(n) cut paper
paper cut in half
paper scrap
the art of cutting paper (in contrast to origami)
(n) cut paper
paper cut in half
paper scrap
the art of cutting paper (in contrast to origami)
(n) cutter
certificate
(n) cut
gash
incision
(n) coal face
working face
(n) cut
slice (meat, fish)
(n) hewn stone
quarried stone
(n) cut
gash
incision
(n) windows cut out of a wall
(n) cut-up charcoal
(n) scraps
cut end
cut-off piece
(n) brokerage
exchange commission
(n) brad
double-pointed nail
(n) no retribution for a samurai killing a commoner
(n) piece of rope cut for a certain purpose
(n) hillside farm
fallow ground
(n) hillside farm
fallow ground
(n) bobbed hair
(n) good turning point number (10000, 12345 etc., often referring to web site visit counts)
(n) chips or shavings left after cutting wood or metal with a saw, etc.
(n) paper and sacred sakaki branches cut and mixed with rice to scatter before the gods
(n) way of cutting
how to cut or slice
(n) a cut
a notch
an end
conclusion
(n) cut
gash
incision
(n) facet
facetted object
(v1,vi) (1) to cut well
to be sharp
(2) to break (off)
to snap
to wear out
(3) to be injured
(4) to burst
to collapse
(5) to be disconnected
to be out of
to expire
to sever (connections) with
(6) to be shrewd
to have a sharp mind
(7) to drop under (a certain figure)
to beat (e.g. a time)
(8) to flip
to lose one's temper
(aux-v) (9) to be able to do completely
(P)
(n) dry-goods store
(n) interval
break
rift (in clouds)
(n) cloth scraps
(n) cut end
section
opening
slit
