Vocabulary
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to hit (e.g. one's head); to strike; to knock; to run (into); to crash (into)
to beat to death
to rustle; to crackle; to crinkle
to swing (a bat, racket etc.) all the way through; to swing completely; to take a full swing
to look at; to gaze at; to watch; to stare at
to depart (on a journey, trip, etc.); to leave; to set off; to start
to sneak out; to slip out; to slip away; to leave secretly
to train thoroughly (one's body, muscles, etc.); to practice (a skill) to perfection
to creep about; to crawl around
to be too expensive; to be overpriced; to be too dear
to lag (esp. in online gaming)
to change jobs
to be proud; to be haughty; to be arrogant; to be conceited; to brag; to show off
to accumulate (drawings, paintings, etc. that one has not yet published); to build up a stock of (drawings, paintings, etc.)
to lean over (someone); to bend over; to lean on
to leave undrunk; to not finish (a drink)
to draw in detail; to add detail (to a drawing)
to twist; to contort
to twist (e.g. someone's arm); to wrench
to eat chazuke
to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.)
to be rewritten; to be overwritten
to be common (to); to have (something) in common (with); to be similar (to); to be shared (by)
to kill
to miss; to fail to get; to fail to obtain; to fail to catch; to fail to win
to let (an enemy) escape; to fail to kill
to put on weight; to get fat
to be startled; to get a fright; to be shocked; to be surprised
to get excited; to get fired up; to be eager; to get impatient
to be covertly swapped; to be replaced (e.g. with a counterfeit)
to be crushed; to be squashed (flat)
to buy more; to increase one's holdings
to spend one's days in grief; to grieve away one's days; to grieve all day
to complain; to grumble; to gripe
to kill (one's master, king, father, etc.); to murder; to assassinate
to blunder; to fail; to make a mistake; to miss
to command; to dominate
to ooze blood; to become bloody
to digest (a book); to thoroughly understand
to bend sharply; to twist; to contort; to curl