swizzle
Drink, or any brisk or windy liquor. In North America, a mixture of spruce beer, rum, and sugar, was so called. The 17th regiment had a society called the Swizzle Club, at Ticonderoga, A. D. 1760.
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Drink, or any brisk or windy liquor. In North America, a mixture of spruce beer, rum, and sugar, was so called. The 17th regiment had a society called the Swizzle Club, at Ticonderoga, A. D. 1760.
An old epithet for brag and bluster; as a sword and buckler voice, sword and buckler men, etc.
a genre of fantasy films
a fantasy genre with magical and violent elements
A Scottish dance performed over two swords laid crosswise on the floor, or sometimes danced among swords placed point downwards in the ground : also a dance in which the men brandish swords and clash them together, the women passing under them when crossed.
To enlist in different regiments, and on receiving the bounty to desert immediately.
A custom anciently pre- vailed at the public-houses in Highgate to administer a ludicrous oath to all travellers who stopped there.
One who swots; a boffin, nerd, or smart aleck.
Mathematics; also, a mathematician; as a verb, to work hard for an examination, to be diligent in one’s studies.—Army.
A groom.—Anglo-Indian.
To urinate.
The Mohammedans call him the chief of the four favoured angels, and the spirit of truth. Milton makes him chief of the angelic guards placed over Paradise.
A wig.
A wig.
Even the innocent are suspected of wrongdoing in a corrupt environment
A slip of the foot may cause drowning, a slip of the tongue may cause trouble
Fall down seven times, stand up eight
A slip of the foot can be recovered, but a slip of the tongue cannot
To miss an opportunity due to a small mistake
Turn adversity into opportunity
When a boat is damaged, it must be repaired
When you lose your capital, you must rebuild it
When one loses a good opportunity, one will encounter a bad situation
Problems follow wherever you go
To feel at home wherever you are
Be content with one's circumstances
To lose a small thing and then a bigger one as a result
Exaggerating or magnifying a small issue
small errors may have great negative impacts
A small mistake can lead to big consequences
A small mistake can lead to big consequences
Small mistakes can lead to big problems later
a person who is very stubborn
Two women competing for the same man
Closely packed together
Very close or intimate
Don't overstay or cause trouble when visiting someone
If you're going to do something, do it wholeheartedly and don't bother others with the details
To go somewhere and do something inappropriate or out of place
Adapt to local customs when in a different place
People have different preferences and habits
Different people have different preferences and habits
A new environment can change someone's behavior or attitude
A man's wealth comes from his wife, but his debts come from his children.
Adapt to local customs when in a different place
Must rely on others when in a difficult situation
A person's fate is predetermined
Children return to their parents when they get old
Living in a state of constant uncertainty
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Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Many problems lead to a solution, few problems lead to ease
To adapt to circumstances
When there's good fortune, everyone is present, but when there's bad luck, everyone disappears
When there's a reason, there's a consequence
When the strong are gone, the weak take advantage
A small star shines in the east
Something that is completely transparent or obvious
People will naturally develop and mature with age
Opportunities come when they are most needed