way (of doing); manner; method
before; prior to; ago; the past; before; previously
(stand to) attention!; standing at attention
unpleasant; revolting; feeling sick; feeling unwell; uncomfortable; annoying
insane; crazy; nuts; out of one's mind
diligently; seriously; perfectly; properly; sufficiently; satisfactorily
leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously; constantly; keep ...-ing
in a hurry; hurriedly; hastily; helter-skelter; hurry-scurry; in a panic
to ask; to enquire; to inquire; to search; to look for; to look into
bashfully; hesitantly; fidgety; restlessly; squirming; wriggling
waka; classic Japanese poem, esp. a tanka, often 31 morae
good-looking man; fine figure of a man
evening; night; dinner; evening meal; counter for nights
slowly; leisurely; gently; suddenly; abruptly
close attention; (watching with) keen interest
without hesitation; with great optimism; (pushing or pulling) strongly; (drinking) heavily
to become blue; to turn green; to turn pale; to blanch (with fear)
some nerve (as in "you have some nerve to ...")
locomotor ataxia; difficulty walking or speaking (due to alcoholism, a stroke, etc.); someone with this problem
will (to do something); drive; motivation; enthusiasm; eagerness
to expand; to swell (out); to get big; to become inflated
to shave off; to scrape off
unparalleled; incomparable; matchless; unrivaled; peerless; unique
large pink (Dianthus superbus var. longicalycinus); woman who displays the feminine virtues of old Japan
(something) one does not really mean; insincere
developing (e.g. industry, town, economy)
fortune; fate; chance; coincidence; (stroke of) luck
of all (things, people, places, days, etc.)
no!; no no!; no, not at all
buzz; hum; shake (with vigor); shaking
to be wounded; to get injured; to get hurt feelings; to get damaged; to get chipped
graceful; willowy; lissome; soft and tender
model; (good) example; exemplar; model handwriting; model drawing; copybook
bursting out (laughter); breaking out (applause); in a rush; in a surge; suddenly; all of a sudden
to get tired; to tire; to become worn out (of a well-used object); (arch.) to starve
to stop; to quit; to put an end to
convalescence; recovering from an illness; recuperating