cause and effect; causality; karma; fate; unfortunate; unlucky
intermission (between acts); interlude
(taking a) bath; hot spring cure
to wash; to cleanse; to inquire into; to investigate; to purify (one's heart); to lave (e.g. shore)
bathroom; (arch.) bathing; (arch.) bathing attendant (for a noble)
coating of snow; blanket of snow
owner; proprietor; possessor (e.g. of talent, beauty, etc.)
verbalization; putting into words
to behave; to conduct oneself; to act; to treat (someone) to (food or drink); to entertain (e.g. to lunch)
boasting; big talk; bombast; Australian English
to wait on someone hand and foot; to take personal care of someone
to make time; to carve out some time (to do something)
wherein; therein; thereinto
daily; everyday; days (e.g. of one's youth); every day; day after day
freely; generously; liberally; ungrudgingly; unsparingly
luxury; extravagance; to live in luxury; to indulge oneself; lavish (use of something); abundant
what; how; what (a) ...!; how ...!; surprisingly; to my amazement
chilly feeling after a bath
top of the shoulders; tip of the shoulder; collar
to put on (coat, gown, etc.)
hot water; hot bath; hot spring; molten iron
to strain one's eyes; to stare
to strain one's eyes; to look closely; to stare at
to be oversized (overloud, etc.)
drumming (noise); beating; rapidly; quickly; continuously; one after the other
black spot; dark spot; sunspot
elephant (Elephantidae spp.)
to crowd; to flock; to swarm
grand; magnificent; majestic; great; sublime
to flap (wings); to spread one's wings; to go out into the world
great; grand; magnificent; outstanding; mighty
dragon (esp. a Chinese dragon); naga; semi-divine human-cobra chimera in Hindu and Buddhist mythology; promoted rook
wing; Chinese "Wings" constellation (one of the 28 mansions); (arch.) counter for birds or bird wings
to flutter (e.g. a flag); to wave; to reverberate (e.g. thunder); to resound
to place on (something); to give (someone) a ride; to give a lift; to load (luggage); to carry; to send out (on the airwaves, etc.); to deceive
to become aroused (of emotions, nerves, etc.); to become excited; to become stirred up; to be proud; to be haughty; to be pompous