harmless; innocuous; safe; benign
to watch steadily; to stare
to be dark; to be dull; to be unassuming; to be inconspicuous; to not stand out
dark-red pigment; rouge; dark red; deep red; cochineal
introduction; presentation; referral; listing
why; oh; no!; quit it!; stop!
the other day; a few days ago
to hang (something) on the wall
behaving outrageously as though there were no one around; acting without consideration for others; arrogance; audacity; insolence
to garnish; to accompany (as a card does a gift); to add to as support; to prop up; to accompany (as an aid, guide, translator, etc.); (arch.) to mimic
reasoning; inference; deduction; mystery or detective genre
or something; or something like that; or words to that effect; something or other
to worry (about); to fret (over); to be anxious
nest; rookery; den; haunt; (spider's) web
easy; simple; there's no way that ...
hobby; pastime; tastes; preference; liking
type; kind; type (of person); (ideal) type; typewriter; typing
favorite; favourite; pet (e.g. teacher's pet); bookmark (in web browser)
to leave as; to view as; to maintain the status quo
(one's) consideration; (taking) notice; interest; within the eye
double suicide; lovers' suicide
occasion; time; section (of a literary work); paragraph; season; term; principle
death in jail; death in prison
Man'yōshū (8th century anthology of Japanese poetry)
to droop (e.g. ears of grain); to bow one's head; to hang one's head
to bloom; to blossom; to become lively (esp. of conversation); to become animated; to experience a golden age
middle of summer; height of summer; midsummer
completely; absolutely; (not) at all; (not) a bit; earnestly; intently
dressing oneself (e.g. to go out); outfitting oneself
with stealthy steps; with noiseless footsteps; on tiptoe; stealthily
storage room; storeroom; lumber room
agile; nimble; casual (clothing); light (e.g. luggage); carefree; with limited responsibility
(truck) load-carrying tray; (bicycle) luggage carrier; roof rack
head (of a household); proprietor (of a store); proprietress; (arch.) entertaining someone as one's guest