(n) coming off
peeling off
being worn off
faded
discolored
discoloured
(n) folklore demons of the Oga Peninsula (villagers dress up as namahage on New Year's Eve and frighten children)
(v5k,vt) to peel
to skin
to pare
to hull
(P)
(v5g) to tear off
to peel off
to rip off
to strip off
to skin
to flay
to disrobe
to deprive of
(P)
(v5g) to tear off
to peel off
to rip off
to strip off
to skin
to flay
to disrobe
to deprive of
(io) (v5s,vt) to tear off
to peel off
to rip off
to strip off
to skin
to flay
to disrobe
to deprive of
to detach
to disconnect
(io) (v5s,vt) to tear off
to peel off
to rip off
to strip off
to skin
to flay
to disrobe
to deprive of
to detach
to disconnect
(v5r,vt) to pilfer
to steal a portion
(n) (food) thin slices of beef, cooked with various vegetables in a table-top cast-iron pan
sukiyaki
(n) slice of meat or fish
(n) shellfish removed from the shell
(n,vs,adj-no) (1) stuffing
mounting
(n) (2) stuffed animal
(n,vs) deprivation
divestiture
revocation
(n,vs,adj-no) coming off
peeling off
(n) splint
shingle
(n) flake
chip
(n,vs) to peel off
(n,vs,adj-no) (1) detachment
coming off
peeling off
(2) separation
(n) filefish
leatherfish
(n) shelling (e.g. of eggs, nuts, crabs and such)
(n) a hangnail
(n) (uk) rotary cutting
thinly slicing into a long strip (e.g. daikon, carrot, wood for plywood, etc.)
(io) (v5k) to skin (one's knee)
to graze
(n) folklore demons of the Oga Peninsula (villagers dress up as namahage on New Year's Eve and frighten children)
(n) scraped skin
graze
grazed skin
(n) black scraper fish (Novodon modestus)
(v5s,vt) to tear off
to peel off
to rip off
to strip off
to skin
to flay
to disrobe
to deprive of
to detach
to disconnect
(P)
(v5s,vt) to tear off
to peel off
to rip off
to strip off
to skin
to flay
to disrobe
to deprive of
to detach
to disconnect
(n) shellfish removed from the shell
(n) art of decorative garnishing
