thickheaded; slow-witted; phlegmatic; slow (of one's movements); sluggish
opposite; reverse; contrary
possession; occupation; occupancy
(one's) skin colour; skin color; skin tone; flesh colour (of a Japanese person); flesh color; pale orange
to go flying along; to move fast (against the wind)
coming flying in (migratory birds, airborne sand, pollen, etc.); coming by airplane
even a little; any at all; if only a little; no matter how little
to disturb; to prevent; to obstruct; to hinder
fault; error; indiscretion; faux pas
tailspin; spin; drilling; boring
ectogenesis; outside the body
dear (old); fondly-remembered; beloved; missed; nostalgic
to flick off; to give (someone) the flick; to send (something) flying; to hit (a person); to knock down
as one wishes; the way one wants; to one's satisfaction
intercept; interception; counter-attack
to jump at; to be attracted by
to cut apart (cloth, paper, etc.); to sever (ties); to break off (relationship); to cut off (enemy's retreat); to block (road, etc.)
to whirl; to eddy; to be all jumbled together (feelings, thoughts, etc.); to surge; to sweep
to get twisted; to get crooked; to become twisted (of a mind, relationship, etc.); to become warped; to become troubled; to become complicated
one-thousandth; 0.03 mm (one-thousandth of a sun); 0.01 percent (one-thousandth of a wari); old monetary unit (0.0001 yen)
thunderous roar; roaring sound
to burst open; to split open; to be bursting with (e.g. youth, laughter, flavor); to bounce; to bound
to soar; to fly high; to be whirled up; to make merry; to be ecstatic; to be in high spirits
to shake; to tremble; to sway; to be unsettled; to be unstable; to fluctuate
to be caught; to be arrested; to hold on to; to grasp; to find (e.g. proof); to get (e.g. a taxi)
pull-up (exercise); chin-up; chinning; suspension; dangling; hanging
side (of the torso); flank; illegitimate child; child born by someone other than one's wife
to rise to the surface; to come to the front; to emerge (e.g. from obscurity); to stand out (e.g. against a dark background)
indicates concession or compromise; indicates permission
to tie; to bind; to fasten; to restrict (freedom); to tie down (with rules, regulations, etc.); to fetter