part; section; affected part (of the body); private parts; genitals
microscopic examination; microscopy
Japanese apricot (Prunus mume); Japanese plum; ume; lowest (of a three-tier ranking system)
to permeate (of a stain, smell, etc.); to become ingrained; to become embedded; to become a deeply ingrained habit; to become second nature
delicate; minute; fine; detailed; subtle
wale (on the skin); welt; weal
bundle; package; parcel; counter for wrapped objects
to roll up; to hoist; to take away; to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
showy; loud; flashy; gaudy
underwear; undergarment; underclothes; lingerie
dry and rough; desiccated; rustling
to become stormy; to become rough (of the sea); to fall into ruin; to become neglected; to become rough (of skin); to get chapped
projection; protrusion; rupture (e.g. of gas); jetting out; prominence; standing out
to deceive; to cheat; to falsify; to misrepresent; to evade (a question, taxes, etc.); to dodge
to bend; to crook; to lean; to tilt; to bend (the truth); to distort
chaps (in the skin); cracks
tabi; traditional split-toe socks
forcibly; by force; against one's will
charming; captivating; bewitching; seductive; coquettish
at last; finally; barely; narrowly; yo-ho!; heave-ho!
restoration; recovery; rehabilitation; recovery (from an illness); recuperation; convalescence
tuft (of hair, threads, etc.); fringe; bunch (of grapes, bananas, etc.); cluster (of flowers); segment (of a tangerine, etc.); section
(breaking) with a snap (of a thread, rope, etc.); (stopping) suddenly (of communications, a practice, etc.); abruptly; completely
to cut off; to excise; to tear off; to cut out; to whittle down; to tear out
certificate of post-mortem
round shape; circle; circular form
seat; bench; temporary job while looking for a better job or until one marries
hair of the deceased (retained as a keepsake)
to use (a tool, method, etc.); to make use of; to use (a person, animal, puppet, etc.); to employ; to use (time, money, etc.); to spend
to pull out; to draw out; to pick out; to take (a sample); to steal (the contents of something); to pilfer
to melt; to liquefy; to dissolve (in a liquid); to bring into solution; to lose (money; through gambling, etc.); to squander