Results, a style
- 単鉤法【たんこうほう】
noun:
- in calligraphy, a style of holding the brush between the thumb and index finger ➜ 双鉤法
- 双鉤法【そうこうほう】
noun:
- in calligraphy, a style of holding the brush between the thumb and the index and middle fingers ➜ 単鉤法
- 男好き【おとこずき】
~の noun / noun:
- attractive to men; in a style (appearance, look, etc.) that men fall for
noun:
- amorous woman
- ジャケットタイプ・ジャケット・タイプ
noun:
- jacket type (e.g. a style of clothing)
- jacket-style buoyancy control device (BCD) shaped like a sleeveless coat
- 達磨歌【だるまうた】
noun:
- confusing song or poem (esp. used derogatorily to describe a style of middle-age Japanese poetry popularized by Fujiwara no Teika) - obscure term
- 合の子弁当【あいのこべんとう】合いの子弁当
noun:
- children's lunch box of cooked rice and a Western-style side dish (popular late Meiji and Taisho periods)
- 門構え【もんがまえ・かどがまえ】門がまえ・門構irr.
noun:
- style or construction of a gate; gate-equipped (house, shop, etc.) [もんがまえ]
- kanji "gate" radical (radical 169) - as in 閭
- 盛り花【もりばな】盛花【もりばな・せいか】
noun:
- flower arrangement in a built-up style
- placing salt by the entrance to one's establishment to bring good luck; such piles of salt [もりばな] ➜ 盛り塩
- seasonal peak of flowers [せいか]
- 茶筅髪【ちゃせんがみ】
noun:
- hair style where the hair is tied up in a bundle on the back of the head (resembling the shape of a tea whisk) ➜ 茶筅
- アップトーク・アップ・トーク
noun:
- style of speaking in which the speaker gives the end of each sentence or phrase a higher intonation - From English "up talk"
- ハマトラ
noun:
- style of clothing popular in the late 1970s and resembling a Catholic school uniform - abbreviation - From English "Yokohama traditional"
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