dedication; offering; presentation; oblation
material; materials; data; information; documents
recruitment; invitation; raising (funds, donations, etc.); collection; flotation (of shares, loans, etc.)
enclosure; annex; separate sheet; accompanying sheet; attached paper
Saint; St.; S.; sacred; holy; pure
first-class; first-rate; characteristic (of); peculiar (to); school (e.g. of flower arrangement); one flag
item; heading; category; headword (in a dictionary, encyclopedia, etc.); entry
number of people to be admitted or accepted
clause; paragraph; argument; term (of an equation); (arch.) nape (of the neck)
main point; essential point; important thing; necessity; need; requirement
section (e.g. in a newspaper); column; field (in a form, web page, etc.); blank; handrail; railing
a few people; small number of people
exceptional; unusual; extraordinary; unprecedented; singular
self-esteem; self-respect; self-importance; conceit; pride
bad name; bad reputation; disgrace; dishonour; dishonor; stigma
flight (e.g. airline flight); trip (e.g. train trip); mail; post; opportunity; chance
inspection; audit; judgement; judgment
to slip through; to slip past; to evade
violent explosion; bursting
to scatter in all directions (like baby spiders)
to advise strongly; to insist (on something)
to have a lot of influence (in); to have clout (with); to be influential; to have contacts (in)
child prodigy; infant genius; wonder child
to play a role; to serve a function; to play a part
application information; application guidelines; application handbook
without trouble; easily; readily
carelessness; careless mistake; blunder; wetting oneself; soiling oneself
to weigh on one's mind; to worry one; to be concerned about
standing in a row; forming a line; alignment
stomach ache; abdominal pain
(a) stop (e.g. in a timber joint, or at the end of a kanji stroke); remaining (e.g. poste-restante)
remarkable ability; mastery; brilliant technique; go-getter; resourceful person; wizard
failing to recognize someone; underestimation (of someone's ability); not realizing someone's skill
usual; ordinary; normal; ordinarily; normally; usually
to grow senile; to be childish with age; to be mentally slow; to be befuddled; to play stupid; to say something stupid (oft. on purpose; esp. as part of a comedic routine)
woman who forced her husband into marriage
leak; leakage; omission; oversight; I; me
surname; family name; last name
(piece of) writing; document; (act of) writing
haste; hurry; urgency; in a hurry; quickly; with haste