One thinks highly of a metal that lacks impurities.

This imperial concubine is a woman who also spent time in a feudal official's loft bed (but notice it is fancier than the normal one.)

Your hand causes earthquake-like conditions by vibrating the table.

The simulation is controlled by means of your hand.

You put a flag next to a sprout, so you know when watering falls due.

Picture an interesting visitor wearing threads of mixed colors.

In flowers, the seed pod is pressed from both sides to keep the seeds inside.

Picture mysterious Siamese twin water babies, nourished with water.

A bud is a flower tightly wrapped, ready to burst.

You lay eyes on the red juice coming from the roast turkey and get apprehensive.

Dancing fire is a kind of luminous happy music.

Picture being allergic to a fur blanket: it inflames you.

Was the cause of death inundation of water (drowning?) or electrocution?

Think of a famous mole, maybe the one from The Wind in the Willows. His mausoleum in under a pinnacle, of course.

Use your hand to smear on (or off) the wax until the last inch is polished.

Picture a mountain man in such a “rush” that he is wheezing after running around the mountain.

Picture a fledgling learning to float on water.

Picture a mother bird holding its fledgling child in its claws.

Eight is an exaggeration of 5.

His exaggeration of the size of the animal legs was 5 times their actual size.