mischief; prank; mischievous; naughty; pastime; hobby
sure to ...; certain to ...; bound to ...; it's natural that ...; it's obvious that ...
it does not mean that ...; I don't mean that ...; it is not the case that ...
as you (they, etc.) say; as you suggest; I absolutely agree
appropriate; suitable; fitting; apt; proper; right
check (pattern); plaid; check; inspection; check (mark); tick; checking (something) out
route; path; channel (e.g. sales, distribution)
to load (with goods, cargo); to put on board; to stow aboard
to come and go; to go back and forth
coming and going; keeping in touch; visiting each other; street traffic; highway
suspicious object (e.g. potential bomb); suspicious substance
to catch sight of; to see; to suppose; to assume from appearances
unexpected; surprising; unanticipated; strange; unforeseen
knowledge; awareness; acceptance; consent; forgiving; pardoning
to get into a panic; to be flustered; to panic; to get in a flap
to curl oneself up; to squeeze oneself in; to be huddled
old body; aged person; elderly person
expert; learned person; doctor; PhD; instructor at the imperial court (ritsuryō period); pitch and length marks (to accompany a Buddhist liturgical chant, etc.)
to appear on the market; to be in season (e.g. of fruit); to circulate widely; to make the rounds; to go around
anyone; anybody; everyone; whoever
generic; general purpose; all-purpose
burst of laughter; roar of laughter; in copious amounts
to get (information) out of someone; to extract (information) from someone; to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
ceasing to think; refusing to think critically; giving up thinking (for oneself); going blank; mental block; inability to think clearly
wherein; therein; thereinto
careless; thoughtless; stupid; heedless; unobservant; inadvertent
a few minutes later; after a few minutes
nervous; highly strung; sensitive; fussy; worried about petty things
landing; alighting; touch down
destination (one is heading towards); goal
to play dumb; to feign ignorance; to play the fool; to be in one's dotage
police officer; policeman; constable
crowd of people; great number of people; in great numbers
having no idea; having no clue