to warp; to curve; to arch; to bend backward (body or body part, e.g. fingers)
to perceive; to sense; to take in; to grasp; to feel
to regain one's breath; to catch one's breath
quiver; quaver; flutter; statistical fluctuation
sweeping sideways; mowing down
to steal; to rob; to deceive; to trick; to graze (in passing); to skim; to appear and quickly disappear (a thought, a smile, etc.)
drop of water; vessel for replenishing inkstone water
to move along; to go alongside; to walk along; to follow; to run down (one's cheek, leg, etc.); to trickle down
displeasure; discomfort; unpleasantness; indisposition; ailment
roughly; approximately; (cutting) in one stroke; (breaking apart) with vigour; (cutting) deeply; (splitting) wide open
to be mistaken; to be incorrect; to make a mistake (in); to do incorrectly; to mistake (one thing with another); to confuse
gradually; by degrees; little by little; steps; stairs; staircase
same period; corresponding period; same year (of graduation, entering a company, etc.); contemporary; synchronization; synchronism
to incline; to lean; to devote oneself to; to concentrate on; to ruin; to squander
back; rear; background; behind the scenes
again and again; repeatedly
operating together; working together; being linked (to); being tied (to); being connected (with); interlocking
to raise one's hand; to surrender; to raise one's hand to someone (as a threat to strike); to become better (at something); to improve; to throw one's hat in the ring
earplug (for protection against noise or water)
downward compatible; backward compatible; upward compatible; forward compatible; providing the same function while being more effective (esp. in games)
limited; limiting; restrictive
water; liquid; fluid; moisture; humidity; sap
footwork (in martial arts, sports, etc.)
pennant on a boat showing wind direction; weather vane; round roof tile (for gables); remiges; flight feathers
amount of information; information content (information theory); Shannon information; surprisal
proficiency; mastery; becoming proficient (in)
to polish; to shine; to burnish; to refine (a skill, etc.); to improve; to hone
to hew; to chop up; to mangle; to mince
to pull out; to take out; to lead out (e.g. a horse from a stable); to summon (e.g. to court); to withdraw (money); to draw
to be imminent; to loom; to be approaching; to be impending
to hurt; to injure; to harm; to damage; to worry; to bother
one round; one turn; one size (larger or smaller); one cycle of the twelve years of the Chinese zodiac
to pierce; to stab; to sting; to bite; to sew; to stitch; to pole (a boat)
to meet (the enemy) and attack; to engage (the approaching enemy); to confront; to intercept
to meet (the enemy) and attack; to engage (the approaching enemy); to confront; to intercept