- to dispute; to disagree; to argue opinionatedly; to wrangle
- to ease (tension); to alleviate; to moderate; to allay; to make more mild
- obstinate; stubborn; to fixate on; to cling to
- crude; crass; rude; rough; harsh
- reason; rationality; rational
- to fester; to suppurate; to be infected
- to fester; to ulcerate
- hard to (predict, imagine etc)
- to save; to remedy; to rescue
- oral; verbal
- (idiom) impervious to reason; unreasonable
- to settle (a dispute out of court); to reconcile; settlement; conciliation; to become reconciled
- step one; first step
- (literary) pen; fold (for livestock); prison; jail; firm; secure; fast
- the remaining years of one's life; survival (after a disaster)
- to think up every possible method (idiom); to devise ways and means; to try this, that and the other
- to remain unmoved
- atmosphere; mood
- all sides; all aspects; multifaceted
- (idiom) unexpected
- to not say a word
- to cast away
- to flee; to go into exile
- to allow; to grant; to permit
- kindness; good intentions
- futile
- from now on; in the future; time to come
- to look around; to survey
- male horse; stallion; stud
- face (body part)
- blaze; flame
- design; pattern
- Marat (name); Jean-Paul Marat (1743-1793), Swiss scientist and physician
- saddle horse; mount
- to join; to fit; to mate; to mix; to match; to deserve; to make up (a prescription); to allocate
- warhorse
- heartbroken; extreme depth of sorrow
- to leave a country or region; outbound (tourism)
- to comfort; to console
- commercial affairs; commercial; commerce; business
- (scheduled) flight; (scheduled) sailing