with a bonk; with a thump; with a klunk; with a rap
condensation (of ideas, emotions, etc.); concentration; condensation (of a vapour or gas)
common humanity; shared humanity; shared by humanity
to erase; to drown out (e.g. a voice); to make disappear
farewell; adieu; goodbye; so long
to become calm (of the wind, sea, etc.); to die down
steam; vapour; vapor; steamboat; steam locomotive
as much as one wants; as many as one wants; all that one wishes for
to be ill; to suffer from
feeling one gets from listening to something
to crown; to cap; to prefix with; to start with; to begin with
soaked; drenched; sopping; splashing; sloshing
settlement (of a matter); sorting out; winding up (affairs); cleaning up afterwards; tidying up (when finished)
puddle of blood; pool of blood
flapping; rattling; (running) with a clatter; noisily; (falling) one after another; in quick succession; busily
virgin (usu. female); maiden; virgin (e.g. forest); unspoiled by human activity; debut; maiden (e.g. voyage)
stock; inventory; stocking up (e.g. on food); (soup) stock; stock; share; stock (point-in-time economic quantity)
(in fiction) person changed into a vampire by magic
shape of the "dai" kanji (esp. person with arms and legs outstretched); sprawling; lying spread-eagled
to be unreasonable; to whine; to throw a tantrum
childish; child-like; innocent; naive
good (person, nature, etc.); good-natured; virtuous; honest
cruelty; coldheartedness; relentless; ruthless
to exercise one's talent; to display one's ability
in spite of; despite; although; nonetheless; nevertheless; but
ambush; lying in wait for an ambush
to fall in love (with); to love
(official) audience; interview; reception; meeting with one's lawyer (while detained or imprisoned)
surfacing; rising to the surface; emerging; leaping into prominence; rising (of rank)
crumpled; rumpled; to be annoyed; to be irritated; noisily (chewing)
unpleasant; disgusting; loathsome; shameful; scandalous
helper (e.g. for a sick person); assistant; bridesmaid; best man; cornerman; second
bathroom; (arch.) bathing; (arch.) bathing attendant (for a noble)