Johnson; Johnston; Johansson (name)

An English surname or given name

Jackson (name); capital city of Mississippi in the US; specifically refers to Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), the seventh US president

To be inferior or worse than something else by comparison; to be second-rate

Wilson, a common English surname or given name; specifically refers to Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924), the 28th President of the United States

The Amazon River in South America or the surrounding Amazon Rainforest

Robinson, a common English surname and given name

humble, modest, and unpretentious; showing polite respect to others

Horatio Nelson (1758-1805), British naval hero; also used generally for the name Nelson

rude; impertinent; not showing proper respect or humility

to speak in an arrogant or rude manner; to use insulting language

military general and politician of the state of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period

Saxon; of the Saxons

Thomson (name)

Robertson (English name)

Acheson or Atchison, name used for both people and places; specifically the city of Atchison in Kansas, USA.

Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826), American statesman and third US president; principal author of the Declaration of Independence

to be slightly inferior; to fall a bit short compared to another

the Amazon River in South America

to give up the throne or imperial power

Nelson or Nillson (name); specifically refers to Horatio Nelson (1758-1805), the British naval hero

Xunke County in [[黑河|黑河|hei1 he2]] Prefecture, Heilongjiang Province

to be slightly inferior in comparison; to be a notch below

Xunke county in Heihe, Heilongjiang province

Robert Morrison (1782-1834), a Presbyterian minister, translator, and the first missionary from the London Missionary Society to China

Saxon (people)

not at all inferior by comparison; to be just as good as something else

The Hudson River, located in New York State, USA

to make impertinent remarks; to use harsh or insulting language; to speak without manners

transliteration of the English surname Jefferson, most notably Thomas Jefferson or Jefferson City

the Saxon people

Jefferson City, the capital of the US state of Missouri

a progressive disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement, often including tremors; a phonetic transliteration of Parkinson's disease used in some regions

To be not at all inferior when compared to someone or something else; showing no signs of being lesser in quality or ability

pertaining to the Anglo-Saxon people, their language, or their culture

The Anglo-Saxon people or their language

slightly lower in capacity, quality, or skill; to be somewhat worse than

Sunni; the largest branch of Islam

the Sunni branch of Islam

To decline something modestly or to refuse an offer with polite excuses

to withdraw and live in seclusion; to be humble and retiring

respectfully obedient; modest and yielding; unassuming

the Amazon (river or rainforest); the company Amazon.com

(idiom) to drift with the waves and yield to the flow; to follow others without thinking for oneself

Madison Square Garden; famous indoor arena in New York City