pursuit (of a goal, ideal, etc.); search; chase; seeking after
to be itching to do something
to weave in (a pattern, colour, material, etc.)
light pink; pale pink; cherry blossom pink
from one's side; from the side (of something); from someone unconnected; from someone uninvolved
Commentaries on the Gallic War (Julius Caesar)
sixth year of elementary school; sixth year elementary school student
unintentionally; inadvertently; calmly; casually; nonchalantly; innocently
play equipment; playground equipment
crayfish (esp. the Japanese crayfish or red swamp crayfish); crawfish
taking; taker; last performer of the day (usu. the star performer); last performance of the day; active partner (e.g. in judo demonstration); emphatic or formal prefix
cops and robbers (hide-and-seek game)
thief; burglar; robber; theft; burglary; robbery
substitution; alternative; substitute
to tan (i.e. suntan); to burn
hasty; rash; impatient; restless; quick (to draw conclusions, make decisions, etc.)
Siebold's dragonfly (Anotogaster sieboldii); jumbo dragonfly
copulation (among animals); mating; treading; covering; serving
calm; composed; leisurely
stock; share; stump; (clump of) roots; plant with attached roots or stem; strain (of bacteria, etc.); stock company
superiority; superior power; predominance; preponderance
arbitration; intercession; mediation
risky; dangerous; insecure
thinking nothing of ...; undaunted by ...; in defiance of ...; in spite of ...; in the face of ...; ignoring ...
student in a lower grade; underclassman
close-cropped hair; shaven head
senior class (kindergarten, pre-school, etc.)
leader; leaders; dotted line; reader (textbook); reader (i.e. a person who reads); microreader
to mix; to stir; to blend
fierce look; frightening look; tough look; aggressive attitude; coercive attitude; taking a hard line
is it?; isn't it?; be; is
stinginess; miserliness; shabby; cheap; petty; narrow-minded
being left out; being ostracized
change; alternation; rotation; replacement; substitution; shift
to irritate; to offend; to provoke; to get on one's nerves