old-maidish (esp. of fashion); old-womanish
shouts used when viewing fireworks (from names of Edo-period fireworks vendors)
chemical fertilizer; chemical fertiliser
timetable (esp. a weekly school timetable); schedule
boom; bang; wham; Oh my God!; What a shock!
just-harvested; something freshly harvested or gathered (usually produce)
putting one's affairs in order; ordering one's affairs; tidying up
charge for a meal (usu. at school); school lunch fee
New Year's Eve; December 31
hat shop; hat store; hatter; hatmaker
refrigerant; thermal gel; ice pack; cold pack
seeing for the first time; first sight
insecticide; insect repellent
pile; pool; gathering spot; waiting place for a wrestler beside the ring; liquid runoff from miso preparation; tamari
distribution; circulation
love of cleanliness; liking to keep things clean; tidiness (of people); neatness
forty-ninth day after a person's death
tossing and turning while asleep
anticancer drug; anticancer agent
free-for-all; open-to-all; optional (to participate in); non-compulsory
agricultural chemical (i.e. pesticide, herbicide, fungicide, etc.); agrochemical; agrichemical
second year of junior high school; second-year junior high school student
wet nurse; nursing mother
other people's affairs; somebody else's problem
drying machine; dryer; desiccator
easy-peasy; easy; simple; pleasant; comfortable; comfy
endless; boundless; innumerable; endless; never-ending; going on forever
memory-making; making memories
minutely; in detail; with particular attention
easily moved to tears; given to weeping; lachrymose
as (much) as possible; as (much) as one can; wherever practicable; if possible
sending; forwarding; shipping
youthful indiscretion; youthful enthusiasm; youthful excess