one animal (small); (arch.)  two-tan bolt of cloth
 another thing;  other things;  another man's property
 stool (stood on to reach high objects);  small stepladder; (fig.) stepping stone
 to creep up;  to crawl up;  to overcome (a bad situation);  to rise (after a setback)
 one's hand (when playing cards);  name tag;  nameplate;  wallet-sized (photo)
 bad move (in chess, shogi, etc.)
 retreat;  withdrawal;  retirement
 to gain time;  to play for time;  to buy time
 blind spot (e.g. of a driver);  dead angle;  dead ground;  dead space
 to open (e.g. path);  to clear (the way);  to break up (e.g. land)
 with a smooth, unhindered motion;  speedily and without delay
 getting closer;  drawing nearer;  being not much different;  being near (age, skill, etc.);  becoming close (i.e. friendly);  becoming intimate
 astonishment;  amazement;  surprise;  fright;  shock
 another (person);  the other person;  one more (person)
 to be too much for one;  to find unmanageable;  to be beyond one's control;  to not know what to do with
 lining;  backing;  backing up (e.g. a theory);  support;  bolstering
 hesitation;  bewilderment;  illusion;  delusion;  inability to reach enlightenment
 short sword;  dagger;  stiletto;  hour hand (of a clock)
 superficial;  half-hearted;  shallow
 to swing downward;  to bring down (one's sword, fist, etc.)
 faint;  dim;  weak;  poor;  wretched;  meagre
 metallic sound;  metallic clank
 surface;  face;  outside;  exterior;  appearances;  superficiality
 wound;  injury;  chip;  crack;  flaw;  defect
 true to one's name;  living up to one's name
 the way one works;  one's working manner
 ingredient;  component;  composition
 abrupt;  sudden;  unexpected
 while moving;  on the move
 How did you like ...?;  How about ...?;  What's going on?;  How's it going?
 to have tears in one's eyes;  to be moved to tears
 to stir;  to churn;  to rummage around;  to throw into confusion;  to throw into chaos
 sensation;  feeling;  tendency;  propensity
 being put off (by someone's words, behaviour, etc.);  being taken aback;  recoiling (in shock, disgust, etc.);  zooming out or pulling the camera back to get a wider image (in film and TV)
 emission;  emanation;  letting out (feelings);  venting;  divergence (of light);  divergence
 charge;  duty;  person in charge;  connection;  linking
 maximum;  to the maximum degree;  to the full
 explanation;  interpretation
 to do for (someone);  to take in;  to deceive;  to hoodwink