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(nphr.) second half of a game

(n.) end, fate (usually refers to a sorry fate)

(v.) make known to lower levels, transmit to lower levels

(v.) fall, slide, drop, decrease

(v.) frighten, scare, browbeat

(v.) slide down; go down, decrease

(n.) lower level (officer), subordinate

(sep-v.) give orders, order

(n./v.) whereabouts; drop, fall, come down

(adj.) scary, formidable

(v./n.) put one's hand to, set about, set to; assistant

(sep-v.) step down from the stage; fall from power, leave office; (often used in the negative) get out of an...

(v.) demote, lower the position | (v.) adjust downwards, lower (prices, wages, etc.)

(adj./v.) down (of trains or subway), downstream (of boats or ships);(of a document) be issued to the lower levels;...

(n./adv.) subconscious mind, subconsciousness; subconsciously

(n.) lower reaches of a river; backward position

(v./n.) to fall, to drop; (med.) strain tenesmus

(v.) lift (a cover); surge; overthrow, topple; (of strong wind) blow off

(n.) vanguard, pioneer

(n.) crowned crane

(adj.) live and fresh

(n.) antecedent, precedent

(adj.) delicious, tasty, fresh

(n.) female celestial, fairy maiden

(adj.) inborn, innate, natural

(n.) blood

(v.) ignore or avoid (due to dislike), be out of conceit with somebody/something

(v.) leave unused, let something lie idle

(idiom.) obvious, evident, clear

(adj.) illustrious, celebrated

(v.) become visible, reveal

(n.) monitor (of a computer)

(n.) microscope

(adj.) almost unknown, secret to all but a few

(v.) appear, turn up

(n./adj.) distinctiveness; prominence; dominant, dominance

(adj.) showy, eye appeal, conspicuous

(v.) get stuck; sink, cave in | (char.) (of a town) be captured/ conquered; frame up; defect, deficiency; trap, pitfall

(n.) filling, stuffing

(v.) present, dedicate, offer; show, present (a performance), display