(n) (1) piece
slice
strip
scrap
(2) cloth
(3) sharpness
(ctr) (4) counter for scraps, pieces, etc.
(P)
(n-suf) completely using up ...
running out of ...
exhausting ...
(n) slice
small piece
(n) slice
small piece
(n,vs) (sl) being angry at someone who would normally be angry at you
situation wherein the offender is angry at the victim
(n,adj-no) same cloth
spare cloth (e.g. for patching)
(n) a patch
(n) old cloth
old rags
(n) small pieces
(n) scrap of paper
(n) scrap of paper
(n) the feel when biting
manner of enunciation
(P)
(n) severing of connections or relations
(n,vs) run out of
(n) small piece (e.g. of cloth)
(n) object cut off at the end (lit: buttocks cut off)
sudden, abrupt ending
(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
(n) punctuation words in haiku, renga, etc. such as "ya", "kana", "keri", etc.
(n) anal fistula
bleeding hemorrhoids
(n) sharp and able person
(n) man of ability
(n) scraps
cut end
cut-off piece
(n) cloth
fabric
(n) long slits (esp. the eyes)
(n) edged tool
cutlery
shrewd businessman
(n) sharpness (of a sword)
the feel of a cutting edge
(P)
