here and there, vague

at the side of something, yonder, over there

right there, immediately

over/across to you/there

here and there

to deny, to renounce, to not recognize

raw, uncooked; blunt, crude; unripe, immature, not fully developed

rotten, stale, not fresh, left-over (food)

to not like something, to hate or be displeased with something

obsolete, insignificant; few, not many

a monkey trainer who does tricks with a monkey; monkey owner

(doing something) himself, herself, myself, ourself etc., used to indicate actions that the subject does himself

to pasture, to make feed on pasture (as a shepherd does)

sorcerer, exorcist; someone who makes charms or does "dam" for healing etc.

washerman, someone who does the laundry

to exist, be (when speaking about someone w/ respect)

to live, exist

there is not, does not exist (Southern)