(exp) I appreciate your efforts
(n) (1) (fam) familiar form of "older brother"
(2) (fam) form of address for young adult male
mister
(n) policeman (friendly term)
(n) (1) grandfather
(2) male senior-citizen
(n) (1) grandmother
(2) female senior-citizen
(n) (uk) missus (orig. honorific, now familiar)
missis
(n) (uk) granny
grandma
gran
female senior-citizen (familiar form of address)
(n) (uk) father (term commonly used until the end of the Meiji period)
Dad
(n) (uk) father (term commonly used until the end of the Meiji period)
Dad
(n) (1) (hon) son (of others)
(2) young master
(3) green young man from a well-to-do family
(n) dumbfounded
open-mouthed
(int) (ksb:) love it!
(n) flustered person
hasty person
(exp) no problem
it doesn't matter
(exp) (1) (uk) wrong
not good
of no use
(2) hopeless
past hope
(3) must not do
(int) (uk) (pol) sorry
excuse me
thank you
(P)
(n) (crawl) on all fours
on one's hands and feet
falling flat
(n) (crawl) on all fours
on one's hands and feet
falling flat
(n) (crawl) on all fours
on one's hands and feet
falling flat
(n) (crawl) on all fours
on one's hands and feet
falling flat
(n) (col) wife who is older than her husband
(n) towel wrapped around a woman's head
(n,vs) quarrel between sisters
(exp) in calf
in litter
with young
(adj-i) (uk) high class
esteemed
cherished
(adj-i) (uk) high class
esteemed
cherished
(n,vs) playing dead
(n,vs) playing dead
(exp,adv) on one's own initiative
off your own bat
(n) (uk) lonely person
someone who easily succumbs to loneliness