even if not; even without
quick on the uptake; quick to catch on; perceptive; intuitive
hard lump under the skin (e.g. adipous tumor, lymph node tumor, etc.); grinding against; pressing or rubbing with turning movements (e.g. someone's shoulders with one's elbow); rolling one's eyes; goggling one's eyes; rattling sound
to rub on; to rub against; to wipe on; to strike (a match)
physical contact (between friends, mother and child, etc.); physical intimacy
to love; to cherish; to admire; to appreciate
being produced in a particular region; local specialty
(edible) greens; leafy greens; vegetables
to turn up; to roll up (e.g. sleeves); to do over and over again; to do relentlessly; to stage a comeback (against) (in mahjong, horse racing, etc.); to come from behind
pout; displeasure; ill humor; ill humour; sullenness
if that is the case; if it becomes so; when it becomes so
change of pace; change of mood; (mental) break (e.g. going for a walk); refreshment
emission; emanation; letting out (feelings); venting; divergence (of light); divergence
driving off a troublesome person; getting rid of a nuisance
combination; union; incorporation; congruence
bed and food; eating and sleeping
gem; jewel; precious stone
bill; bill of sale; tab (for later payment); credit; contact move (in go); direct attack to an enemy stone; sound effect produced by striking with clappers a wooden board in kabuki
jewels and ornaments; jewelry; jewellery
hearth; fireplace; furnace; kiln
refining; refinement; smelting; training
to pin down; to knock down; to push (and hold) somebody down (esp. with sexual connotations)
licking; lapping up; (eating up) quickly; gobbling up
ban on entering (a building, venue, etc.)
to be blurred (due to motion; of a photo, video, etc.); to be shaken (of a camera); to waver (in one's beliefs, policy, etc.); to shift (position); to be slightly off
love; affection; attachment; craving; agape; Ireland
motive power; driving force
offensive (movement); aggression
to put on weight; to gain weight; to grow fat; to get stout
correction (of fault, defect, flaw, etc.); remedy; rectification; redress; reform
common sense; general knowledge; common knowledge
to become blunt; to grow dull; to become less capable; to weaken; to falter
guardian; protector; patron; parent
to do someone in; to bump someone off
to be transmitted; to be conveyed; to be leaked; to be passed along
not feeling like doing ...; having no mind to ...; being in no mood for ...; indifferent; half-hearted; dispirited