to stick out one's tongue; to ridicule someone (behind their back); to laugh at someone
masturbation; onanism; self-consolation
something broad and flat; common; ordinary; low-ranking employee; freshman
with a slurp; slurpingly; smooth; shiny; noodles; udon
to thank; to apologize; to apologise; to say farewell; to retreat; to refuse
assistant engineer; (telegraph) operator
interior of the mouth; oral cavity
railway station; train station; staging post on a highway (in pre-modern Japan); counter for railway stations and bus stations
to make (someone) drink; to force to drink; to serve (alcohol); to treat someone (to drinks); to be drinkable (esp. of alcohol); to be palatable
to be struck by lightning; to be yelled at (by someone of higher status); to be scolded harshly
without cause; without reason
service business (hotels, restaurants, etc.); service industry; hospitality industry
society; public; community; social studies
to get along well with; to make a go of it
to get worked up; to be eager (enthusiastic); to rouse oneself
to send (something) unsolicited; to send without the receiver's request
secret (recipe, medicine, etc.); mysteries (e.g. of an art)
unexpected; unforeseen; inconceivable
to maintain itself; to last; to make itself pay; to make a living; to keep going
regular customer; regular patron; regular visitor; constant companion
small mercy (from some misfortune); silver lining of a dark cloud; consolation in sadness; blessing in disguise
therefore; for that reason; such being the case
with a rattling sound; with a (gentle) clinking sound; rapping (on a door); (cooking) at a simmer; (boiling) gently; (bubbling) lightly
worthy of special mention
to spare; to grudge; to regret; to lament; to be reluctant (to do); to be unwilling
coloring; colouring; color scheme; colour scheme; (touch of) colour; embellishment
French bread (esp. baguette); breadstick
to inherit; to succeed; to take over
(piece of) rope; ordinary method
taking a breather; relaxation; rest; vent; ventilation opening
(verbal) message; word (from someone)
to deal with a large number