to act timid (about doing);  to show diffidence;  to feel ashamed;  to feel guilty
 shade;  shadow;  behind (something);  other side;  background;  behind the scenes
 many;  a lot;  much;  multitude
 to open one's mouth (to talk);  to (start to) tell
 self-government;  autonomy;  local (governmental) autonomy
 to commit (e.g. crime);  to perpetrate;  to break (e.g. rule);  to violate;  to rape;  to violate
 how should I put it?;  what shall I say?;  well, you know;  like
 growth;  development;  growing up;  growth (of a company, the economy, etc.)
 fixed;  settled;  constant;  definite;  uniform;  regularized
 fungal filament;  hypha;  hyphae
 to let fly;  to make fly;  to skip over;  to leave out;  to run fast;  to drive fast;  to spray
 (exaggerated) professing to be;  passing oneself off as
 to make use of aizuchi;  to back-channel;  to throw in interjections to show that one is paying attention
 learning;  scholarship;  study;  study of ...;  -ology;  -ics
 basics;  fundamentals;  basis;  foundation
 circulation;  rotation;  cycle;  loop
 law;  rule;  regulation;  destiny;  fate;  karma
 to accept;  to receive;  to agree
 taboo;  day, time, direction, words, etc. that must be avoided;  contraindication
 underworld;  underside of society
 too much;  excessively;  too
 remote past;  far ago;  time immemorial
 a few years ago;  some years back
 to buy;  to purchase;  to value;  to have a high opinion;  to stir;  to provoke
 to hew;  to chop up;  to mangle;  to mince
 resuscitation;  regeneration;  reformation;  rehabilitation;  playback;  regeneration (sound, etc.)
 extraction;  abstraction;  selection (from a group);  sampling
 to attempt;  to test;  to try out
 strange disease;  rare disease
 event;  affair;  incident;  case;  plot;  trouble
 confusion;  distraction;  derangement
 symptoms;  condition (of a patient)
 same kind (race);  homogeneousness
 unusual event;  strange occurrence;  strange phenomenon;  something abnormal;  change (for the worse);  accident
 omen;  portent;  sign;  premonition;  harbinger;  precursor