Vocabulary

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inner thigh; inside of the thigh

Noun

snail

Noun

snail

Noun

gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar); spongy moth

Noun

snail

Noun

crying one's eyes out; weeping buckets; bawling

Noun

alexithymia

Noun

alexithymia

Noun

group involved in a theatrical production, show, etc.; group involved in a project or business

Noun

user base

Noun

adrenoleukodystrophy; ALD

Noun

de-dollarization; replacing the US dollar as an exchange currency

Noun

2channel user

Noun

bottom shuffling; scooting; sliding while sitting

Noun

remaining number (of items); remaining quantity; amount left over

Noun

person who socializes with gangsters; close associate of an organized criminal group

Noun

cepelinai (stuffed potato dumplings); didžkukuliai

Noun

total crop yield of a village (Edo period)

Noun

Telegram Messenger (instant messaging service)

Noun

double-crested cormorant (Phalacrocorax auritus)

Noun

shorebirds (esp. sandpipers and plovers); waders

Noun

Morkie (Maltese and Yorkshire terrier mix)

Noun

shorebirds (esp. sandpipers and plovers); waders

Noun

cockapoo (cocker spaniel and poodle mix)

Noun

abrasion resistance; wear resistance

Noun

messenger application

Noun

messenger application

Noun

social drama

Noun

half-up, half-down hairstyle

Noun

"Mary Sue" protagonist (inexplicably strong or capable character)

Noun

ball-tightening (e.g. when riding downwards on a roller coaster)

Noun

shiver felt in groin (e.g. when riding downwards on a roller coaster)

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employee stock owners

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what kind; what type; what sort

Noun

water closet; toilet; lavatory; restroom; bathroom

Noun

repertoire

Noun

Fortuna (goddess)

Noun

takenoko nyokki; group game in which players put their hands together and try to raise them while saying "nyokki" without speaking over anyone else until only one player (the loser) remains

Noun

high fantasy (subgenre of fantasy fiction)

Noun

screen tearing

Noun