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(n.) opera

(v.) be stranded, run aground, ran ashore, come to a deadlock

(n.) song and dance

(n.) folksong, ballad, nursery rhyme

(v.) put aside, lay aside, put something on shelf

(idiom.) (of persons) cannot get along with others

(n.) attic

(v.) to innovate

(n.) check, square (formed by crossed lines); (architecture) lattice, latticework; cube (shelving)

(n.) individual case

(n.) size, height

(n.) foundation, basis

(v.) follow, follow up

(v.) bring under permanent control, effect a radical cure

(v.) to plow; to work (for a living), to be bent on

(v.) change

(n.) locker room, changing room

(v.) farm work, plow and weed, work or study diligently

(v.) choke with sobs

(adj.) upright, honest and frank

(v.) offer, supply; to provide convenience or support | (v./n.) to offer (incense or offerings); to confess;...

(n.) achievement, meritorious service; effect, success, result; skill, technique; (physics) work

(n./v.) bow, bow-shaped object; to arch, to bow | (radical.) bow

(v.) attack, assault; accuse, verbally attack; study, specialize in

Public

(n.) minister who has given outstanding service

(n.) essentials of basic training, foundation of basic skills

(v.) to study, to specialize in

(n.) public expense

(v.) tackle key problems

(n.) labor union

(n.) artisan, smith

(n.) engineering as an academic subject

(n.) public money, public fund

(adj.) public (e.g. school, hospital)

(n.) merit, competence, skill, power

(n./adj.) utility, efficacy; official position and material gain; striving for one's own fame and wealth

(n.) power (in physics)

(n.) public cemetery

(v./n.) to supply heat; heat supply