to turn pale; to lose color; to lose colour
hustle and bustle; throng; crowd; congestion; traffic jam
throwaway match (i.e. one played after a tournament has already been decided); dead rubber
lattice; latticework; lattice door; check(ed) pattern; plaid
bring-your-own (e.g. food and drink); carry-on (e.g. luggage)
intake (e.g. of salt); ingestion; absorption (e.g. of new knowledge); adoption (e.g. of foreign culture); reception and protection
checking answers (e.g. to homework problems); verifying one's answers
sharply; harshly; stingingly
extreme foolishness; grave stupidity; big fool; damn idiot; utter fool
greed; avarice; covetousness; greedy person
accompanying; being accompanied by; going with
call; summons; call; invocation; usher who calls the names of wrestlers, sweeps the ring, etc.; telephone number at which a person without a telephone can be reached; (arch.) box-shaped area containing clean water for rinsing oneself (in an Edo-period bathhouse)
reality; actuality; actual conditions; ultimate reality; absolute truth
half-cooked; vague; halfhearted; indecisive
to cause someone's death; to cause someone to die; to kill
bathhouse; (public) bath; bathroom
to recite; to chant; to read aloud
pen spinning; spinning a pen around between the fingers
area (measurement); square measure; size (of land); floor space
to warm up to; to become enthusiastic about; to be elated
little finger; pinky; fourth (occ. fifth) finger; little toe
to fall off; to tumble down
to etch into one's mind; to remember well
(temporary) closure of school
recent state; present state; present condition; current status; current circumstances
silver (Ag); silver (color); silver (medal, prize, etc.); silver coin; silver general; bank; (arch.) money
mature; experienced; precocious; mature for one's age
malicious; deliberately mean
cicada; locust; small-sized pulley
to shake (from fear, cold, excitement, etc.); to shudder; to tremble
to be flabbergasted; to be dumbfounded
reduction (of a moyo or influence); reducing move
ironically enough; as irony would have it; in a nice little twist
to return to normal; to revert to the starting point; to go back to how it was
middle of summer; height of summer; midsummer
precipitous; rugged; inaccessible; grim; severe; stern