one; to have someone by one's side; to keep in attendance (e.g. aides, mistresses)
to attend (a person of high rank); to wait upon (e.g. a noble); to serve
to call; to call out
to eat untidily; to eat messily
to hack; to chop (firewood, meat, etc.); to chop off; to lop off
to do
to behave oneself; to be prudent; to exercise self-restraint; to abstain (from frivolity, drinking, etc.)
to flap (hands, feet, wings); to thrash around; to flail
to bring to a boil; to make seethe
to boil; to bring to a boil
to get back into shape; to retrain; to rebuild; to reschool
to return to where one came from
to fidget; to be restless
to collapse on the street (from illness, hunger, exhaustion, etc.); to fall down dead on the road
to scatter like beads; to fly off in droplets (e.g. sweat, water)
to show through; to be hinted at; to peek through; to shine through
to intertwine (e.g. fingers); to entangle
to say without hesitation; to assert boldly; to declare flatly; to rebuff (someone's argument); to argue down; to talk down
to worry about; to be anxious about; to be concerned about; to stress over
to break into a smile