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| work on the railroad | to put a person to work | make a production (out) of |
| pronominal adjective | powdered sugar | one's daily round |
| a round style of writing | in sb.'s room (=in the room of sb.) | reply for sb. |
| in the last resort (=as a (last) resort) | under sb.'s roof | smell powder |
| overmuch homework | a person with an original | an original writer |
| make noises | make [take]notes [a note] of | posthumous works |
| for (all) one's pains | Oxford accent | the primrose path (of dalliance) |
| peg away (at) | a peal of thunder | work like a tiger |
| tempt providence | a tiresome job | toil and moil |
| a sweaty piece of work | herculean task | a war against disease |
| variety in the style of work | the Great U- | negative virtue |
| void and voidable | be unequal to the work | do [turn] the trick |
| treat sb. as a friend | a crackling camp-fire | like a bit of skirt |
| a severe attack of toothache | make ropes of sand | engage services of sb. |
| be strange to the job | make a stranger of sb. | to work in snatchs |
| soft snap | a sophisticated columnist | sophisticated music |
| a sour job | Amino Acid Activation | common words in journalism |
| glossary of writing in economics | apolar interaction | anoxygenic photosynthesis |
| herl | go | glaziery |
| glaciated | giraffe | give a decision as a judge or as some other authority |
| hemophagia | hedger | hedge |
| hagiography | hagiographer | haematic |
| haematic | roofing | the technique of rotating crops |
| grind | go through a dance routine | flong |
| geochemist | fuss | fulgurating |
| fuguist | fryer | the trade in pornography |
| unnatural or affected way of behaving, intended to impress people | any of various types of vessel made for a particular purpose | piled upin a promiscuous heap |
| illuminator | impresario | persistent attacks of coughing |
| inert | inducing | play a fast backhand volley |
| incurvation | inceptive | plough a lonely `furrow work without help or support |
| husking | be regular in one's habits, ie do the same things at the same times every day | hour |
| work with renewed enthusiasm | hooker | homework |
| hindrance | hill | restorer |
| identifiable | prosthetic | hysterics |
| hypothecary | hypersensitize | purr |
| quit work for five minutes | equipment for a special purpose | dramatics |
| drainer | diversify | determinative |
| drawl | drawl | data |
| dada | cytophagic | crucify |
| flextime | facilitate | extravaganza |
| expressionistic | express | fleer |
| fiction | fantasy | excurrent |
| sell sb into slavery, ie as a slave | the sensitivity of a writer | a sequence of dance movements |
| work an eight-hour shift | elves | entomophily |
| seasoning | ergonomics | obligate |
| nude | make a short quick trip to a place | he |
| the healing powers of sleep | on | work at high pressure |
| hinder sb in his work | the induction of new employees into their jobs | nauseatingly |
| work with greater intensity | niggling | nonstructural |
| nonenzymatic | before or after one's regular work time | fit of hysteria |
| noncooperation | noesis | nightwalker |
| an irksome task | to fulfil a useful function | overwrought |
| overtask | choose sth as one's career | fluent movements, ie ones that are flowing and graceful |
| fish using artificial flies as bait | parenthetic | with sth have sth at the end |
| her first job | attention on what one is doing | quick sharp movement |
| (used as a greeting to sb on his or her birthday | the job in hand | outwork |
| osmoregulation | orogenesis | operation of large military guns |
| mummery | an author with a fondness for neologism | logo |
| logic | linable | send sb along as an observer |
| office workers | nauseate | machine |
| lysogenesis | lucubrator | lucubration |
| a writer of great narrative power, ie able to describe events vividly | lucrative | jerk |
| pen-pushing | intramolecular | intermolecular |
| the working parts of a machine | laboratorian | the outpourings of a madman |
| married to one's work | militate | mossback |
| labour | ley | misconceive |
| a little movement of impatience | mechanically | |