most part; greater part; majority
to bite at; to snap at; to jump at (e.g. an offer); to snap at; to hold on to; to cling to
live decoy (for hunting); decoy; bait; lure
even so (expressing frustration, etc.); still
after an interval of ... years; for the first time in ... years
to soak through; to be deeply impressed
tremblingly; having the chills (through fear, cold, anticipation, etc.)
riding; ride; spread (of paints); -seater (e.g. two-seater); (getting into the) mood; (entering into the) spirit
departure (from a base); takeoff; launch; starting (to move; of a car); start; moving off
seat belt; seatbelt; safety belt
to go round and cut in; to take a roundabout path
in a daze; absent-mindedly; dimly; hazily; with a roar (of flames); with a whoosh
accelerator (pedal); gas pedal
groan; moan; growl; snarl; hum (e.g. of a motor); buzz
meter; gauge; metre (unit of length); meter; animator
tuberculosis patient; person with a lung disease; suffering from lung disease
fields (of rice and other crops)
thickly; densely; luxuriantly
garden lantern; hanging lantern
long-awaited; long-waited-for; someone who has waited a long time; something that one has waited impatiently for
to push on; to plunge forward; to push one's way to
Buddhist priest; bonze; close-cropped hair; crew cut; boy; sonny
to be tired of waiting; to wait impatiently
to feel uneasy; to get into a panic; to feel excited; to have one's heart beat wildly; to have a presentiment
belatedly; though a little too late
bow and arrow; weapon; arms
large, perforated, turnip-shaped arrowhead cover made of Japanese bigleaf magnolia or paulownia; harmless arrow affixed with such a cover (that whistles when shot and is used to drive off evil spirits)
eighth (place, position, etc.); having eight eyes; having many eyes; (of a fabric) having a loose knit; lamprey; eight-holed arrow whistle
arrow with a whistle attached; whistling arrow used to signal the start of battle
tremendous; immense; enormous; colossal; stupendous; huge
arrow with a whistle attached; whistling arrow used to signal the start of battle
field; plain; prairie; tundra; moor; wilderness
to place both hands on the ground (to express respect, apology or to present a request)
destruction; ruin; nirvana; cessation (of earthly desires); dying (from overwhelming emotion); being overwhelmed (by something)
Japanese sword (usu. single-edged and curved); Japanese bladed weapon
fellow traveler; fellow traveller; travelling companion; taking someone along unwillingly (e.g. in death); forcing to take part
having a headache; racking one's brains; troubling over something