honest; frank; candid; honestly; frankly
just (now); quite (near); unintentionally; subconsciously
certainly; without fail; right and wrong; pros and cons
(laughing) foolishly; (smiling) thoughtlessly; indiscreetly (talking); carelessly (speaking); thin (paper, cloth, etc.); flimsy
slovenly (appearance, work, etc.); sloppy; untidy; weak; feeble; weak-willed
irresponsible; perfunctory; lukewarm; half-baked; reasonable; moderate
magician; wizard; sorcerer; witch
remarkable ability; mastery; brilliant technique; go-getter; resourceful person; wizard
time and time again; many times; a number of times
to be forestalled; to be taken in; to be cheated; to be outwitted
trace; vestige; mark; sign; evidence
flamboyant; extravagant; showy; attention-seeking
aiming for laughs; trying to make people laugh; playing to the crowd; crowd-pleaser
character (of a person); personality; disposition; characteristics; nature (of a thing, event, etc.)
to factor in; to take into account; to include in one's considerations
to speculate; to make an educated guess; to gamble (e.g. on getting the right questions)
clearly; plainly; distinctly; to be clear; to be definite; to be certain
in that respect; on that point; in that regard
easy to deal with; tractable; manageable
to evaluate; to appraise; to comment on
sweetly (smiling); broadly (grinning)
as ... as one can; as ... as possible; as much as possible
report; notification; tip; message (in information and communication theory)
for generations; hereditary; generation after generation
occasionally; once in a while; now and then; rarely; seldom
(idle) curiosity; fancifulness; whimsy; (having) strange tastes
research project (e.g. at school); independent research
subject; theme; homework; assignment; task; challenge
student (esp. a university student)
to stray into; to lose one's way (and enter); to wander into
library; book storage; stack room; archive (file)
staff; member (club, society, etc.)
to be unable to; to find difficult (unpleasant, awkward, painful) to do; to serve two or more functions or roles simultaneously; to contain (or combine) two or more features; to work in two or more jobs simultaneously (positions, etc.); to do alongside
outsider; someone outside of a group
eaves; narrow aisle surrounding the core of a temple building
space; air; midair; (from) memory; (by) heart
to fall (of rain, snow, ash, etc.); to come down; to form (of frost); to beam down (of sunlight or moonlight); to pour in; to visit (of luck, misfortune, etc.)
ridge (of roof); back of a sword; counter for buildings, apartments, etc.