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| sadducee | samoan | to break through,to beat | congregation |
| a guided bomber | political geography | pygmy | bard |
| jamaican | iroquois | split personality | tunisian |
| black Americans | madame | psychopathy | british |
| Heidelberg man | bedouin | hamite | artificial organ |
| laplander | Marie Sklodowska Curie (1867-1934), Polish chemist and physicist in France, wife of Pierre Curie | the throne and the beauty | Lebanese |
| Gaillardia | hawaiian | libyan | soma |
| ravenala adans. | the commonalty of mankind | a robot airplane | bohemian |
| rhapsodist | artificial liver | hobo | canna |
| phoenician | mensch | bureaucracy | celebrity charm |
| paste jewellery | argus | high-risk group | Pharisee |
| personalism | man the aircraft | the personnel market | semite |
| new generation of people with lofty ideals, m | Cactaceae | sherpa | mythic figures |
| carib | endorsee | philippine | byzantine |
| dish | Dracontomelon Bl. | Green Olympics, High-tech Olympics, People's Olympics | vita |
| hottentot | manning | aryan | kelt |
| dorian | hungarian | opuntia tourn. ex mill. | portrait |
| artificial illumination | skywalk | to feel shame before Heaven and fellow human beings | lip service |
| to remain in a subordinate position for a long period | a heroic deed performed by a straightforward man | womanly kindness | familiar |
| draw tears | (literally) law of nature and feelings of man--reasonable | Heaven would not fail a man | take sb.at a disadvantage |
| excel in martial arts | huge-crowd strategy | people with lofty ideas | regard one's relative as stranger |
| literati | mutability of human affairs | stand at sb.'s beck and call | new |
| a poor humble family | seel | gathering of talents (said of culture centers) | impressiveness |
| have more hands than needed | strongman; iron-handed person | dorian | play with others,lose morality |
| cambrian | busker | fleming | a media personality |
| bahamian | a perfect person-a woman whose parents,husband and children are all alive | drag sb.into the mire; corrupt sb.; make an accomplice of sb. | a folk art form performed by a single actor |
| mortality | the third person | job-waiting people | effect |
| first person | omaha | echinopsis zucc. | cheat |
| a kind of green tea | a population bulge | oneida | cayuga |
| syrian | statist | quorum | grow up |
| paraguayan | synthesise | personal | people's government |
| artificial heart | people's commune | spartan | boule |
| people's court (of law) | second best | breathe down sb.'s neck | harp |
| A little body often harbours a great soul. | servant | labour cost | the urban population |
| white-collar worker | turkoman | surinamer | boat dwellers |
| troubadour | the people's [popular] front | other | nobody's fool |
| democrats | the wife of the head of bandits in a mountain fasthess in novels and theatres | tribune of the people | real people and real events |
| a child daring to do great mischief | people's teacher | basque | overspill |
| ancestor | apteryx | disabled soldier | aberdonian |
| human communication | moroccan | hawk | kiowa |
| the mobility of talents | uruguayan | look mediocre | artificial hibernation |
| artificial language | guarani | bengalese | mahican |
| admirable | poet laureate | greaser | a nervous patient |
| vandal | to have the capacity of two persons combined | somali | jewess |
| machinist | portuguese | individuality | mask |
| cossack | navaho | quality of population | coloured race |
| guyanese | (case of, incident of) murder | subject fit to be regarded as heroic | improviser |
| ironside | Every door may be shut but death's door. | personal foul | humanity |
| trojan | iraqi | continental | brass |
| kenyan | ancient | venetian | functionary |
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