to grab at; to grasp at; to clutch at
to end without incident; to not turn into something serious
sluggishly; slowly; ploddingly; stolidly (standing); impassively
another time; some other time
no matter how you put it; whatever the circumstances may be; say what you like; no matter how you look at it
to get moldy (mouldy); to get musty; to develop mildew
to force someone to clamp with their teeth; to force into someone's mouth (e.g. a gag); to wedge into a space; to inflict (a blow); to deal (a hit); to pull (a joke)
to envy; to be envious (of); to be jealous (of)
to go past (a place or thing); to go beyond
attaching the polite suffix "-sama" to somebody's name (more polite than "-san")
to sow seeds; to sow the seeds of ... (e.g. conflict)
diligently; assiduously; industriously; beavering away
to begin; to set about; to start
together (of two people); both (of you, them, etc.)
fearfully; timidly; cautiously; nervously
to gnaw; to nibble; to bite; to dabble in; to have a smattering of
having nothing to do; having time on one's hands (and not knowing what to do); being at a loose end; being bored
plump; with a thud; heavily
out of control; out of hand; unmanageable
to grow restive; to begin to act violently
lattice; latticework; window bars; grid; grating
to ward off (e.g. an attack); to fend off (e.g. a question); to elude; to evade; to dodge; to turn aside (e.g. a joke)
to surge; to well up; to gush out
to rage; to run amok (amuck); to tear around
tightly; closely; exactly; precisely; suddenly (stopping)
to pray for the repose of somebody's soul; to pray for the souls of the departed
one's left hand; (lit.) bow hand
tuck (e.g. in a dress); rise (e.g. in price)
control circuit; controlling circuit
death due to shock (triggered by blood loss, heart failure or other causes)
accumulation; accumulate; store
half and half; fifty-fifty
astonished; shocked; amazed; astounded; aghast
fishing; gathering seafood (e.g. clams, seaweed); catch (e.g. of fish); haul
to be at a complete loss; to be without recourse; to be completely stymied; to have absolutely no idea what to do