to smear; to daub; to shift (the blame onto someone else)
silver powder; powdered silver
to capture a silver general; to desilverize; to desilverise
copper foil (used in copper plating); copper layer (of printed circuits)
foil; (gold, etc.) leaf; prestige
merciless; ruthless; pitiless; unfeeling
holy water; urine (esp. as related to urolagnia)
needle-point holder (in ikebana); frog
shrill voice; piercing cry; shriek; scream
being driven into a corner; having no way out; being caught between a rock and a hard place
to get angry; to take offense; to take offence; to be furious
angry voice; one's voice when shouting with anger
to become desperate; to give way to despair
to continue to rain or snow
close call; narrow escape; hair's breadth; narrowly; just in time; by a hair's breadth
to determine (esp. a culprit or underlying cause); to pin down; to ascertain; (arch.) to stab to death
blackened; black-painted; black-lacquered; blackened thing
distant view; looking from a distance; being able to see a long distance; good long-distance vision; farsightedness
opening and shutting; opening and closing
full view; plain sight; completely visible
fault; trouble; damage (to a part of the body); injury; problem; hitch
performing without rehearsal; doing impromptu
slight; little; insignificant
to shave off; to scrape off
all around; as far as the eye can see
all directions; every direction; all sides; all quarters; everywhere
to throw (liquid) at; to dash; to inundate (with questions); to heap (praise); to hurl (abuse)
customer; client; client company; business connection; trade partner
intellectual level; level of intelligence
to lose one's temper; to lose patience; to have enough; to be exasperated; to become irritated; to get fed up
ball of flames; mass of flames; body covered with flames
water vapour; water vapor; steam
serious condition; critical condition
wedge; chock; linchpin; tie; bond
restoration to life; coming to life again; reformation; rehabilitation; recycling; reclamation; playback
helmet; hard hat; protective headgear
to be extremely cautious; to be as sure as sure can be; to make assurance doubly sure