George Catlett Marshall (1880-1959), US general in WWII, Secretary of State, and author of the Marshall Plan

George Mitchell (1933-), US Democratic politician and diplomat known for brokering the Northern Ireland peace deal

a state of extreme, uncontrolled emotion or excitement, typically used as a loanword in a psychological context

occurring at intervals rather than continuously

to stop for a rest

to take a break or have a rest from physical activity or work

to permanently cease business operations or go out of business

To stop on the way for a rest.

to go to bed or retire for the night

anapodoton (a saying in which the second part, uttered after a pause or totally left out, is the intended meaning of the allegory presented in the first part)

to stop an activity or take a break from work

Michigan, US state

to stay overnight while traveling; to lodge

Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes

to drop a matter or give up on a pursuit

to be balding or have thinning hair on the top of the head

to close a shop and stop business operations, often temporarily

(dialect) an expression used to dismiss someone or their ideas; give me a break or forget about it

(East Asian) hip-and-gable roof

to take a short break from physical work or activity; to catch one's breath

large warship

(dialect) to stop functioning

to stop; to cease