the reason is that ...; because
to slacken; to loosen; to relax; to slack off (e.g. one's work, attention); to not put one's heart in
infringement; violation; invasion; encroachment; trespass
Irish person; Irishman; Irishwoman
cold (e.g. weather); uninteresting (esp. joke); lame; dull
wind-swept; exposed to the wind
trunk; torso; body; body (of an aircraft); fuselage; hull (of a ship)
weak; feeble; delicate; frail; helpless
diaper; nappy; (arch.) swaddling clothes; (arch.) loincloth
to wrap up (in); to roll up (in); to tuck (up)
to make sound (of an animal); to call; to cry; to make a meld call (e.g. pung, kong)
before very long; soon; someday; one of these days; sooner or later
habit; behavior; behaviour; trait
human work; human agency; art; artificiality
ripening (of a crop); crop; harvest
to store; to save up; to accumulate (e.g. knowledge); to build up (e.g. experience); to grow (a beard, moustache, etc.); to wear
nature; spontaneity; natural airhead
bread; (sweet) pastry; staff of life; one's bread
sweet-tasting; sweet; fragrant (smelling); sweet (music); lightly salted; light in salt; indulgent
lively; vigorous; energetic; full of (energy, appetite, curiosity, etc.); brimming with
to think out; to devise; to invent; to begin to think; to come up with a plan
devising (a way); contriving; device; design; dedication to spiritual improvement (esp. through Zen meditation)
firm; strong; solid; stable
to sharpen; to grind; to whet; to hone; to make keen
one's personal belongings; one's vicinity; one's daily life; everyday necessities
dust; small debris (e.g. dirt, crumbs); trash; garbage; negligible amount; tiny bit
to dance (orig. a whirling dance); to whirl (in the wind); to flutter (about); to swirl
to lie in wait; to wait for an opportunity to hurt someone; (lit.) to sharpen one's fangs
to grapple with; to wrestle with; to engage in a bout; to tackle (e.g. a problem); to come to grips with; to work hard on
to knead; to mix; to complicate; to turn into a mess
to coat a surface with something that adheres strongly when hardened (i.e. grout, plaster, lacquer); to cover up (e.g. truth); to varnish (e.g. with lies, rumors)