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Simple Dictionary Definition |
沈香も焚かず屁も放らず see styles |
jinkoumotakazuhemohirazu / jinkomotakazuhemohirazu じんこうもたかずへもひらず |
(expression) (proverb) his faults are few, but so are his virtues |
屁のつっぱりにもならない see styles |
henotsupparinimonaranai へのつっぱりにもならない |
(exp,adj-i) of no use whatsoever; good for nothing; useless |
屁の突っ張りにもならない see styles |
henotsupparinimonaranai へのつっぱりにもならない |
(exp,adj-i) of no use whatsoever; good for nothing; useless |
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hehirimushi; hehirimushi へひりむし; ヘヒリムシ |
(1) (rare) (See 三井寺歩行虫,屁っ放り虫・へっぴりむし・1) bombardier beetle (esp. species Pheropsophus jessoensis); (2) (See 椿象) stink bug |
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heoibikuni へおいびくに |
(hist) female servant hired to take the blame for a noblewoman's farts |
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saigoppe さいごっぺ |
(1) stink bomb; foul odour emitted from the anal sacs of a frightened weasel; (2) (idiom) final desperate tactic |
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hekokimushi へこきむし |
stinky bug (esp. the bombardier beetle); stink bug |
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herikutsu へりくつ |
sophism; chop logic; far-fetched argument; quibble; cavil; argument for argument's sake |
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kappanohe(河童no屁, kappano屁); kappanohe(kappano屁) かっぱのへ(河童の屁, かっぱの屁); カッパのへ(カッパの屁) |
(exp,n) (idiom) (See 河童・1) something easy to do; cinch; a kappa's fart |
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heppirigoshi へっぴりごし |
(1) bent back; prone posture; (2) weak-kneed; timidity; lack of nerve |
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nigiripe(握ri屁); nigirippe(握ri屁); nigiribe(握ri屁) にぎりぺ(握り屁); にぎりっぺ(握りっ屁); にぎりべ(握り屁) |
farting into one's hand; cupping a fart |
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itachinosaigoppe いたちのさいごっぺ |
(exp,n) (idiom) final emergency measure; final defence when one is cornered |
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sukashippe すかしっぺ |
(kana only) (colloquialism) silent fart |
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henotsupparinimonaranai へのつっぱりにもならない |
(exp,adj-i) (idiom) of no use whatsoever; good for nothing; useless |
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heohitteshiritsubome(屁ohitte尻窄me, 屁ohitte尻tsubome); heohitteshirisubome(屁ohitte尻窄me, 屁ohitte尻subome) へをひってしりつぼめ(屁をひって尻窄め, 屁をひって尻つぼめ); へをひってしりすぼめ(屁をひって尻窄め, 屁をひって尻すぼめ) |
(expression) (proverb) there is no use shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted; squeezing your buttocks after you have farted |
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herikutsu へりくつ |
sophism; chop logic; far-fetched argument; quibble; cavil; argument for argument's sake |
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jinkoumotakazuhemohirazu / jinkomotakazuhemohirazu じんこうもたかずへもひらず |
(expression) (idiom) having few faults as well as few virtues; not burning agarwood (incense); not passing wind |
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iidashippe / idashippe いいだしっぺ |
(See 言い出しべ・いいだしべ) first person to say something; first person to suggest something |
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iidashippe / idashippe いいだしっぺ |
(See 言い出しべ・いいだしべ) first person to say something; first person to suggest something; person who raised a matter |
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iidashibe / idashibe いいだしべ |
first person to say something; first person to suggest something |
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iidashibe / idashibe いいだしべ |
first person to say something; first person to suggest something; person who originated something |
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