gallbladder; gall bladder
to undergo surgery; to have an operation
meeting; greeting; welcome; person sent to meet a visitor
common camellia (Camellia japonica)
careless; thoughtless; stupid; heedless; unobservant; inadvertent
surgery (branch of medicine); department of surgery
eight; eight years of age; two o'clock (old time system)
by nature; by birth; naturally; natural; innate
obstacle; impediment; disability; handicap; steeplechase; obstacle race
to squat; to crouch down (completely, generally with face looking through knees)
sullenly; taciturnly; morosely; taciturn person; uncommunicative person
to be offended; to get angry; to be stuffy; to be stifling; firmly (shutting one's mouth)
reliable; dependable; trustworthy; hopeful; promising
youth; child (esp. of the young son of someone of high social standing); young; new
nearby (one's seat); (by) one's side; Dear (Mr./Mrs.)
half asleep and half awake; trance; dream and reality
driving rain; rainstorm; wind and rain
diagonally; obliquely; slantingly; slantwise
from one end to another; thoroughly; completely; utterly
dew; tears; (not) a bit; (not) at all
to become complicated; to become intricate; to become tangled
silently (as the grave); quietly (as in death)
day after tomorrow; wrong (e.g. direction)
event; festivities; function; social gathering; auspices; opening
maple (tree); red leaves (of autumn); autumn colors; layered colors in garments, resembling autumn colors; venison
continuation; rest (of the story, work, etc.); flow (e.g. of a piece of writing); pacing (of a story); succession (of); sequence
television; TV; TV program; TV programme; TV broadcast
announcement; presentation; demonstration; displaying; showing; introducing
to be crowded; to be packed; to be busy; to be piled up (of work); to be busy (with many things); to be packed (of one's schedule)
taking a commemorative photo
right beside; close to; nearby
bridal costume; wedding dress
surmise; guess; inference
snugly (into hole, container, etc.); tightly (fitting, covering); firmly; with a pop (e.g. a cork being pulled out); with a plop; (fall) straight