in order to do; for the purpose of doing; must; should
rivalry; feud; conflict; dispute; struggle; strife
Adam's apple; laryngeal prominence
trick; plot device; mystery-fiction trope
in turns; in series; in order; by rotation
sopping wet; dripping wet; sodden; drenched; soaked
not exceeding ...; not more than ...; below (a standard, level, etc.); under; the following; the below-mentioned
guts; pluck; nerve; spirit
true character; true heart; true spirit
to taste; to try (food or drink)
bomb; alcohol with liquor added (esp. wine-based shōchū highball, also beer with whiskey)
early; soon; quickly; swiftly; rapidly
repetition; repeat; reiteration; repeatedly; again and again; continually
no sooner ... than ...; hardly ... when ...; as soon as ...
to take off one's clothes; to undress; to strip naked; to become naked
unable to speak (due to overwhelming emotion); soundless; mute
deep blue; bright blue; ghastly pale; pallid; white as a sheet
stimulating; exciting; provocative
meeting; rendezvous; meeting for the first time; coming across; confluence
in spite of; despite; although; nonetheless; nevertheless; but
remaining quantity; residual quantity
shyness; fear of strangers; stranger anxiety
oscillation; vibration; swing (e.g. of a pendulum)
at; in; at; when; by; with
to break up (e.g. a meeting); to call it a night
noisily (running around); with heavy feet; in a fluster; in a flurry; slapstick
looking at from the corner of one's eye; sidelong glance; disregarding; ignoring; faceless ghost with an eye in its rump
there's no (other) way; cannot be helped; unavoidable; it's no use (doing); pointless; hopeless (person)
can't go on like this; can't stand it anymore; can't take it any longer
to be on the verge; to be on the brink; to get close
monkey (esp. the Japanese macaque, Macaca fuscata); ape; sly person; idiot; hick; sliding wooden bolt (for holding a door or window shut); clasp used to control the height of a pot-hook
rabbit; hare; coney; cony; lagomorph (esp. leporids)
kind; sort; species; species
prescription (of medicine); formula
farce; charade; person who serves tea; short and humorous improvised sketch (originating from Edo-era kabuki)