棒

inubō karuta (type of iroha karuta originating in Edo)

Derogatory

(work) shirker; goldbricker; good-for-nothing employee; salary thief

Product name

Umaibo (small, puffed, cylindrical corn snack) (trademark)

Historical term

long squared wooden poles used as weapons by student protesters

Historical term

rod used for corporal punishment in the army and navy

Rare term

lipstick

Rare term

bloodworm (nonbiting midge larva)

Rare term; Sensitive

person missing at least one hand

Rare term

Edo-era street merchant who carried wares hanging from a pole, hawking them in the street

Rare term

flail (for threshing grain)

Rare term

sneak thief; petty thief; cat burglar

Rare term

intrusive person; being intrusive; a tinker's shoulder pole

Rare term; Idiomatic expression

to do something stupid; to do something pointless; to hit a muddy rice field with a stick

Dated term

clockwise rotation (when playing cards, etc.)

Noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

waving a stick

conductor (orchestra, etc.)

Archaic

Edo policeman

galley setting

Archaic

palanquin bearer

Archaic

fellow; colleague; comrade

rod used to ward off calamities (usu. made of holly olive)

stick used to drive off birds (during the New Year's procession)

Derogatory; Idiomatic expression

heavily made-up woman; flour-shop burglar

Derogatory; Proverb

merchants from Ise and Ōmi do not waste their money (unlike Edoites); robbers from Ōmi, beggars from Ise