blasphemous; profane; sacrilegious
rule; regulation; settlement; conclusion; habit; custom
treatment as a guest; guest
task; (doing a) bit of work; difficult task; hard work
close (e.g. friend); familiar; familiar (e.g. story); well-known (to one); close (relatives); closely related
ferocious; brutal; atrocious; savage; barbarous
to overdo; to go too far; to go to excess
to kill; to beat to death
reversal (of a situation); turnaround; turnabout; reversal (of direction of rotation)
drama; play; powerful drug
to one's heart's content; as much as one wants; as hard as one can; resolution; decisiveness; determination
if it is not ...; if it does not ...
hall; saloon; spacious room; reception room
fire built in an iron basket (watch fire, fishing fire, etc.); bonfire; campfire; (arch.) brothel-keeper (Edo period)
to surround; to crowd around; to gather around; to encircle; to besiege
to sit; to squat; to be implicated
to spread out (e.g. a futon); to lay out; to lay down (e.g. a cushion); to impose widely (e.g. martial law); to promulgate; to pin down; to hold down
echo; echo; ultrasound (scan); Echo
crisp (like a pickle); crunchy; firm (musculature); stiff (shoulders, neck, etc.)
to scratch; to perspire; to shovel; to paddle
quizzical; puzzled; inquisitive; suspicious; doubtful
to be excited; to be elated
to leave (in someone's keeping); to put (in someone's care); to put (someone) in charge of; to leave (a matter) in someone's hands; to lean on; to put one's weight on
to be sufficient; to be enough; to be worth doing; to be worthy of; to do (the job); to serve
repentance; confession; penitence
to blink (one's eyes) repeatedly
audacious; daring; bold; throaty (voice); rough; deep
sincere; honest; faithful
king; king; king (chess piece)
to commit a crime; to commit a sin
Bible; the Scriptures; Holy Writ
to throw away as useless; to scrap; to make null and void; to renege; to annul
besides; moreover; in addition; to make matters worse
bed and food; eating and sleeping
to do together; to share; to participate in
depravity; corruption; degradation
clergyman; churchman; clergy
filth (esp. excrement, feces, urine); muck; waste; garbage; dirt; dust