chance meeting;  fortuitous encounter
 having an immediate effect;  taking immediate effect
 sensitivity;  susceptibility
 flower;  blossom;  cherry blossom;  beauty;  blooming (esp. of cherry blossoms);  ikebana;  hanafuda
 to hold hands;  to join hands;  to do together;  to go arm in arm;  to join forces;  to link hands
 to bite (at);  to snap at;  to snap at (someone);  to flare up at;  to jump down (someone's) throat
 to steal a kiss;  to snatch a kiss
 hm;  um;  huh?;  what?;  nuh-uh;  no
 to appear;  to start to appear;  to show signs of appearing
 abrupt;  sudden;  unexpected
 soft;  tender;  gentle;  mild;  informal;  light
 to melt (and become soft or liquid);  to be enchanted (by);  to be charmed;  to be bewitched
 collapsing in the middle of a bout;  breaking down (while in the middle of something);  faltering halfway
 slapping on (stamp, sticker);  flopping down
 wife;  bride;  (one's) daughter-in-law
 innocent;  naive;  unsophisticated;  birth-
 chance;  start;  cue;  excuse;  motive;  impetus
 pleasure;  supreme pleasure obtained by freeing oneself from earthly desires
 strange;  weird;  wonder;  mystery;  cleverness;  adroitness
 romantic;  spicy;  coquettish
 to each his own;  people differ;  different people (have different likes)
 farce;  charade;  person who serves tea;  short and humorous improvised sketch (originating from Edo-era kabuki)
 affinity;  feeling of closeness (with someone);  feeling of kinship
 intensive;  concentrated;  focused
 trembling (with fear, cold, etc.);  shaking;  chattering (of teeth);  coming loose;  wobbling
 violence;  vehemence;  fury;  fervour;  fervor;  severity
 stout;  corpulent;  plump;  voluptuous
 emphasis;  highlight;  stress;  stressed point
 very thin;  flimsy;  cheap;  shallow
 to be pleased;  to gloat;  to glow with self-satisfaction
 party (of people);  set (of people);  clan;  family;  fellow
 among (other things);  especially;  particularly;  inter alia;  above all (else)
 certified (as genuine, valuable, etc.);  guaranteed (article);  of established reputation;  acknowledged;  pièce de résistance
 fool;  nitwit;  The Fool (Tarot card)
 to bewilder;  to perplex;  to puzzle;  to tempt;  to seduce
 thoroughly;  through and through
 to have tears in one's eyes;  to be close to crying