altitude; height; elevation; high-degree; high-grade; advanced
to advance; to move forward; to carry forward (plans, work, etc.); to proceed with; to raise; to elevate
foolish; idiotic; stupid; ridiculous; absurd
to squeeze out; to wring out
supplement; top up; complement; making up (a deficiency)
only; merely; but; no more than
it is, isn't it?; I know, right?; innit?
unintentionally; unconsciously; by mistake; heedlessly; against one's better judgement (judgment)
to meet (by chance); to come across; to meet (e.g. of rivers, highways, etc.); to emerge and engage (an enemy)
too; also; still; as before; even so; either way
rich; wealthy; affluent; rich (flavour)
(way of) life; living; livelihood; life circumstances
house; residence; family; household; lineage; family name
good feeling; feeling good
loveable; very likeable; like very much
scum of society; good-for-nothing; vermin
to speak distinctly; to speak clearly; to put it bluntly; to get to the point; to be frank
equality (esp. of status); equal footing; equal terms
crotch; crutch; groin; fork (in a tree, road, river, etc.); tines (of a fork)
cooked rice; meal; food; one's living; livelihood
breasts; boobies; tits; breast milk
to be precocious; to be mature for one's age; to seem grown-up; to seem mature
stupid girl; stupid woman
(short) rest; breather; break
(apparently) that's what it's like, isn't it
cotton plant (Gossypium spp.); batting; wadding; padding
toilet; lavatory; water closet; restroom; bathroom
to be cloying; to be sick and tired with; to be disgusted with; to stink
typical; representative; archetypal; quintessential; stereotypical; model
ordinary person; average person; mediocre person
judging from; on the basis of; from the point of view of
habit (often a bad habit, i.e. vice); tendency; peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; crease; wrinkle
(school) subject; curriculum; course; item; heading; entry
head; brains; intellect; understanding
around the world; throughout the world
university; college; former central university of Kyoto (established under the ritsuryo system for the training of government administrators); the Great Learning (one of the Four Books)