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- 進行麻痺【しんこうまひ】
noun:
- progressive paralysis (due to neurosyphilis); general paresis
- 買い急ぎ【かいいそぎ】
noun:
- buying spree; hasty purchase; rush to buy
- 使い捨てる【つかいすてる】遣い捨てる Inflection
ichidan verb / transitive:
- to use and then throw away ➜ 使い捨て
- 天機を漏らす【てんきをもらす】天機を洩らす・天機をもらす Inflection
expression / godan ~す verb:
- 暗記力【あんきりょく】
noun:
- memorization power; ability to remember; (good) memory
- おくるみ《お包み・御包み》
noun:
- covering used to wrap a baby
- 人穴【ひとあな】
noun:
- volcanic cave traditionally said to be inhabited
- 徒罪【ずざい・とざい】
noun:
- imprisonment (for one to three years) - archaism ➜ 徒【ず】
- 哀求【あいきゅう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- making a pressing appeal; appealing to pity
- 愛嬌商売【あいきょうしょうばい】
noun:
- occupation where charm is necessary to succeed
- 枝る【えだる】エダる Inflection
godan ~る verb:
- to work without sleep or rest - after Yukio Edano, Chief Cabinet Secretary during the 2011 earthquake - slang
- 地対空ミサイル【ちたいくうミサイル】
noun:
- surface-to-air missile; SAM ➜ 地対空誘導弾
- 部屋干し【へやぼし】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- indoor drying; hanging clothes to dry indoors
- 蹴り返す【けりかえす】けり返す Inflection
godan ~す verb:
- to kick back (ball, person, etc.)
- 洗い酢【あらいず】
noun:
- vinegar used to wash or season seafood - obscure term - Food term ➜ 酢洗い
- 次々発【じじはつ】次次発
noun:
- third train to depart (from now) - Kansai, Nagano dialect ➜ 次発
- ぴったんこ・ぴたんこ
adverb:
- perfectly matching; totally agreeing; concurring; sticking to ➜ ぴったり
- 体質的【たいしつてき】 Inflection
adjectival noun:
- constitutional; relating to character, structure, nature, etc.
- 反則勝ち【はんそくがち】
noun:
- victory due to the opponent's foul - Sports term
- へたへた
adverb / ~と adverb:
- falling down; lacking the energy to stand; collapsing - onomatopoeia
- 任せきり【まかせきり】任せ切り
noun:
- leaving everything up to someone else
- 任せっきり【まかせっきり】任せっ切り
noun:
- leaving everything up to someone else
- 絹麻【きぬあさ】
noun:
- thin linen polished to appear like silk
- 帰洛【きらく】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- returning to a capital city (esp. Kyoto)
- 民政移管【みんせいいかん】
noun:
- transition from military rule to democratic government