to kick back (ball, person, etc.)
sitting cross-legged; sitting in the lotus position
automatic; intransitive verb
self-satisfaction; (self-)complacency; smugness
to stick (in); to stick out; to rise sharply; to stand (doing nothing)
ashibarai; foot sweep; sweeping one's opponent's legs from under them (judo, etc.)
to risk one's life (to do); to put one's life on the line; to step forward (to do); to give one's all
to yield oneself (to something); to devote oneself (to something); to surrender oneself (to something)
to let dry; to kill (vegetation); to season (lumber)
to throw off (clothes); to cast off; to fling off; to cast off (old ideas, habits, etc.); to discard
yes; yea; aye; (arch.) to be so
recommendation; advice; suggestion; encouragement
physical; bodily; corporeal
acknowledgement; acknowledgment; understanding; approval; consent
this (very thing); this precisely
this one; with this; in this way
pre-established harmony (Leibniz theory); harmonie préétablie; (events) proceeding in a predictable fashion; turning out the way everyone expected; convention
as far as the eye can see
tranquil; calm; quiet; mild (weather); balmy
fingering an object (in killing time); amusing oneself; diversion; gambling
indicates two contrasting actions; (arch.) indicates possessive (often found in place names and compound words)
brave; valiant; gallant; stirring; vigorous; rousing
(suffering a) decisive defeat; rout; thrashing; losing big
to draw through one's hand; to stroke (e.g. a beard); to work someone hard; to masturbate
regrettable defeat; defeat by a narrow margin
fighting a good fight; putting up a good fight; fighting bravely
victory or defeat; outcome (of a game, battle, etc.)
and so on; and so forth; et cetera; comment; criticism
property; fortune; assets
trick; trap; stratagem; intraoperative; during surgery
heavy rain; torrential rainfall; downpour
binoculars; field glasses
passing each other (without meeting); entering somewhere just after someone had left; coming in just as someone had gone out; inserting in the wrong order
stoic; stoical; self-disciplined; abstemious; Stoic (philosopher)
cold-hearted; callous; unfeeling; insentient (objects); insensate; inanimate
killing time; keeping oneself occupied; wasting time; waste of time
poor; needy; lacking (quantity and quality-wise); poor; scanty
patron (of the arts, an artist, etc.); patroness; sugar daddy; man who provides for a woman (e.g. a geisha); patron; master
pillage; plunder; looting; robbery