remortgage [written and colloquial]

not worth it; describes the feeling of not being able to accept the outcome of something, to feel that one has been wronged and deserves better; the feeling of being unable to resign or reconcile to something

jealous or envy of someone

too meticulous, always refuse to be at disadvantage

refusing to give in, not convinced

adj; value for money; worth buying

to be perfectly happy to

to feel that someone has been wronged and that they deserve better [colloquial]

an expression used to curse someone to be childless and that they deserved it if the curse ever comes true [colloquial]

an expression used to curse someone's children to be born without a bottom and that they deserved it if the curse ever comes true [colloquial]

offset a debt

to bear the cold when one did not put on enough clothes

to put up with the cold weather and wear less clothes than needed for the reason of showing off

(slang) a good deal; an absolute bargain; very cheap

to boycott

demanding / amazing

resist

to pay with one's life

noun; arrival, arrive

adj; considerate; endurance

something which is worth considering; being generous and considerate towards others

adj; endurance; bearable

capable; durable

deserve to be beaten (spoken)

(verb) Resist against

resistance

(verb) (of loan) 1. Hock; 2. To put up as collateral

resist

(adjective) deserved (death or punishment); damnable; to have brought it upon oneself; serves one right; to have it coming; deserving of the consequences; used for describing something (typically comments or remarks) that are either sharp / sardonic / cleverly thought up

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