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strickle (rod used to sweep excess grain from the brim of a measure)

to stir up; to poke (the fire); to beat (an egg)

to arouse (interest, feelings, etc.); to stir; to stoke; to whip up; to fan; to kindle; to stimulate

to bail out (water); to scoop out

to scrape out; to rake out (e.g. ashes); to bail out (e.g. water)

to hug; to clasp to one's breast

to rummage through; to ransack (e.g. a drawer)

to throw into confusion; to disrupt; to upset; to meddle in

to snore

to strum (an instrument); to thrum; to pluck

to swipe; to filch; to pilfer; to snatch; to walk off with

to bolt down (food); to gulp down; to shovel (into one's mouth)

to carry under the arm

to rake in; to rake towards one

to cut off the head of a sleeping person; to assassinate someone while they sleep

to catch someone off their guard by setting traps

to be greedy; to covet

to cut; to slit; to slash

to dig up; to dig out; to pick (nose, teeth); to clean out (ears)

scratch; scratch mark

to cut; to slit; to cut open

to feel really ashamed; to feel extremely embarrassed; to feel humiliated; to have egg on one's face

Food, cooking

mixed vegetable and seafood tempura

to bolt down (food); to gulp down; to shovel (into one's mouth)

to cut; to slit; to slash

to pull together with the hands; to adjust (e.g. one's collar); to arrange

fire hook; poker; slice bar

sweating easily; profuse sweater

to sweep together; to rake up; to gather up

to drag towards oneself; to pull nearer