to paint; to spread; to plaster; to apply (cream, lotion); to smear; to lacquer
medicine; drug; chemical agent (e.g. pesticide, bleach, lubricant); chemical
variety; kind; type; counter for kinds, species, etc.
to make a mistake (in); to commit an error; to be wrong; to be incorrect; to mislead; to misguide
to inhale; to breathe in; to suck up; to swallow up (in a crowd, whirlpool, the darkness, etc.); to suck in
waterjet (cutting, propulsion, etc.); water jet
beginning; start; outset; at first; at the beginning; initially
being filled with; being full of; permeation
to defend oneself; to protect oneself
game with many hits; high-scoring game
grip (of hand); grip strength
easy; trifling; harmless; nothing of the sort; not at all
numbness; going to sleep (of a limb); pins and needles
here and there; various places; all around; muddled; confused; in the wrong order
fighting bravely; strenuous efforts
protective wall; defensive wall; barrier; bulwark
to contain; to comprise; to hold in the mouth; to bear in mind; to understand; to express (emotion, etc.)
battle formation; lineup (e.g. for a game)
to eat; to drink; to receive (e.g. a blow); to be on the receiving end (of something undesirable); to undergo (trouble)
dissemination; scattering; sprinkling; spraying
(game pieces, soldiers, etc.) under one's control
to cause; to induce; to bring about; to pull upright; to help up (e.g. a fallen person)
moving about in confusion; going every which way; going this way and that
chaos; turmoil; pandemonium; havoc
to take in; to bring in; to capture (e.g. image); to import; to win over; to please
bomb blast; blast (from an explosion); shock wave
not to mention ...; needless to say ...; not to speak of ...; (arch.) negligent; (arch.) neglectful; (arch.) careless
minimum; minuscule; local minimum
to taper to a point; to become pointed; to be on edge; to be nervous; to be sharp (of a voice, words, etc.); to be harsh
insole; (shoe) insert; intermediate layer; rug; carpet
nisei; second-generation Japanese (or Korean, etc.); the second (e.g. Edward II); son