high-handed person; domineering person
leaf mustard (Brassica juncea var. integrifolia); mustard greens
shallow river; shallows; flatboat; river boat
haughty; holding one's head high
only; merely; just; at most; no more than
very high; high up; aloft; only; merely; just
lifting (a child) high up in the air
traditional Japanese treadle-operated tall loom
serving (of food) piled high; large serving
high-handed person; domineering person
high (e.g. ball in baseball); highish; on the expensive side; comparatively expensive; wait tile which produces a winning hand with a higher score
high-handed; domineering; on one's high horse
flight; escape; running away; flying high
tall lamp or candle stand; tall candlestick
detour (around a waterfall, etc. when gorge-climbing)
flaky juniper (Juniperus squamata); Himalayan juniper
loud laughter; roaring with laughter
ringing; throbbing violently
rise; swell; elevation; upsurge
excitement; stimulation; agitation; pride; haughtiness; arrogance
Takamatsu (city in Kagawa)
high-pitched tone; soprano
official bulletin board (esp. Edo period); highest bid; highest tender
high window; clerestory window
person who is overly conscious about appearing interesting (esp. online)
nothing costs as much as what is given to us; there's no such thing as a free lunch
traditional women's hair style, with hair worn up and arched back
having a high threshold (for entry); difficult to approach; feeling awkward to go to (of someone's home)
leisurely, post-meal use of a toothpick
being widely talked about as a prominent prospect (for)
continuing at a high level; remaining high
sorghum (Sorghum bicolor); Indian millet
high nose; person with a high nose; pride
embossed gilt lacquerwork
upper parterre (e.g. in a kabuki theatre)
geta with high supports; tall clogs
high relief; grand relief
fiscal and monetary policies of Takahashi Korekiyo in the 1930s
4-5 point (in go); takamoku
climb high; more expensive than expected
height; altitude; elevation; altitude; height
Chinese minnow (Phoxinus oxycephalus)
Japanese odd-scaled snake (Achalinus spinalis); Peters' odd-scaled snake; grey burrowing snake
buy nice or buy twice; you get what you pay for; (lit.) cheap goods are (ultimately) expensive goods
fools fall easily for flattery; (lit.) fools and smoke rise to great heights