feather;  plume;  wing;  blade (of a fan, propeller, etc.);  shuttlecock (in badminton);  shuttlecock (in hanetsuki);  arrow feathers
 to blow away;  to blow off;  to dispel;  to drive away;  to talk big
 counter for long, thin things (i.e. swords)
 to twine around;  to twist around;  to coil around;  to pester;  to hassle
 to stream;  to flow (liquid, time, etc.);  to be washed away;  to be carried;  to drift;  to float (e.g. clouds);  to sweep (e.g. rumour, fire)
 ability;  gift;  talent;  sai;  traditional unit of volume, approx. 1.8 ml
 brave warrior;  hero;  brave man
 at the very beginning;  first of all;  first and foremost;  before anything else
 hard to get;  hard to come by
 vice;  immorality;  corruption
 this world;  this life;  world of the living
 bad person;  villain;  scoundrel;  wrongdoer;  wicked person
 the last moment;  the very end
 (theatrical) fighting scene
 mean;  malicious;  scheming;  wicked;  black-hearted
 isn't it?;  let's ...;  why don't we ...;  how about we ...
 after all;  in the end;  conclusion;  end;  end of a game of go, shogi, etc.
 to part (usu. of people);  to part from;  to separate (of a couple);  to break up;  to lose (e.g. one's mother);  to be bereaved
 to mow;  to reap;  to harvest
 to approach;  to draw near;  to get close;  to get acquainted with;  to get closer to;  to get to know
 intent to kill;  intent to murder;  urge to kill;  murderous impulse
 nothing;  naught;  nought;  un-;  non-
 enclosing wall;  boundary fence;  obstacle;  barrier
 to distance oneself (from);  to keep (something or someone) at a distance;  to maintain a distance (from)
 (musical) time;  tempo;  beat;  the moment;  the instance;  chance
 to conceive;  to become pregnant;  to get filled with (e.g. sails filled with wind);  to be swollen with;  to contain (a contradiction, danger, etc.);  to carry (a problem, consequences, etc.)
 training range;  training grounds;  training area
 to meet;  to encounter;  to see;  to have an accident;  to have a bad experience
 impossible;  unlikely;  improbable
 whether one likes it or not;  willy-nilly
 common sense;  good sense;  common knowledge;  general knowledge;  common practice;  accepted practice
 and the like;  such as;  or something;  something like;  I hear that ...;  people say that...
 inspection;  study by observation;  field trip;  sitting out (e.g. PE class)
 watching a (sports) game;  spectating;  observing (military operations)