Vocabulary list: Monogatari Series - Yoimonogatari / 宵物語

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returning tit for tat; retaliating
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Iwasaki's snail-eater
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Motogami
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Bildungsroman; novel about one's education, spiritual growth, etc.; coming-of-age story
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Loriod; Loriot
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jogger
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feature phone
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active voice
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discount airline ticket
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the instant of birth (rebirth)
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working holiday
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zero (points, marks); no marks; zero (of a function); root; zero degrees (Celsius); freezing point
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junior high school
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to lose hope; to be plunged into darkness
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to slip through the dragnet
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follow-up
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a matter of life and death
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street gossips and idle rumors
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somewhat cold; a bit chilly
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to say incorrectly; to use the wrong words; to make a slip of the tongue; to forget to say; to miss one's chance to say
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side door; side gate; wicket gate
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clearing of accounts; evening-up of accounts; liquidation
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Rosetta stone
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coolly; indifferently; nonchalantly; calmly
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passive voice
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hunting license; hunting licence
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coil
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self-help
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shallow-minded mouthing of secondhand information
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to go back to the starting point
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witty (happy, apt) remark; well-worded saying; epigram; aphorism
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to lie on one's back with legs outstretched; to recline; to get cocky; to be arrogant
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cheery person
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Bing
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high-risk
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coward; timid person
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light vehicle lacking a motor (e.g. cart, bicycle)
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classical theatre; classical theater
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being fully occupied (of a parking lot)
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planning; scheming; maneuvering; manoeuvring
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single father
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working generation; people still working
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authority
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retrospective exhibition; retrospective
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living apart in the same house; separate lives under the same roof
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worm-eaten; moth-eaten; holes eaten in clothing, leaves, etc. by caterpillars, moths, etc.; leaf warbler (any bird of genus Phylloscopus); chiffchaff
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Raman
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imaginary friend
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sasumata; man catcher; two-pronged weapon for catching criminals
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helping a long-term employee to establish a branch of the same shop
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