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(v.) sew, stitch | (n.) seam; crack, fissure, crevice

(v.) to sew together, suture

(v.) sew, stitch | (n.) seam; crack, fissure, crevice

(n.) phoenix

(idiom.) as rare as pheonix feathers and unicorn horns; rarity of rarity

(n.) Buddha; Buddhism; Buddhist scripture | (char.) (seemingly)

(v.) apply; spread, lay out; suffice

(v.) hatch out, incubate

(adj.) superficial, shallow, skin-deep (describing one's understanding or knowledge)

(v.) support someone with your hand, give aid to stand or walk, to help keep up

(v.) to fluctuate

(v.) to capture, to seize

(n.) (physics) buoyancy, buoyant power

(n.) clothes and trappings, costume and accessories

(n.) server (computer)

(v.) to come back to memory, to occur, to drift

(adj.) over-active, impetuous, restless

(v.) to bow one's head, to be obedient (to...)

(v.) to console and compensate (a disabled person, a bereaved family, etc.)

(n.) axe

(v.) to go towards, to attend

(v.) attach, add, adhere; get close, be near; depend on, rely on

(v./adj.) shoulder, bear; suffer; lose, fail; owe, bear debt to; (math.) minus; (electrics) negative | (char.) carry...

(n.) abdomen | (char.) heart, mind; belly (of a vase, etc.); front

(n.) duplicate, copy

(v.) check, reexamine, review

(v./adj.) to attach, to add additionally; subsidiary, supplementary

(v.) recur, relapse

(v.) be enriched with

(n.) rich and powerful person

(adj./v.) compound, complex; combine; (of a couple) go back to being together after separating

(v.) append

(adj.) rich and powerful

(v.) come back to life or consciousness, come to life again, revive, recover

(n.) a man of wealth

(v.) to return to former state, to recover (from illness)

(v.) carry a heavy load (on one's back)

(adj.) rich, plentiful; comfortable

(n.) side effect

(n./v.) corrected edition, revised edition; to revise an existing edition; to correct typesetting