(exp) (arch) deep (of emotions, connections, etc.)
lit: not shallow
(adj-i) wretched
miserable
shameful
mean
despicable
abject
(n) shallow learning and limited information
ignorant and badly informed
(n) one's lack of learning or ability
shallow learning and limited ability
(n) one's lack of learning or ability
shallow learning and limited ability
(n,vs) getting slightly intoxicated and humming a tune
(n) (1) (uk) Porphyra tenera (species of edible seaweed)
(2) dried nori
dried laver
(n) shallow earthquake
shallow focus earthquake
(exp,adj-i) it hasn't been long since
(exp,adj-i) it hasn't been long since
(n,adj-na) shallow and unwise
superficial and thoughtless
(exp) nine shallow, one deep (ancient Chinese sexual technique)
(exp,adj-i) having little experience
(adj-i) inexperienced
(exp) deep rivers move in silence; shallow brooks are noisy
those who know little talk much
(n) shallow-brained person
(n) Asama-Sanso incident (famous hostage crisis and police siege in Feb. 1972)
(exp) (obsc) A fool may give a wise man counsel
