katakana; angular Japanese syllabary used primarily for loanwords
refueling (a car, plane, etc.); lubricating (a machine); oiling
aim; goal; prospect; outlook
erratic driving; driving in a zigzag
artificial object; man-made object; artifact; artefact
to be superfluous; to be in excess; to be more than enough
to wind (of a road, river, etc.); to meander; to twist; to undulate; to surge; to swell
to become (a state, condition, etc.)
pish; pooh; I see; oh; indeed
fuel filler opening; tank pipe opening
in hand; on hand; on one; handheld
property; fortune; assets
very high; high up; aloft; only; merely; just
motorized two-wheeled vehicle (with a displacement of less than 50cc); scooter; moped
full tank (esp. of gasoline); full capacity (of a battery, receptacle, etc.)
one's financial situation; one's finances; state of one's purse
helmet; hard hat; protective headgear
to gnaw; to nibble; to bite; to dabble in; to know a little bit about; to learn a little of
game; match; contest; competition; sport; (sporting) event
yellow; high-pitched (voice); shrill
counter for choices, options, etc.
overly familiar; overfamiliar; too friendly; too free; cheeky
old person; elderly person; trustee of the Japan Sumo Association; retired high-ranking wrestler who is licensed to coach and receives retirement pay; senior statesman (of the Tokugawa shogunate); important local official (under the Tokugawa Shogunate)
to antagonize; to provoke antipathy
to look young; to seem young
heartwarming; pleasant; charming; amusing
merger (of companies, towns, etc.); combination; union; amalgamation; consolidation; coalition
meter; gauge; metre (unit of length); meter
aerial tanker; refueling aircraft; fuel pump; gasoline pump
travelling alone; solitary journey
to drive (a car) around; to ride (a bicycle) around
to be consistent; to be coherent
paranormality; anomalous phenomenon
close adhesion; sticking firmly (to); relating closely (to); having relevance (to); contact printing
one's self-possession; one's presence of mind
external injury; external wound; (physical) trauma
to turn up; to roll up (e.g. sleeves); to do over and over again; to do relentlessly; to stage a comeback (against) (in mahjong, horse racing, etc.); to come from behind
to place both hands on the ground (to express respect, apology or to present a request)