(n) constant attendance (by a doctor)
(v5r) to be in constant attendance
(n) constant attendance (by a doctor)
(n) clean sweep
killing several with one sword sweep
(exp) to break the seal
(n) first-run theater
first-run theatre
(exp) to go flying along
(n) flight feathers
(v5r) to pay off completely (i.e. a loan)
(v5r,vi) to be evident
to be obvious
to understand completely
(v5r,vt) to close up
to shut up (e.g. behind doors)
to cut off (e.g. because a deadline has expired)
(n) one-way ticket
(n) circumcision
(n,vs) (uk) levelling a powder or liquid (e.g. sugar, flour) in a container (when measuring)
(v5r) to cut by rubbing
to wear out
to spend all (one's money)
(n) (col) unstaffed railway crossing
(n) hack to pieces
(adj-na,n,adj-no) fixed formula
stereotyped phrase
hackneyed
(P)
(n) remnants
(n) postage stamp
(n) (comp) out of paper
(n) screw cutter
thread cutting
(n) betrayer
traitor
turncoat
informer
(P)
(v5r,vt) to close tight
(v5r,vi) to become completely chilled
(n) connection (interline) ticket
(n) grandmotherly solicitude for another's welfare
excessive solicitude
(n) grandmotherly solicitude for another's welfare
excessive solicitude
(n) dividing something into six pieces
something divided into six pieces
(v5r,vt) to nip off
to snip
to clip
to trim off