- eager to; in a hurry to
- front; the front side; in front of
- drinking water; to obtain water (for daily needs); to absorb water; draft (of ship)
- to weaken; to diminish
- the moon
- (of a baby) to reach one month of age; (fig.) to reach the one-month mark since the start, launch or implementation of sth; the full moon
- moonlight
- wooden stick
- to sound out; to probe; to feel out; to try out
- to touch; to make contact with sth; to stir up sb's emotions
- to show one's head; to give a sign to show one's presence
- sediment; deposit; sedimentation (geology)
- to go by a roundabout route; to take a detour; (medicine or civil engineering) bypass
- to lengthen; to pull sth out longer
- speed (of ship or plane)
- to slow; to slow down (the pace of)
- to stoop
- to hunch over; to stoop; to arch one's back (upward)
- to do everything one can; to spare no effort; to strive
- to retrieve; to redeem
- duckweed
- (idiom) appropriate; apt; just right
- lettuce (Lactuca sativa)
- firm and substantial; solid
- otter
- as much as one likes
- to avoid; to yield (in traffic); to get out of the way
- moisture content; (fig.) overstatement; padding
- naked
- flexibility; elasticity
- to experience for oneself
- sign of human habitation
- (coll.) but on the contrary; but instead
- not necessarily; maybe not
- unidentified origin; no-one knows where it comes from; of dubious background
- to force; to compel; to coerce