to put back up; to stand back up; to restore (to former strength); to revive (e.g. the economy); to make again (a plan, policy, etc.); to reformulate
to put effort into; to strain; to put strength into; to put forth effort
orderly; officer's servant; batman; soldier assigned to wait on an officer
carelessness; inattention; thoughtlessness; negligence
stealth; travelling incognito (traveling); ninjutsu; ninja; sneak theft; sneak thief; tolerance
to treat (a guest); to receive; to entertain; to be hospitable to; to make welcome
absence; being away from home; house-sitting; house-sitter; neglecting (e.g. one's studies); leaving unattended
copying calligraphy without sticking to the model (calligraphy); copying freely
a push; another effort; one more effort
to look displeased; to frown; to scowl; to look grave; to look serious
punishment (esp. spanking a child); criminal punishment (esp. execution; Edo period)
jumble; mixture; mess; muddle; disorder; chaos
endurance; perseverance; patience
bounce; spring; momentum; impetus; moment; instant
celebrated personage; big-wig; person in a high position
rich in variety; diverse; wide-ranging; multifarious
a little bit; a little while
to dominate (usu. one's husband)
calabash (Lagenaria siceraria); bottle gourd; gourd (container); calabash
to moisten; to wet; to profit; to enrich; to benefit
superb view; picturesque scenery
to become complicated; to become intricate; to become tangled
one's old bones; aged body
sub-; second-rate; -ous (indicating a low oxidation state); -ite; Asia; Argentina; Arabia
highest; uppermost; topmost; oldest; eldest
stairs; stairs at the front of a noh stage
condition of one's stomach
emergency food; emergency rations
retirement (from work); leading a quiet life (after retirement); retired person; retiree; surrendering headship of the family (pre-WWII)
to work (someone) hard; to push (someone) around
mumbling; chewing one's words; chewing (food); squirming; wriggling
messy; confused; chaotic; in a nagging manner; (complaining) about various things
treating someone (to food or drink); dinner; wonderful food; (arch.) running about
secret (method, trick, etc.); key (e.g. to success); mysteries (of an art, trade, etc.); recipe; trick
of all people; a person of ...'s standing
common saying; everyday talk; common parlance; vulgar; lowbrow; indecent