(v.) suffer from, to delay, drag out | (v./prep.) be close to, be next to; one by one, by turns
(idiom.) love something too much to part with it, fondle admiringly
(adj.) (of attitude) equivocal, obscure, ambiguous; (of behavior or romantic affairs) murky, dubious
(v.) stew, simmer (on a slow fire); extract by long heating; endure | (v.) to stew in water
(v.) dig, remove; hold on to, cling to | (v.) steal from pockets; gather, rake up; braise, stew
(phr.) be very impatient, be only too anxious to do something, earnestly wish
(v.) to dial (a telephone number) | (v./m.) to allocate; group, | (v.) to move or adjust (with hand, foot or a...
(idiom.) try to help the shoots grow by pulling them upward--to be impatient for success; to be eager to reach results
(sep-v.) to guard a pass; to check up strictly on ... (for mistakes)
(sep-v.) stop work in order to force an employer to comply with demands, strike
(v.) to break off with both hands | (v.) (dialect) to break off (relations); to separate with fingers; (dialect) to...
(sep-v.) wish somebody Happy New Year, pay someone a courtesy call on New Year's Day or shortly thereafter, usually...