removal (e.g. of a building); dismantling (e.g. a tent); striking (e.g. a stage set); withdrawal (of troops); evacuation; retreating
to rush over; to run up to
sabot; wooden shoe; work-to-rule; go-slow strike; slowdown
to anticipate; to foresee
so to speak; so to call it; as it were
to loiter; to putter; to prowl; to be confused from not knowing what to do
all the time; every single time; thank you (for your continued patronage)
periodic; regular; routine
moderate (degree); proper (amount); temperate; suitable
to cause; to induce; to bring about; to pull upright; to help up (e.g. a fallen person)
to cross over; to go across; to extend; to cover; to range
to decrease (in size or number); to diminish; to abate
good fortune (esp. omikuji fortune-telling result); good luck; auspiciousness; unspecified day of the month (used to obscure the date a letter, invitation, etc. was written)
leftover food; leftovers; food scraps
suitable time; good time; propriety; moderation
overly optimistic; easygoing; irresponsible; naive; simple-minded
urban areas; the streets; town; city
learning by ear; memory of having heard something before
stupid; foolish; idiotic; fool; idiot; blockhead
dead of night; shades of night; black of night
fantastic; grotesque; strange-looking; suspicious-looking
for now; for the time being; for the present; though not quite satisfactorily; after a fashion
putting life into; animating; cheering up
with energy (of parties and such); enthusiastically; going all out
to talk back; to answer back; to retort; to say over; to repeat (what one has said)
fresh troops; fresh players; newcomer; new employee; new method; new way
everybody; every last one of them; all
black with hints of blue (as in a bruise); bluish black
slime; sliminess; mucus; viscous liquid
feast; treating (someone); to treat (someone, e.g. to a meal)
wing; Chinese "Wings" constellation (one of the 28 mansions); (arch.) counter for birds or bird wings
sudden drop; sharp fall; nosedive; swoop
to be prepared to flee; to become restless; to become agitated
order (esp. to a number of people); command; ritual of bowing at start and end of school class