noun:

• being in love with each other

godan ~る verb / intransitive verb:

• to adjoin each other; to be beside one another

godan ~う verb:

• to poke each other; to jab each other

godan ~う verb:

• to hate each other; to hate mutually ➜ 憎み合う

noun:

• method of learning through repetition conceived by Kageyama Hideo, which involves multiplying and other calculations carried out on a 10-by-10 grid of numbers

noun:

• mixture of vinegar and some other flavouring (e.g. soy sauce, sugar, etc.)

expression:

• just as it is reassuring to have a companion when traveling, it is important for us to care for each other as we pass through this life

noun:

• health professionals other than physicians (incl. nurses, nutritionists, physiotherapists, radiographers, etc.); allied health professionals - From English "co-medical"

prefix:

• every other; second; alternate

adjectival noun / noun:

• nuisance to other people; inconvenience to others

noun:

• other intention; secret purpose; ulterior motive; ill will; fickleness; double-mindedness

godan ~う verb:

• to stare at each other; to lock eyes with

noun:

• chocolate mixed with other flavor ingredients - Food term

noun:

• kanji in which one element suggests the meaning, the other the pronunciation

noun:

• friends who sleep next to each other (without engaging in sexual activities)

noun:

• friends who sleep next to each other (without engaging in sexual activities) - abbreviation ➜ 添い寝フレンド

noun:

• treating somebody to one delicious meal after the other

expression / ichidan verb:

• to arrange not to contradict each other ➜ 口裏を合わせる

noun:

• priest who was also a street performer and performed prayers and other religious duties for the sake of other people

noun:

• other things; the rest; leisure tasks

noun:

• good actor who is inept in all other matters; demon for acting who is utterly indifferent to all other concerns; skilled actor who knows little of life; person who excels in one occupation (profession) but lacks simple common sense - four character idiom

noun:

• national, prefectural and other public universities and colleges

noun:

• society in which individuals are isolated and have weak personal links between each other

noun:

• pilaf topped with bechemal or other cheese-based sauce, then oven baked - named after the Doria family of Genoa - From Italian "Doria"
• casserole dish dedicated to the Doria family, often with green, white and red colours

noun:

• "salon" where the hostesses are supposedly part-timers with other jobs - from アルバイト and salon - abbreviation