morbid; unhealthful; insalubrious
to fold one's arms; to link arms with someone
blasphemy; profanity; sacrilege; desecration; defilement
distortion; stretch; strained interpretation; technicality; casuistry; sophistry
staring (e.g. eyes); goggling; glaring
to become excited; to grow lively
swaying (only once, in a large, slow motion); relaxedly
to slope; to descend; to slide (snow, etc.)
sharp, loud rebuke; bark; roar; rebuke used in Zen to achieve enlightenment
all right; very well; there, there; patting (e.g. a child on the head); stroking
walking heavily; lumbering
talk; conversation; informal expression of opinion; off-the-cuff remarks; discourse
charisma (i.e. attractiveness, charm); charisma (i.e. divinely conferred power or talent); charism; charismatic person; someone famous (usu. for their talent); celebrity
public opinion; popular voice; public sentiment; consensus
trouble; difficulties; dispute; confusion; disorder; mess
to become entangled; to become complicated; to get mixed up; to screw up; to get caught up in
disentanglement puzzle; wire puzzle
the prospects look brighter; there is hope of accomplishing (something)
dejectedly; dispiritedly; despondently; gloomily
to find fault with everybody; to make oneself disagreeable
to act up (machine); to go out of tune (instrument); to not work right; to be knocked off stride; to lose one's bearings; to lose one's presence of mind
rude; impolite; mannerless; snotty
private; personal life; (one's) privacy
marquis; second highest rank of the five ranks of nobility; daimyo
latent disposition; inner feelings
still more; to say nothing of; not to mention; still less
characteristic; feature; special quality
from the beginning; from the first; of course; not to mention ...; not only ... but also ...
to scoop; to ladle out; to trip up (e.g. someone's legs)
preparation; provision; defenses; guard; military formation; troop arrangement
to fly away; to flee away; to scatter
to accomplish; to fulfill; to carry out
to wake up; to awake; to awaken to (instinct, ability, perception, etc.); to become aware of; to come to one's senses