expression / adjective:

• good at playing along; up for anything; carefree; social; positive
• uplifting; upbeat

noun:

• practice of buying a bottle of spirits at a bar which is then kept there for the customer - From English "bottle keep"

noun:

• at the present time; at present

noun:

• kanji "shell" radical at left

noun:

• gold-covered woodwork at a temple in Hiraizumi

auxiliary:

• word used at sentence-end (like a particle) to indicate speculation, volition or invitation - Kantō, Tōhoku dialect ➜ 可い

suffix:

• familiar suffix used after a personal name ［ぺ］

noun:

• comics or novels about male homosexuality, targetted at young women - colloquialism - From English "boys love" ➜ ＢＬコミック・やおい

noun:

• kanji "bow" radical at left

noun:

• kanji radical 90 at left

noun:

• kanji "sheep" radical at left

noun:

• going along with a joke, etc. at the beginning then pointing out its ridiculousness ➜ 突っ込み

noun:

• children's game in which a wooden stick driven into the ground is dislodged by sticks thrown at it

noun / ~する noun:

• walking around at night

adjectival noun / noun:

• something people would laugh at

noun:

• treatment offered at beauty salons, etc. usually including hair care, scalp care and head massage - From English "head spa"
• salon offering hair care, scalp care, etc.

noun:

• postcards with the bottom third of the front side reserved for an advertisement, and sold at a lower cost than regular postcards

noun:

• the Grand Shrine at Ise

expression / godan ~る verb:

• to grasp at straws; to resort to desperate measures

ichidan verb / intransitive verb:

• to excel at; to be proficient at
• to grow old
• to ripen
• to rise high (e.g. the sun)

adjectival noun:

• at random

ichidan verb / transitive:

• to hit something aimed at (maliciously); to hit a prize (lottery, etc.) ➜ 当てる・当てる

godan ~く verb / intransitive verb:

• to jump at; to be attracted by

temporal noun:

• at the worst time; at worst; at the worst level

adjectival noun:

• at regular intervals; evenly spaced

noun:

• staff at a horse changing station during the ritsuryo period - archaism