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Keep on hand

You have something in stock

He always kept a supply of firewood on hand for cold bights

At hand

Nearby, physically within one's reach. Close by in time or space


Impending or imminent

I always keep a glass of water at hand when I sleep.


Stop dabbling in other projects and focus on the task at hand.


After moths of planning, I'm thrilled that the event is finally at hand

Impend

To be about to occur


Imminent

Her retirement is impending


My impending departure

Dabble

At something: to do something halfheartedly


In something: to be involved in something in a casual manner

Don't just dabbled at your history paper. Settle down and do it right


She dabbled at painting


She dabbled in local politics for a while

Tenacious

Determined. Persistent. Not readily relinquishing a position, principle, or course of action. Firm

You're tenacious and you get at the truth


Tenacious grip

Relinquish

Give up

He relinquished his managerial role to become chief executive.

Roll

( of a vehicle) move or run in wheels, go, travel

Ready to roll?


The van was rolling along the highway

Blare

Make or cause to make a loud , harsh sound

The ambulance arrived outside, siren blaring


A stereo blaring in the next apartment


Blaring the car horn people were blowing their horns or honking their horns ( more common)

Rumble

To make a deep, long, rolling sound

Engine rumbling


The train rumbled along

Creep out

To cause ( someone) to have an uncomfortable feeling if nervousness or fear

The guys really creeps me out


They crept out other kids

Sturdy

( of a person or their body) strongly and solidly built

He had a sturdy, muscular physique.


They are well packaged, sturdy little boxes

Fanatic

Filled with or expressing zeal, a person devoted to a particular hobby

They are fanatic about politics


Music fanatic

Chuckle

Laugh quietly and inwardly, giggle

I chuckled at the astonishment on her face

Amid

Surrounded by, in the middle of, among, during

Our dream home, set amid magnificent rolling countryside


Amid the fighting


Akin

Of similar character


Related by blood

His interest are akin to mine


The dog and fox are closely akin

Vigilant

Watchful, observant

The burglar was spotted by vigilant neighbors