Vocabulary

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pond slider (Trachemys scripta); red-eared slider turtle

Noun

help the weak and crush the strong

Phrase

to get Fridayed; to be the subject of revealing coverage in the magazine Friday

Phrase

name of a magazine; name of a journal

Noun

femtech; female health-oriented technology

Noun

workaholic

Noun

help the weak and crush the strong

Phrase

free-to-play; F2P

Adj

blood component transfusion

Noun

otōri; drinking circle with a cup passed around and chugged (custom in the Miyako Islands, Okinawa)

Noun

poke bowl

Noun

policy number

Noun

hydrothermal vent

Noun

literary club; literature club

Noun

sister museum; sister building; sister pavilion

Noun

ray-tracing

Noun

Nihon University, Toyo University, Komazawa University and Senshu University (group of similarly ranked private universities in Tokyo)

Noun

Act on the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries

Noun

Act on the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries

Noun

with people jostling against one another; teeming; heaving; jam-packed

Phrase

competitive programming; competition coding

Noun

to prepare oneself

Verb

starting with only a king on the board and three pawns in hand (as a handicap when teaching a beginner)

Noun

damp; humid; wet; clammy; muggy; soggy

Adverb

hurling (sport)

Noun

wedding (anniversary)

Other

test; used for testing

Adj

various languages; several languages

Noun

hand-made paper

Noun

going back to the previous page (in a web browser)

Noun

haunted house (attraction)

Noun

gang stalker; mass stalker

Noun

hotel bill; cost of a hotel

Noun

wabori; traditional Japanese tattooing

Noun

showing off skin

Noun

henna tattoo

Noun

philosophy of living; philosophy of making one's way through life

Noun

not a bug; behavior that may seem like a bug, but is intentional

Noun

teleworker; remote worker

Noun

nonreligious wedding ceremony; civil wedding ceremony

Noun