[economically] depressed; dispirited (as a metaphor); suffering [financial] losses

[is] staggering; unstable; tottering

[is] unsteady; [is] unstable

to stagger; muddle; walk unsteadily

[pronunciation of the 11th letter of the Thai alphabet]

a stringed musical instrument played with a bow

to sing

[ซออู้] a two-stringed bass fiddle; low-pitched violin; a Thai fiddle with a sound in the alto range

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] soccer

[of a conspiracy] to assemble; to meet secretly

to sit on the back of a motorcycle

[is] shabby; worn

shabbily

[colloquial version of เสีย —a word placed after a verb or at the end of a sentence to add emphasis or indicate a command]

to wash and iron; to do laundry; to launder

to mop up; to soak up; to absorb; to blot up

[Thai transcription of foreign loan word] subtitle

Cherry blossom

[ดอกซากุระ] cherry blossom flower

[ต้นซากุระ] cherry blossom tree

to appreciate; to be deeply impressed; to be very impressive; to appeal

sweet Thai dish make with bean threads and coconut milk.

Sigmund [a given name]

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "sildenafil citrate"—ไวอะกร้า (viagra)]

Caesar

Cesar [a Spanish given name]

Seattle, a city and port in western Washington state, between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, 2000 population 563,375 (Seattle/Eastside/Everett metro area 2,471,000; Everett-Tacoma corridor 4,337,800)

to buy or purchase

[ต้องการซื้อ] want to buy

[อยากจะซื้อ] will want to buy

[กำลังซื้อ] purchasing power

[จะซื้อ] will buy

[กำลังซื้อ] is buying

[ต้องซื้อ] must buy

[ควรซื้อ] should buy

[ต้องไม่ซื้อ] must not buy

[ย่อมจะซื้อ] will inevitably buy

[น่าซื้อ] [is] worth buying

[is] clumsy; blundering

[Thai pronunciation of the English letter,] 'Z' [as named in Europe]; zed

sepak, the Malaysian name of the game Takraw

[alternate spelling of โซล ]

interpolate; insert

Sam [an English given name]

[ผสมแซม] to add in; combine; mix

[alternate spelling of ไซมอน ]

[is] reconciled (with a formerly estranged person); [is] on good terms (with)

[is] aged; very old

old and venerated person, respected elder

Drew [an English given name]

[spoken by a female, added to the end of a request to make it sound polite]

flower

to drudge