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三具足みつぐそくNounFreq #245913
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Buddhism

three implements for worship (incense burner, flower vase and candle-stand)

仏足石の歌ぶっそくせきのうたNounFreq #246322
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poems inscribed beside the stone Buddha Foot monument at Yakushi Temple in Nara

腹足綱ふくそくこうNounFreq #252252
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Gastropoda (class of molluscs)

仮足かそくNounFreq #253731
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pseudopodium; pseudopod (temporary protrusion of an ameboid cell)

腹足類ふくそくるいNounFreq #259925
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gastropods

くろあしねこ黒足猫クロアシネコNounUsually kanaFreq #262626
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black-footed cat (Felis nigripes)

売れ足うれあしNounFreq #263789
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sales; demand

Examples
それは売れ足が早いですよ。
That will fly on the market.
仏足石ぶっそくせきNounFreq #265630
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Buddhism

footprint of the Buddha carved in stone

出足払いであしばらいであしはらいNounFreq #266643
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Martial arts

advancing foot sweep

煽り足あおりあしNounFreq #267204
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scissors kick (swimming)

二足のわらじ二足の草鞋にそくのわらじ二束のわらじNounExpressionFreq #267879
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Idiomatic expression; Oft. as 〜を履く

being engaged in two trades at the same time; wearing two hats; having two irons in the fire; two pairs of straw sandals

Examples
二足のわらじをはこうとして失敗した。
He tried to play two roles at the same time and failed.
盗み足ぬすみあしNounFreq #271244
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stealthy steps

潮足しおあしNounFreq #283547
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the speed of the tide

むずむず足症候群むずむず脚症候群むずむずあししょうこうぐんNounFreq #286813
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Medicine

Restless Leg Syndrome; RLS

あおあししぎ青足鴫アオアシシギNounUsually kanaFreq #295597
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greenshank (species of sandpiper, Tringa nebularia)

飽き足りない飽足りない慊りないあきたりない～い Adj.ExpressionFreq #296508
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unsatisfactory; unsatisfying

拾い足ひろいあしNounFreq #296611
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walking on the good part of a street (to avoid puddles, etc.)

疣足いぼあしNounFreq #301880
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parapodium

飽き足らないあきたらない慊らない～い Adj.ExpressionFreq #302404
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unsatisfactory; unsatisfying

掘足綱くっそくこうNounFreq #302922
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Scaphopoda (class of molluscs comprising the tooth shells)

首足しゅそくNounFreq #303404
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head and legs; the body

労働不足ろうどうぶそくNounFreq #303918
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labour shortage

うまのあしがた馬の脚形馬の足形馬足形馬脚形毛茛ウマノアシガタNounUsually kanaFreq #306278
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buttercup (Ranunculus japonicus)

画蛇添足がだてんそくNoun四字熟語Freq #306289
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making an unnecessary addition (to); gilding the lily

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