(exp) (uk) on the contrary
(exp) (uk) on the contrary
(n,adv) (uk) with that
on that note
altogether
ending at that point
cut off there
(n,adv) (uk) with that
on that note
altogether
ending at that point
cut off there
(adj-no,adj-na,n) appropriate
suitable
proper
fitting
(n-t) each
every
either
respectively
severally
(v1,vi) to be struck
to be beaten
(n) (uk) pun
(n) bad debt
irrecoverable debt
(adj-pn) outrageous
monstrous
appalling
inordinate
(conj) whoever
(v5r,vi) to be well-known
(n) (sens) mental retardation
(n,adj-no) belated
eleventh hour
(n,adj-no) born after April 1st (school entrance date)
(v1) to be thickly clad
(n) being left out
(n,vs) split among friends
falling out
internal discord
(n) insect bite
bug bite
sting
(n) sweep of the tide
drift of the tide
tidal current
(v1,vi) to weep copiously
to grieve
to be dejected
(n) outskirts of town
(n,adj-no) sulky look
sullen look
(v5r) to swell up
(adj-na,n) out of tune
(n) (hand-woven) tapestry
(v1,vi) to be lured
to be attracted
to get hooked (on)
(n) season ticket holder
(exp,adj-f) bottomless
(n) foreclosure