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Suru verb - special class, Transitive verb
1. to imitate; to copy; to mimic
Suru verb - special class, Transitive verb
2. to enter someone as a candidate
Suru verb - special class, Transitive verb
3. to press (e.g. a weapon against someone's back)
Suru verb - special class, Transitive verb
4. to compare; to liken
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Noun
1. stage combat; staged fighting; fight choreographySee also 殺陣
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擬斗 【ぎとう】技斗 【ぎとう】擬斗 【ぎと】技斗 【ぎと】
Notes
ぎと: Irregular kana usage. ぎと: Irregular kana usage.
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Noun
1. acorn worm (any hemichordate of class Enteropneusta)Usually written using kana alone
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ギボシムシ
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Noun
1. pseudobulbBotany, See also 偽鱗茎
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擬球茎 【ぎきゅうけい】
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Noun
1. psychomime; ideophone depicting mental state or sensationLinguistics, e.g., 苛々、やきもき、びくびく、ひやひや
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がいこくがいしゃ 擬似外国会社
Noun
1. pseudo-foreign company; company based abroad but whose main country of business is JapanLaw, See also 外国会社
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Noun
1. phenomime; mimetic word; word that mimics an action, condition, or manner that does not make a sound (e.g. "damp", "calmly")Linguistics, e.g., じめじめ、ゆったり
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Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. pseudoeffectiveMathematics
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Godan verb with 'ku' ending, Transitive verb
1. to censure; to criticize; to criticise; to rebuke; to defy; to disobeyArchaic
Godan verb with 'ku' ending, Transitive verb
2. to fashion after; to make in the form of; to imitateArchaic
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牴牾く 【もどく】抵牾く 【もどく】
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Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
1. imitation; sham; -likeUsually written using kana alone
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擬い 【まがい】贋い 【まがい】
Notes
贋い: Irregular kanji usage.
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Noun, used as a suffix
1. -like; pseudo-; mock ...; imitation ...; in the style of ...Usually written using kana alone
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2. comical character who mocks or apes the main character (in Japanese performing arts)
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3. criticism; censureArchaic
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擬 【もどき】抵牾 【もどき】牴牾 【もどき】
Notes
抵牾: Out-dated kanji or kanji usage. 牴牾: Out-dated kanji or kanji usage.
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