cliff; precipice; precipice; brink of a dangerous situation
sunlight; rays of the Sun
East Asian lacquer; japan; Chinese lacquer tree (Toxicodendron vernicifluum, formerly Rhus verniciflua)
reinforcement; strengthening
ghost; apparition; phantom; spectre; specter; demon
poor-quality; shoddy; unskillful; inexpert; unlucky
itchy; creepy; feeling uneasy
to be buried; to be covered; to overflow; to be crowded; to be repaid (e.g. debt); to be replenished
having had enough; flatly refusing; wouldn't do for anything; begging pardon
silly; foolish; absurd; childish; easy; trifling
insect; bug; worm; roundworm; thing inside one's body believed to influence one's thoughts and feelings; (one's) unconscious; nervousness
binding (someone) hand and foot; being tied down (by rules, obligations, etc.)
smoky; awkward; uncomfortable; ill at ease
haughty; arrogant; proud; stuck-up
battle; fight; fighting; engagement; contest
to wield power; to exercise authority
girl; baby girl; schoolgirl; girl pupil
of bad character; ill-natured; nasty; vicious; wicked; malignant
breeding; propagation; reproduction; multiplication; increase
reincarnation; rebirth; transmigration; metempsychosis
occupation; calling; livelihood
honorific/polite/humble prefix; honorific suffix
yin-yang diviner; sorcerer; exorcist; medium
nightly procession of monsters, spirits, etc.; veritable pandemonium; large number of people plotting and doing evil; creepy characters roaming about
year by year; annually; every year; from year to year
to continue; to keep going; to go along (e.g. with some trend)
to be replaced with new growth
massacre; annihilation; wholesale slaughter
new moon; first day of the lunar month; crescent moon
to lie on top of one another; to be in a heap
ivy (esp. Boston ivy, Parthenocissus tricuspidata)
to fall down; to fall over; to turn out; to play out; to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism); to apostatize
fate; destiny; predestination
to become rusted together; to become rusted shut; to rust; to become (completely) rusty; to become rusty (of a skill or ability); to become less effective
narrow; tight; formal; stiff; constrained; uncomfortable