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Combat means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Occasionally means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Advantage means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Heave means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Resentful means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Restrain means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Flexed means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
Frustration means
feeling unfairly hurt, bitter
stronger position
battle
tightened so that the arm is bent and muscle is bulging
feeling of being prevented from doing something
rise and fall regularly
now and then
hold back, keep in control
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