pain; agony; suffering; distress; torment
looking pale; looking unwell
to kick (hard); to send flying with a kick; to kick away; to reject flatly; to refuse outright; to turn down
grudge; complaint; reproach
irregular; bad bounce (in tennis); bad hop (in baseball)
ruins; wreckage; wreck; broken remains; debris
to flicker; to quiver; to waver; to sway
analysis; analytical study; parsing; parse
host; landlord; innkeeper
to change (buses, boats, etc.); to transfer (to); to possess (of a god, spirit, etc.)
hazy; misty; foggy; hazy feeling; uncertain feeling; feeling gloomy
to feel refreshed; to feel more cheerful; to feel better
break; pause; halt; (temporary) stop
joyful (news, event, etc.); joyous; delightful (e.g. result); pleasing (e.g. sight); gratifying; welcome
relationship; relation; terms (good, friendly, etc.)
negative emotions; negative feelings
(not) anywhere; nowhere; everywhere; anywhere
wave (on water); wave (electromagnetic, sound, etc.); wave (in hair); wave (audience); Mexican wave
mirror; looking-glass; barrel head; page added at the beginning of a document mentioning its purpose, date, author, etc.; mirror-shaped mochi
treasuring; cherishing; prizing; holding dear
honor; honour; prestige; dignity; honorary (e.g. president, doctorate)
cover (e.g. for illegal activity); front; Dendropanax trifidus (species of flowering plant); straw raincoat that makes one invisible
world; society; life; lifetime; age; era; reign
to support (someone) financially; to finance; to supply (money); to present (money or gifts) to a monarch (feudal lord, etc.)
being adopted into the family of one's bride
immediate reply; quick answer; ready agreement
to install (a king, emperor, etc.); to appoint (to a post); to promote; to assign (to study under)
younger brother; little brother; brother-in-law (spouse's younger brother or younger sister's husband); (arch.) pupil; (arch.) apprentice
it was, wasn't it?; must have been; I think (it was); how might it have been?
retirement (from work); leading a quiet life (after retirement); retired person; retiree; surrendering headship of the family (pre-WWII)
to lead a life; to live a life
right of succession; right to the throne
derailment; digression; deviation
fiction; made-up story; fable; fabrication; myth
(having) two choices; choice between two things
guess; speculation; supposition
rookery; breeding grounds; nesting place
to become thin; to lose weight; to slim; to become impoverished (of soil); to become sterile; to become infertile