(n) (1) plectrum
pick
(2) drumstick for Japanese drums (e.g. taiko)
(n,vs) provocation
stirring up
arousal
(vs) (1) to repel
to oppose
to revolt
to react sharply (against)
(n) (2) opposition
rebellion
resistance
backlash
(3) rally
recovery (e.g. in stock prices)
rebound
(vs) (4) to rally
to recover
to rebound
(n) bigeye tuna (edible fish, Thunnus obesus)
(n) (1) (a) jump
(2) splashes (usu. of mud)
(3) upward turn at the bottom (e.g. of a vertical stroke of a kanji or of a hairdo)
(4) close (e.g. of a theatrical performance)
breakup
(n) the sound of the kana "n"
(n) plucking string instrument
(n) (uk) spring (e.g. coil, leaf)
mainspring
power spring
(n) (uk) spring (e.g. coil, leaf)
mainspring
power spring
(gikun) (n) (uk) spring (e.g. coil, leaf)
mainspring
power spring
(n,vs) water repelling
(n) pick-guard (protective patch on a shamisen, etc.)
(n) pick-guard (protective patch on a biwa, etc.)
(n) (arch) Edo-period hairstyle for the common man (the entire head shaved just above the ear, with the remainder tied up in the back)
(v1,vt) (1) to hit (e.g. to have a car hit someone)
to run into
(2) to reject
to deny
to refuse
(3) to eliminate
to exclude
to leave out
(4) to flip
to splash
to splatter
(5) to decapitate
to behead
(6) to jump up
(7) to point or curl up (e.g. ends of hair)
(P)
(n) rejected goods
(n) (ling) nasal sound change (generation of the mora 'n', primarily from vowel stems ending in 'i')
(n,vs) (uk) (col) (taking a) kickback
(v5s,vt) to splash
to splatter
(n) water bucket suspended from a weighted rod
(v1,vt) to reject
to spurn
to turn down
to refuse
(v1,vt) to repel
to spurn
(v1,vt) to push aside
to brush or thrust aside
to remove
to get rid of
(v1,vt) to splash
to raise
(v5s,vt) (1) to send (something) flying
to splatter
(2) to drive (something) off
(v1,vt) to repel
to spurn
(exp) (uk) to get a rakeoff
to get a kickback
to take a kickback
(oK) (exp) (col) to take a commission
to take a cut
to take a piece of the action
to take a kickback
(exp) to be struck by a car
(v1) to get flunked in an examination