manuka (Leptospermum scoparium); tea tree
to obtain; to come into possession of; to get hold of; to get one's hands on
highly priced; expensive; valuable; costly
throughout; all through; right through
immediately; as soon as possible; as quickly as possible
slanting; tilted; sloping; distorted (feeling); slanted (e.g. view of the world); bad (mood)
to insert; to put in; to have a griping pain; to flow in; to shine in
yellowish; tinged with yellow
light; illumination; glow; lamp; light
armpit; under one's arm; beside; close to; aside; to the side; off-track
boo! (sound used to scare someone); ugh (dissatisfaction, aggravation); ulp (consternation)
entrance; entry; gate; approach; mouth
passage (of time); elapsing; progress; development; transit
to be resurrected; to be resuscitated; to be rehabilitated; to be recalled (e.g. memories); to be brought back
to lose consciousness; to faint; to black out
severe; strict; hard (to do); difficult; intense (e.g. cold); harsh (weather)
gradually; by degrees; little by little; steps; stairs; staircase
can't help worrying; besides myself with worry
to gulp down; to swallow deeply; to understand; to take in; to engulf; to swallow up
much more; still more; single layer (or storey, etc.); (arch.) rather; (arch.) sooner
to boil up; to come to the boil; to arise; to break out; to get excited; to be in uproar
heavy; weighty; heavy (feeling, atmosphere, etc.); serious; gloomy
to be still half asleep; to be half awake; to be not yet quite awake
feeling of relief (for the time being); peace of mind (for now)
sleepy; drowsy; somnolent
yawn; yawning; kanji "yawning" radical (radical 76)
talkativeness; garrulity; loquacity
lying down and getting up; waking; getting up; living (with); staying (with)
deep (colour); dark; strong (flavour, smell, etc.); thick (consistency); dense; strong (possibility, etc.)
to lie face down (e.g. on the ground, napping on a desk); to lie prone; (arch.) to lower (one's head, gaze, etc.)
being filled with; being full of; permeation
nerve; nerves; sensitivity
appearing drowsy or intoxicated (of eyes, actions, etc.)