interest n. 1 personal interest in a state of affairs, usu. with an expectation of gain. 2 Law interest (usu. in land or money held in trust) recognized as belonging to a person.

... way is the absolutive use of verbs requiring mandatory . distribution : “ A Well , how is your vest B Vest produced -- A, (leaving home for a visit ) Throw me around - (In the sense ... (Psycholinguistics)
... Suffice it to recall Napoleon , and each of us imagines . a man with a hand laid overboard a vest , with.an exposed thumb We believe many of you have not quite a decent . explanation ... (Body language)
... well GID - smart , quick-witted convict LIQUID DOLLAR - half aliter ofvodka VEST - fixture onthering forcutting pockets REMAIN - take something from another person ... (Criminal psychology)
... - acoffin Sniffing - tocatch thebreath Ryabuha - taxi RIGHTS - buttocks Ryabchik - naval vest Razhenka - vodka ... (Criminal psychology)
... - under theinfluence ofthedrug injected intothe.vein SHE - put adrug inavein Zharka - vest pocket NARROW - executioner Uzun-Clown - scammer LEAD TO NON-UNDERSTANDING - tolie , dodge ... (Criminal psychology)
... professions : sailors , for example ., lighthouse , anchor , lifebuoy , sailboat , caravel , albatross , beauty in a vest .and peakless cap The meaning of such tattoos - in the expression of love . for the sea , sea romance ... (Criminal psychology)
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