to knead; to mix with fingers; to quibble; to argue for argument's sake
to be completed; to be finished; to be ready (e.g. to serve or eat); to be very drunk; to get plastered
plentiful; abundant; ample; lavish
entertainment; amusement; fun
to cut and divide; to cut up; to cut into pieces; to distinguish (e.g. facets of a problem); to isolate
to scoop; to ladle out; to trip up (e.g. someone's legs)
diving; diver; unlicensed (doctor, driver, etc.); unregistered; outsider; stranger
in an instant; in a flash; in the blink of an eye; in no time at all; just like that
hungrily; voraciously; ravenously; greedily; avariciously; eagerly
rich (flavor, color, etc.); strong (e.g. odor); probable; (very) likely; passionate; sensuous
damp; moist; (slightly) wet; quiet; calm; peaceful
faint; indistinct; dim; vague; subtle; delicate
field; plain; hidden interior part (of a structure or object); wild (of an animal or plant)
strawberry (esp. the garden strawberry, Fragaria x ananassa); 15,000 yen
paste (food, adhesive, etc.); paste
to mix in (e.g. an ingredient)
exquisite; superb; perfect; miraculous
to stir up; to poke (the fire); to beat (an egg); to arouse (interest, feelings, etc.); to stir; to stoke
another helping; second helping; seconds; other paw!
great delight; great satisfaction; rapture
to listen attentively to; to be absorbed in (listening to)
personal affair; one's own affair
leaving everything up to someone else
confections; sweets; candy; cake
individuality; personality; quirk; idiosyncrasy; character; individual characteristic
to be prominent; to be conspicuous; to stand out; to be outstanding; to be remarkable; to be striking
cold-hearted; callous; unfeeling; insentient (objects); insensate; inanimate
faithful; devoted; loyal; honest; true
vague; fuzzy; elusive; slippery
to work hard; to try hard; to strive; to endeavour; to endeavor; to devote oneself to
innocent; naive; artless; unaffected; genuine; childlike
to smell; to smell of; to have a smell
to draw back; to sink; to be set back (e.g. from a road); to withdraw (e.g. from the public eye); to retire to (somewhere)