Results, to treat someone to a feast
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- 団体行動【だんたいこうどう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- acting as a group; doing something together (in a group); collective action Antonym: 別行動【べつこうどう】
- 入定【にゅうじょう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- entering a state of intense concentration - Buddhism term ➜ 出定
- death (of a high monk, etc.)
- ふっと・ふうっと・ふーっと・フーッと
adverb:
- with a whiff; with a puff - onomatopoeia
- suddenly; abruptly; without warning [ふっと]
- 腹ごしらえ【はらごしらえ】腹拵え Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- having a meal (before doing something); fortifying oneself with a meal
- ネタバレ・ネタばれ・ねたばれ Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- 呵々大笑【かかたいしょう】呵呵大笑 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- laughing a ringing laugh; having a hearty laugh; roaring with laughter - four character idiom
- 隠遁生活【いんとんせいかつ】
noun:
- a reclusive life; living secluded from the world; leading a sequestered life - four character idiom
- しくしく Inflection
adverb / ~と adverb:
- weeping; sobbing; softly (crying) - onomatopoeia ➜ しくしく泣く
adverb / ~と adverb / ~する noun:
- with a prologued dull pain; having a gripping pain - onomatopoeia
- 坊主殺し【ぼうずごろし】
noun:
- female or male prostitute serving a monk; "luring a monk into depredation" [figurative]
- その上【そのかみ】其の上
temporal noun / adverbial noun:
- a long time ago; in those days; once upon a time ➜ その昔【そのむかし】
- きゅう
adverb / ~と adverb:
- クスッと・くすっと・くすりと
adverb:
- slipping out (a chuckle, giggle); unintentionally (letting out a quiet laugh) - onomatopoeia
- 訴人【そにん】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun:
- a suitor; an accuser; a complainant; an informant; sue; accuse
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