look after one’s fences

look after one’s fences修篱笆;调整关系以争取支持：It is time for these farmers to look after their fences because wild beasts often get in and eat their fowls.这些农民该修整他们的篱笆了，因为野兽们经常闯进来吃他们的家禽。

• split the log
• Vercelli
• backgammon
• on the crest of the wave
• moss animal
• clean sth↔out
• situated
• lead tungstate
• laniated
• androgenous
• a gush of relief / self pity etc
• have no voice in
• punishableness
• circadianly
• coke coal
• comedoes
• commissioners
• victoria lands
• aloed
• sueding
• the school of hard knocks
• cricked
• smash in
• sarahs
• in strict confidence
• example
• schematise
• Hassler
• milk and honey
• Comdr
• assay office
• panoramic sights
• commissures
• feldspathic quartrite
• black-bellied plover
• gauge loss
• trinketers
• stinking drunk
• remiped
• exmatriculate
• hookedness
• rustling
• ride down
• ride someone down
• cozeys
• lipograms
• assimilative sulfate reduction
• little or little if anything
• military governments
• rearender
• samovar
• proteaceous
• alginic
• longitudinal
• perigee
• centrifugal force
• childlines
• yared
• traducianists
• septostomy
• city room
• autogamous
• degrees
• moral hazard
• make hay of(或with)
• first / second / sixth etc former
• Halakoth
• a feeding frenzy
• sea cows
• physical climate
• look well
• light a fire under someone
• tennantite
• servomotors
• go out to
• cockapoos
• menfolk
• atmospheric layer
• trunk load
• bug-eyed monsters
• myoclonic epilepsy
• Brucellas
• fissions
• microfilament
• machoes
• mudejares
• OK
• make a motion
• so far as in me lies
• sorner
• stop
• jujuism
• stick up to
• taper off
• weather shore
• kingcraft
• diagnostic routine
• yamatoes
• solid-state device
• bimane