Vocabulary

type of pitch

siphon; suction pipe

quadrature

paleolith

abrupt turn; sudden change

suspension of hunting

fast tempo

divertimento; divertissement; cassation

(prison) chaplain

contained angle; included angle

submission to one's wife

musical theme; motif

climax

positive plate; anode plate

negative plate

pole plate; polar plate

call sign (e.g. of radio station); station name

cloud chamber

long slits (esp. of eyes)

almond eyes; slit eyes

economic fortune; luck with money

mycology; fungology

lindy hop (variety of swing dance); lindy

Bluetooth (variety of short-range wireless LAN)

social networking service; SNS

bipedal walking; walking on two legs

collar core (stiff fabric, etc. inside a collar)

selvedge (non-fray machined edge of fabrics); selvage

usu. the drop between collar and bottom hem on kimono, yukata, etc.

not folding on a stitch but placing the fold (2mm) deeper past the stitch, folding the excess back to cover the stitch

small opening in the side of some traditional Japanese clothing (located where the sleeve meets the bodice, below the armpit)

small opening in the side of some traditional Japanese clothing for women and children (e.g. kimono, yukata) (located where the sleeve meets the bodice, below the armpit)

pleat or fold peak

fold and blindstitch a pleat or folded edge

blindstitched machined fabric edge (selvedge) forming a fold, pleat, edge, etc.

inner pleat; the raising of fabric up in the middle to marry bottom edges of yukata and kimono

machined edge; edge-stitched seam

taut (condition); taken up slack; removed slack

reinforcing "bolt" stitch across the bottom of a seam

cloth width