to receive punishment; to be penalized

to use; make use of; utilize

to take advantage of; exploit

to postpone [doing something]

[is] under control; effective

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Earl; a British nobleman of a rank below that of marquis and above that of viscount: called count for a time after the Norman conquest. The wife of an earl is a countess

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Earl; (in Anglo-Saxon England) a governor of one of the great divisions of England, including East Anglia, Mercia, Northumbria, and Wessex

Earl [an English given name]

to ferment fish [Isaan language]

[usually followed by เผื่อแผ่] generous; helpful; cooperative; aidant; aiding; assistive

Axel [an English given name]

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] "admin" (short for การบริหาร จัดการ ควบคุมและดูแลระบบหรือกระบวนการ (คอมพิวเตอร์ การเมือง การสอบหรือการจ่ายยา เป็นต้น) or ผู้บริหาร จัดการ ควบคุมและดูแลระบบหรือกระบวนการ (คอมพิวเตอร์ การเมือง การสอบหรือการจ่ายยา เป็นต้น))

Andrew Jackson

peek; peek at; to peep

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] amlodipine

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] aspirin

to complain; appeal

to groan; moan

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] operator

[alternate spelling of โอ้โฮ ]

[ไอ้งั่ง] [derogatory] "You, goddamn fool (moron, idiot, nincompoop)!"

Ireland

[ประเทศไอร์แลนด์] Ireland

Hong Kong, the Hong Kong SAR (Special Administrative Region)

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] Halloween

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] hippo; hippopotamus

[onomatopoeia] usually preceded by สรวลเส  sound of a crowd expressing merry-making, glee, delight, elation, exhilaration, exuberance, exultation, joy, merriment, triumph

[alternate spelling of เหี้ย]

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "high class"]

a.) — [indicating the first item in a list]; Mr. A.

[The first letter of the Thai alphabet]

to reap what one deserves as the fruit of one's own actions.

to pressure; compel; force; oppress; press

Ganokpon; Kanokporn [a Thai given name]

case of necessity