Results, a teeter-totter

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ふんきこうfunkikou

noun:

  • fumarole
  • blowhole (of a whale, etc.)
ほそくhosoku Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • pacing off (a measurement or distance)
どくわdokuwa Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • talking to oneself; conducting a monologue
なげぶみnagebumi

noun:

  • (love) letter tossed into a home
ぎゃくじゅんgyakujun

noun:

  • reverse order; following a contrary path
ごかもんgokamon

noun:

  • a question from the emperor
ごようしょうにんgoyoushounin

noun:

  • a purveyor to the government - four character idiom
なかづりnakazuri

noun:

しおさきshiosaki

noun:

  • rising of the tide; a beginning
せきがsekiga

noun:

  • impromptu drawing composed at a gathering
たるがきtarugaki

noun:

  • persimmons mellowed in a sake cask
ざいせきzaiseki

noun:

  • responsibility or liability for a crime
ちゃくだんきょりchakudankyori

noun:

  • range (of a gun); firing distance
きどうらくkidouraku

noun:

  • having a weakness for fine clothes
あだなadana

noun:

  • rumor of a romance (rumour)
じつむかjitsumuka

noun:

  • person with a head for business
とりかじtorikaji

noun:

  • port (side of a ship) Antonym: 面舵
そうかくsoukaku

noun:

  • the stroke-count of a kanji
ぼうだいboudai

noun:

  • subtitle (e.g. of a book)
まぶmabu

noun:

  • a married woman's paramour; lover
かいごにんkaigonin

noun:

  • person who looks after a patient
どくひつdokuhitsu

noun:

  • (wielding a) vicious or poison pen
いえつきietsuki

noun:

  • attached or belonging to a house
いえがまえiegamae

noun:

  • appearance or style of a house
よこねyokone

noun:

  • bubo (inflamed swelling in a gland)

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