'Desiring to bring about the destruction of the wicked Kīcaka, the mighty Bhīma ground his teeth in fierce rage. Sweat beaded on his brow, and deep, terrible wrinkles furrowed his forehead.' ।। 4-15-11 ।।
'A smoky glare blazed from Bhīma’s eyes, and his eyelashes bristled fiercely. The slayer of hostile heroes pressed his forehead with both hands, his rage mounting as he prepared to spring into action. But King Yudhiṣṭhira, fearing the consequences of rashness, pressed his thumbs together and silently commanded Bhīma to hold back.' ।। 4-15-12 ।।
'Maintaining her form/appearance and keeping her righteous vow as prescribed by dharma, the daughter of Drupada (Draupadi) was burning as if with fierce/terrible eyes.' ।। 4-15-14 ।।
'Those whose enemy does not sleep while touching the ground with his foot - of such men, the son of a charioteer has kicked me, their proud/honored wife, with his foot.' ।। 4-15-15 ।।