bad(-tasting); unpalatable; poor; unskillful; ugly; unattractive
smelling of mud; smelling of earth; unrefined; unpolished; uncouth
upper half of the body; upper body
how many times; how many degrees (temperature, angle, etc.)
ecdysis; shedding (of skin); sloughing; freeing oneself; breaking with (convention, etc.)
to repeat; to do over again
older sister; elder sister
to bring (something); to take along; to fetch; to get
to work; to labor; to function; to operate; to commit (e.g. a crime); to perpetrate
central pillar (of a building); mainstay (e.g. of an economy); backbone (e.g. of a family); provider
father; father (e.g. of a discipline); pioneer (e.g. of field of research); God; Father
growing child's hearty appetite
mouse; rat; dark gray; slate gray
lizard; skink lizard (Scincidae spp.)
hornworm (caterpillar of a hawk moth); (hairless) caterpillar
crucian carp (Carassius spp.)
fruit of a tree; nut; berry
heap; pile; stack; full measure
sidelong glance; short grain (paper); kanji "net" radical at top
to choose; to select; to pick (out)
to lean (to one side); to incline; to be unbalanced (e.g. diet); to be unduly weighted towards; to be partial; to be biased
else; in addition; besides
to look out over; to survey (scene); to take an extensive view of
seasoning; flavoring; flavouring; condiment
habit; (social) custom; practice; convention
circle; entirety; whole; money; dough; enclosure inside a castle's walls; soft-shelled turtle
to drink; to swallow; to smoke (tobacco); to swallow up; to engulf; to suppress (one's anger, bitter feelings, etc.); to keep down
(eating up) quickly; in no time; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking; licking up; (peeling off) in one go
to gnaw; to nibble; to bite; to dabble in; to know a little bit about; to learn a little of
bad(-tasting); unpalatable; poor; unskillful; ugly; unattractive
constitution (physical); physical make-up; predisposition (to disease); character (of a group, organization, etc.); innate characteristics; make-up
standard; criterion; norm; average; the norm; the ordinary
antiquity; the previous era