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bladder
hydroxylamine
glue, gum, resin, rubber; sticky; to glue
pelvis, groin; thighs
can, may; capable, full of energy
corn, callus
breast, bosom; heart, mind
cosmetics, rouge
pancreas; soap
fragile, frail; brittle, crisp
spine, backbone; ridge
minced meat, minced fish
a pulse; arteries, veins; blood vessels
to open; to throw away
brain
pus
navel; belly, underside
an organic compound
to threaten, to coerce; ribs, flank
organs, viscera; dirty, filthy
fat, grease, lard, oil
to reek, to smell, to stink
provincial judge; law, rule; door post
to send; to present, to deliver; to cause; consequence
to lick, to lap up
to ladle out; to scoop
sort, manner, kind, class
sampan, wooden boat
bilge
cabin, ship's hold
yacht, fancy boat
vessel, craft; to sail, to navigate
warship
beautiful, glamorous, sexy, voluptuous
to mow, to cut grass; hay, fodder
now, here; this; time, year
thorns, brambles; surname
water chestnut
rush, reed; Miscanthus saccariflorus
lotus, water lily; burden, responsibility; Holland
coriander
a bitter vegetable
to smile; club-rush, Scirpus lacustris
attend, be present; arrive at
jasmine
moss; edible berries
a kind of legendary tree
a kind of sedge grass that used to be woven into raincoats
numerous, long; a marsh plant with a medicinal root
Avena nuda; a bamboo basket
an edible water plant; Brasenia
mugwort, Artemisia
culm, stem; the membrane lining a stem
to get, to obtain, to receive, to sieze
camphane
weed, goosefoot; fallow field; used in transliterations
Japanese belladonna; Scopolia japonica
lotus, water lily; paradise
thicket, underbrush; rude, impertinent
cannot; do not; is not; negative
to transplant, to grow; dill, Anethum graveolens
lettuce
vine
oriole, green finch; Sylvia species (various)
bright, lustrous, sparkling like a gem
Caryopteris divaricata
weeds, tares; evil, undesirable
anxious, concerned, worried
reverent, devout
an amphibious beast resembling a tiger with one horn; place name
oysters, mussels; mother-of-pearl