寄

to drift; to blow together

to have the wind start to blow; to have the wind spring up

collection of words or drawings by several people on a single sheet of paper

to gather; to meet

to step aside

Proverb

a wise man keeps away from danger

in the manner of an old person; like that of an old person; fusty; old-fashioned; fogyish

boarding school

to rest against the wall; to lean against a wall

to stand aside; to step to the side; to move aside

to bring close; to bring near

to associate with (someone); to keep company with; to let come close

star attraction; draw card; crowd puller

to put heads together; to gather (for discussion); to go into a huddle

parasite

to sweep together; to rake up; to gather up

to drag towards oneself; to pull nearer

Proverb

three heads are better than two; if three people gather; the wisdom of Manjushri

to push to one side; to put aside

congeries of many households; scratch (combined) team; hodge podge of parties

to lean against; to recline on

wooden mosaic work; parquetry; wooden mosaic (e.g. on a piece of furniture); marquetry; marqueterie

Idiomatic expression; Used as an admonishment to old people to not do dangerous things

an old man's indiscretions

to pretend

Sumo

driving opponent out of the ring while gripping his belt

potluck

sometimes