idle complaint; grumble; moha (ignorance, folly)
to grumble; to gripe; to complain
foolishness; silliness; stupidity; (arch.) I; (arch.) me
fool; nitwit; The Fool (Tarot card)
mockery; derision; ridicule
simple honesty; tactless frankness
foolish question; stupid question; one's question
stupid; dim-witted; dense; dull; obtuse; slow
to whinge; to kvetch; to gripe; to complain; to whine
(the) ignorant masses; untaught populace; unlearned people
foolishness; stupidity; silliness
stupid plan; inane way of doing something; (one's own) plan; project
the height of folly; sheer stupidity
dullard; indecisive person
(one's) younger brother; foolish younger brother
foolish thought; (one's own) thought; (one's own) idea
foolish; imbecile; feebleminded
foolish; nonsensical; absurd; ridiculous; trifling
common person; foolish commoner
silly monk; foolish monk; I; me
gang of young toughs; hooligans; hoodlums; hoods; yobbos
slowly; tardily; complaining; grumbling; unsettled (e.g. weather); loose
(one's) older brother; foolish older brother
to grumble; to be unsettled; to grizzle
prone to complaining; petulant; querulous; grumpy
mobocracy; mob rule; ochlocracy
mumbling; muttering; complaining (continuously) about something
poor piece of work; rubbish; one of my works
foolish idea; (one's own) idea; (one's) humble opinion
foolish man; (one's) husband
to dawdle; to waste time doing nothing in particular; to fret; to sulk; to rain on and off
tedious complaints; continual moaning
foolish answer; stupid answer; one's answer
foolish opinion; idiotic view; one's (humble) opinion
very stupid (person); great fool; oneself
(one's) daughter; stupid woman; stupid girl
foolish plan; (one's own) plan; one's modest proposal
(one's own) abilities and intelligence
obscurantist policy; keep-the-people-ignorant policy
where there's a will, there's a way
shape which accepts few winning tiles; inefficient tile pattern
a foolish older brother and a smart younger
crying (of a peevish baby)
stupid book; worthless book; one's writings; one's letter; one's book
even a fool may sometimes give good counsel
even fools can give good counsel
unenlightened; in the darkest ignorance; not knowing from A to B
Ksitigarbha (Jizō) who listens to people's complaints (statue at the Nagoya Keihō Temple)
silly questions and silly answers; silly dialogue
the darkness of ignorance
ordinary and ignorant; mediocre and stupid
to play a guzumi move; to play an empty triangle deliberately
very slowly; sluggishly; with a grumble; while complaining
guzumi; move that forms an empty triangle deliberately
one's humble opinion; one's foolish opinion