combination; assortment (of goods); assorted box (e.g. of chocolates); assorted basket
severe; intense; awe-inspiring; biting; bitter (cold); piercing
violation; offense; offence; breach; transgression; infringement
to walk about; to go out (here and there); to gad about
lightly; nimbly; with agility; casually; readily; regularly
curious onlookers; rubbernecks
strong arm; stout arm; ability to carry out a difficult job; capable person
lariat; slip noose; lasso; lariat; clothesline
professional wrestling move
vital part (of the body); tender spot; key point; essential point; male crotch (as a target in fighting); vital point
invulnerability; immortality; insensibility to pain
fish-shaped pancake filled with bean jam
yakisoba; fried noodles, usu. with vegetables and meat
yakitori; chicken pieces (or sometimes beef or pork offal) grilled on a skewer; grilled and skewered bird (esp. sparrow); failing to win a single hand during a half-game
cup sake; sake sold in a single-serve glass cup or can
age range; age-group; age bracket
by nature; naturally; by birth; since birth; in one's (entire) life
to try; to attempt; to have a go (at)
(idle) curiosity; fancifulness; eccentricity; person with unusual tastes; eccentric; oddball
staunch; hardcore; dyed-in-the-wool; metal reinforcement
youth; adolescence; springtime of life
other side; opposite side; other party
karate; being empty-handed; having nothing in one's hands
to be very childlike; to be very childish
to parry; to sidestep; to dodge
to be superfluous; to be in excess; to be more than enough
disorder; chaos; confusion
shaku; flat wooden or ivory baton carried in the right hand when in ceremonial imperial or Shinto garb
very high; high up; aloft; only; merely; just
to defer; to postpone; to move down
separate room; another room; special room; (arch.) concubine (of a noble)
to be completely satisfied; to be completely contented
to stir well; to mix thoroughly; to interrupt (with a joke, sarcastic remark, etc.); to butt in (with a facetious comment); to make fun of (what someone says)
seeing is believing; one eye-witness is better than many hearsays; a picture is worth a thousand words