contemporary bedding or the warm space under a bed cover

A lair or den used for illegal activities.

dimple (on the cheek when smiling)

cowardly, weak in character, or good-for-nothing

honeycomb; beehive

edible bird's nest

feeling dejected, stifled, or frustrated by unfair treatment or misfortune

to hide or store stolen goods, contraband, or illicit items

like a swarm of bees; in droves (of people flocking to do something)

Sarajevo, capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina

a place where people engage in sexual activity for payment

the hollow under the arm where it joins the shoulder

hexagonal household coal briquette

the resting place or nest of a wild animal

internal strife within a family or group

comfortable niche

thieves' lair

A conical steamed bun made of coarse grain, typically cornmeal.

a proverb stating that even a scoundrel should not or does not do harm to those in his immediate neighborhood or close social circle

to be idle or underutilized at work, typically due to external factors such as poor management or lack of supplies

Ögedei Khan (1186-1242), second Great Khan of the Mongol Empire and son of Genghis Khan

(of a machine or vehicle) to stop working or be out of commission

pent-up frustration or petty annoyances resulting from being mistreated or unable to assert oneself

A place where illegal gambling takes place; an illegal casino.

(coll.) meek and civil in public, but a tyrant at home

glutinous rice cake with a sweet filling

the large, smooth, concave surface on the internal side of the ilium

Small indentations on the lower back above the buttocks, also known as dimples of Venus.

to sit on eggs to hatch them (of poultry or birds)

(fig.) to stir up a hornet's nest

dimple (on the cheek when smiling)

a person who provides a hiding place or protection for criminals

(dialect) to move after being in the same place for some time; to move house

the hollow under the arm at the shoulder, also known as the armpit or axilla; often used in the context of being ticklish

The swallow's nest is built one beakful of mud at a time; used as an idiom to describe how great things are achieved through persistent, small efforts or how many small things add up to a lot (many a little makes a mickle).

traditional footwear made of woven straw or grass, lined with feathers or down for insulation

The hollow or shallow depression located at the back of the knee joint.

Baker's cyst or popliteal cyst (medicine)

to suffer a snub or meet with a rebuff

a useless weakling

otak, a Malay food

ant nest

to sow discord everywhere

(physiology) areolar tissue; cellular tissue