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coercive▼

enforced▼

forced▼

forcible▼

compulsive▼adjective
uncontrolled or reactive and unconscious

force oneself▼

lock up▼

turn a blind eye▼verb
to ignore or deliberately overlook

basking shark▼noun
Cetorhinus maximus

cane toad▼noun
Bufo marinus

camomile▼noun
Chamaemelum nobile

Romaine lettuce▼noun
Lactuca sativa longifolia

Nazi salute▼noun
greeting in Nazi Germany

league▼verb
to form an association

league▼verb
to form an association

turnbuckle▼noun
nautical equipment

Ancient Rome▼noun
civilization associated with Rome from the 9th century BC to the 5th century AD

Holy Roman Empire▼noun
state

way to go▼interjection
expression of congrats, encouragement or approval

keep it up▼verb
To maintain or continue a positive streak.

Triple Alliance▼

Third Rome▼

grasp▼verb
to grip

hold▼verb
to grasp

keep back▼verb
restrict or restrain

withhold▼verb
to retain

one's lips are sealed▼I won't tell anyone

keep one's mouth shut▼verb

hold one's tongue▼verb
refrain from talking about something

fingers crossed▼expresses that one is expectant

cross one's fingers▼verb
do this or a similar gesture to wish for good luck

keep one's fingers crossed▼verb
hope for the best

keep one's hands to oneself▼verb

hide one's light under a bushel▼verb
to conceal one’s positive qualities or talents

be in the swim in▼

have one's finger on the pulse of▼

make sense▼verb
be coherent

stand guard▼verb
to guard; to maintain a stance of vigilance in order to protect

on the edge of one's seat▼in suspense

supporter▼noun
animal or figure that supports a shield in a coat of arms