successor; replacement; second wife
kettle (used in tea ceremony)
salt pan (used for boiling seawater to make salt); cooking a fish inside a salt crust; candy made with a wrapping of sweetened rice flour (looking like a salt crust)
Busan (South Korea); Pusan
the cauldron of Hell (in which sinners are boiled)
to live together; to be close friends; (lit.) to eat out of the same pot
pot; (volcanic) crater; buttocks; gay man; queer; faggot
to succeed to someone's post; to take someone's place; to take over someone's position; to step into someone's shoes
pots and pans; kitchen utensils
rice, meat and vegetable dish served in a small pot
boiling in an iron pot; boiling to death (punishment during the Warring States period)
to install (a person) in (someone's) place
creeping bugleweed (Ajuga decumbens)
noisy; loud; much talked of; much-discussed; strict; severe
cooking a fish inside a salt crust
straight-from-the-pot udon; freshly boiled and drained seafood (esp. small fish); seafood served straight from the pot
pot; (volcanic) crater; buttocks; gay man; queer; faggot
udon with raw egg, and shoyu, dashi, etc.
first tea ceremony of New Year
broad-brimmed cooking pot for rice
rice, meat and vegetable dish served in a small pot
boiling in an iron pot; boiling to death (punishment during the Warring States period)
bunbuku chagama (a mythical raccoon dog transformed into a teapot)
boiled whitebait; young sardines boiled in brine
straight-from-the-pot udon; udon noodles pulled straight from the pot and served in the hot water used for boiling (traditionally without being soaked in cold water), eaten by dipping in sauce
rice cooker pot; pot inside rice cooker; indoor bathwater heater
stone oven; masonry oven; brick oven
one or the same pot; eating or living together
to install (a person) in (someone's) place
fish in a pot about to be boiled; (fig.) person who is blissfully unaware of deadly danger
boiling to death (punishment during the Warring States period)
even the demons of hell rest during Obon and the New Year
to make a blunder; to blunder; (lit.) to have one's kettle stolen on a moonlit night
steam bath (often using brine)
straight-from-the-pot udon; freshly boiled and drained seafood (esp. small fish); seafood served straight from the pot
even the demons of hell rest during Obon and the New Year
iron kettle suspended on a chain
to perform anal sex (between men); to bugger; to sodomize; to crash a car into the back of another; to rear-end
teakettle caster; craftsman who makes tea ceremony pots
male who pretends to be female online; Guy In Real Life; GIRL
to succeed to someone's post; to take someone's place; to take over someone's position; to step into someone's shoes
broad-brimmed cooking pot for rice
straight-from-the-pot udon; udon noodles pulled straight from the pot and served in the hot water used for boiling (traditionally without being soaked in cold water), eaten by dipping in sauce
boiled whitebait; young sardines boiled in brine
boiling to death (punishment during the Warring States period)
to perform anal sex (between men); to bugger; to sodomize; to crash a car into the back of another; to rear-end
to perform anal sex (between men); to bugger; to sodomize; to crash a car into the back of another; to rear-end
iron kettle suspended on a chain
jacketed kettle; double boiler
outer pot of a rice cooker; outdoor bathwater heater
green tea fired in hot pans after a short withering (common Chinese technique)
green tea fired in hot pans after a short withering (common Chinese technique)
brick-oven pizza; wood-fired pizza