feather; plume; wing; blade (of a fan, propeller, etc.); shuttlecock (in badminton); shuttlecock (in hanetsuki); arrow feathers
territory; domain; dominion; possession; sphere of action
work; business; company; study
to hold up over one's head; to hold aloft; to hold over something; to hold (one's hands) out (e.g. towards a fire); to hold up to shade one's eyes, face, etc.
to burn; to scorch; to singe; to char
to bake (a design onto ceramic); to fire (on); to burn into (one's memory); to sear into; to print (from a negative); to brand; to fuse together (metals)
to collect; to assemble; to gather
firing one shot at a time; single-shot gun; having only one engine; single-engined aeroplane; one-shot (e.g. story); non-serial
burst (tire, pipe, etc.); rupture; blowout; burst (radiation, signal, etc.)
to be used up; to be run out; to be exhausted; to be consumed; to come to an end
sponsorship (i.e. conducting under one's auspices); promotion; organizing; organising; hosting; staging
monopoly; monopolization; exclusivity; hogging; keeping to oneself
photography; taking photographs
meeting; assembly; party; society; association; club
wee-wee; pee-pee; number one
toilet; restroom; bathroom; going to the toilet; relieving oneself
chilly; unpleasantly cold
going; travelling; act; action; bank; counter for banks; counter for groups or parties of people
warm; mild; considerate; kind; warm (of a colour); mellow
Western-style clothes (cf. traditional Japanese clothes)
all; whole; entire; complete (set); in total
de- (indicating reversal, removal, etc.); post-
but then; although; though; reasonable; natural; just
common occurrence; everyday occurrence; not an uncommon case; normal thing; everyday affair
kindergarten (in Japan, non-compulsory education from age 3 until primary school); preschool
funny; amusing; strange; odd; wrong; unsuitable
banzai; hurray; something to cheer about; something worthy of celebration; giving up; throwing one's hands up
snugly (into hole, container, etc.); tightly (fitting, covering); firmly; with a pop (e.g. a cork being pulled out); with a plop; (fall) straight
to take off (another's clothes); to strip someone (of their clothes); to undress
to slip through (a crowd); to weave through (e.g. traffic); to pass through; to get around; to elude (e.g. the law); to evade
to run; to dash; to gallop (on horseback); to canter; (arch.) to advance (against one's enemy); (arch.) to charge (on horseback)
noisy; boisterous; turbulent (era, etc.); troubled
rakshasa; man-eating demon in Hinduism and Buddhism
heart attack; myocardial infarction
inducing; causing; triggering; giving rise to
blowing one's top; losing it; flipping out
in one go; in one gulp; in one breath; suddenly; all of a sudden; all at once
to strip and leave clothes lying around
win worth 24000 points (or, if dealer, 36000 points)