 | English  | German |  |
 | vintage {adj} [best of its kind] | 55 beste |  |
 | pony {adj} [attr.] [something very small of its kind] | 14 Klein- |  |
 | naut. sb. careens sth. [turns a vessel over on its side] | 6 jd. kielholt etw. |  |
 | pony {adj} [attr.] [something very small of its kind] | 5 Mini- |  |
 | proverb [»Every little bean will make its own little sound.« - referring to flatulence related to consumption of legumes] | Jedes Böhnchen gibt ein Tönchen. [hum.] |  |
 | Hanoverian {adj} [relating to the city of Hanover or its citizens] | hannöverisch [selten] [Hannover, die Hannoveraner betreffend] |  |
 | Hanoverian {adj} [relating to the city of Hanover or its citizens] | hannöversch [seltener neben: hannoversch] [Hannover, die Hannoveraner betreffend] |  |
 | zool. hatching {adj} {pres-p} [emerging from its egg] | schlüpfend |  |
 | geogr. hist. Milesian {adj} [of or relating to Miletus or its inhabitants] | milesisch |  |
 | overblown {adj} [past its prime] | am Verblühen |  |
Verbs |
 | entom. orn. zool. to hatch [emerge from its egg; also: emerge from a chrysalis or pupa ] | 617 schlüpfen [Vogel, Fisch, Schlange etc.; auch: Schmetterling etc.] |  |
 | to locate sth. [define its place in a certain framework] | 218 etw.Akk. verorten [fachspr.] [sonst geh.] |  |
 | to replace sth. [to put sth. back in its place] | 52 etw. zurücklegen [an seinen Platz legen] |  |
 | to shift sth. [move from its place] | 35 etw. verrücken |  |
 | gastr. to pacotize [process, which mixes and purees deep frozen food stuff directly in its frozen state] | 5 pacossieren [Tiefgefrorenes ohne Auftauen mit dem Pacojet® pürieren] |  |
 | to bream sth. [archaic] [clear a ship or its bottom] | etw.Akk. reinkratzen und reinbrennen [Schiff, Schiffsboden] |  |
 | to carry sth. [bring in its wake] | etw. mit sich bringen |  |
 | ling. to conjugate sth. [through all its grammatical forms] | etw.Akk. durchkonjugieren |  |
 | hydro. to crest [Am.] [flood or river: rise to its highest level] | den Höchststand erreichen [Flut, Fluss] |  |
 | hydro. to crest [Am.] [flood: rise to its highest level] | den Scheitelpunkt erreichen [Flut] |  |
 | to deconstruct sth. [reduce sth. to its constituent parts in order to reinterpret it] | etw. (zur Neuinterpretation) auf seine (wesentlichen) Bestandteile zurückführen |  |
 | to exercise sth. [to tax its powers, i.e. under considerable physical or mental exertion] | etw.Akk. (stark) in Anspruch nehmen |  |
 | hist. law relig. to outlaw sb. [to put sb. outside the law and deprive him/her of its protection] [hist.] | jdn. in Acht und Bann tun [Redewendung] |  |
 | to restore [to its former condition] | in den alten Zustand versetzen |  |
 | to twist [of its own accord] [to warp] | sichAkk. verdrehen |  |
Nouns |
 | spectacle [event or scene regarded in terms of its visual impact] | 217 Schauspiel {n} [eindrucksvoller Anblick, beeindruckende Szene] |  |
 | math. pi <π> [the symbol π denoting the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter / the ratio itself] | 34 Pi {n} <π> [Kreiszahl] |  |
 | lollapaloosa [Am.] [sl.] [also spelled lollapalooza, lallapalooza or lalapalooza] [something outstanding of its kind] | 15 [etwas Außergewöhnliches oder besonders Hervorragendes] |  |
 | geogr. Schwabing [borough in Munich, often considered its Bohemian quarter] | 7 Schwabing {n} |  |
 | anat. med. VetMed. mamma [a mammary gland and its accessory parts] | 6 Mamma {f} [fachspr.] [weibliche Brust, Brustdrüse, Euter] |  |
 | tech. slitting [cutting a metal sheet along a straight line parallel to its length] | 6 Abschneiden {n} [Werkstück, Scherschneiden] |  |
 | archi. urban [detached residence set in its own grounds] | 5 Villa {f} |  |
 | gastr. [method of cooking meat very slowly in its own fat, usually as preservation] | 5 Konfieren {n} [Garmethode, bei der Fleisch im eigenen Fett gegart wird; bes. als Konservierungsmethode] |  |
 | agr. bot. gastr. tops {pl} [leaves, stems, and shoots of a plant, esp. those of a vegetable grown for its root] | 5 Kraut {n} [das Grüne, bes. von Wurzelgemüse] |  |
 | oenol. [a vine that has not been grafted, but grows on its own roots] | Direktträger {m} [auch: Selbstträger] |  |
 | agr. [cf. Almabtrieb; joint herds from multiple farmers are sorted in the Viehscheid, and each cow is returned to its owner] | Viehscheid {m} [Allgäu, Deutschland] |  |
 | [city with half-timbered houses in its historic downtown district] | Fachwerkstadt {f} |  |
 | mus. [Gebrauchsmusik, German term for music that exists not only for its own sake ("utility music")] | F-Musik {f} [Gebrauchsmusik] |  |
 | [male associated with a team or a students' fraternity bearing "Borussia" in its name; e.g. common for members of the football teams "Borussia Mönchengladbach" and "Borussia Dortmund"] | Borusse {m} |  |
 | zool. [male fawn of roe deer, chamois, or ibex, in its first year of life] | Bockkitz {n} [Kitzbock] |  |
 | archi. hist. urban [palace-sized revivalist town house, lived in by its owners but let in part] | Zinspalais {n} [Österreich] |  |
 | agr. [position of a crop in crop rotation (and its yield)] | Tracht {f} [Stellung einer Fruchtart in der Fruchtfolge (und ihr Ertrag)] |  |
 | hunting [raptor that kills (mainly) with its beak; e.g. a falcon] | Bisstöter {m} |  |
 | hunting [raptor that kills (mainly) with its feet; e.g. a hawk] | Grifftöter {m} |  |
 | mus. clang [fundamental note with its harmonics, from German "Klang"] | Klang {m} [Helmholtz] |  |
 | country [region (with regard to its physical features)] | Land {n} [Landstrich, Gegend] |  |
 | pol. Francophobia [hatred of France, its people and culture] | Franzosenhass {m} |  |
 | educ. hist. Leucorea [name given the University of Wittenberg at its founding] | Leucorea {f} [Universität Wittenberg] |  |
 | for. hist. perambulation [chiefly historical] [record of a forest's boundaries established through walking its perimeter] | Waldvermessung {f} [hauptsächlich historisch] |  |
 | surcharge [a mark printed on a postage stamp changing its value] | Aufdruck {m} |  |