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Ice; by extension, ice cream or an ice pop, plus a few slang and archaic senses.

Chocolate-coated ice cream on a stick.

A clothing style inspired by Ivy League and preppy American fashion.

A clothing style inspired by Ivy League fashion.

A dog trained to guide a blind person.

Eye makeup used to line the eyelids or emphasize the eyes.

The exterior of a building.

Outer clothing worn over other clothes.

The number of outs already recorded.

A pitch on the outside part of the strike zone or the outside lane/track.

Boxing style that keeps distance and attacks from outside.

A pocket set on the outside of a garment.

Control system for maintaining an artificial environment for aquatic plants and animals.

The pedal that controls a vehicle's speed.

A wind blowing against the direction of travel; by extension, an unfavorable current or situation.

Help or assistance; in sports, the final pass or cross before a goal.

A hidden place used as a base or refuge.

An abbreviated term for a propaganda leaflet or handbill.

A term for very fine, loose snow that flows easily.

Comfortably warm, relaxed, and informal in atmosphere.

A hairstyle with the hair swept up.

A pattern of rises and falls; ups and downs.

A balloon used for advertising or promotion.

Admission without charge.

Approximate or careless; rough or sloppy.

An event modeled on the Olympics for people with disabilities.

Service provided after a sale, especially for repairs, support, or warranty handling.

Activities or clothing associated with relaxing after skiing.

Recording or replacing dialogue or sound after the original shoot.

A hairstyle with tight, rounded, voluminous hair.

To Americanize; the process of becoming Americanized.

Weak drip coffee served in the American style.

To arrange, adapt, or give a new interpretation to something.

A TV time slot for reruns of popular shows.

A shortage of skilled workers.

A baseball pitch or throw made with an underhand motion.

A shop used to promote regional specialties or test-market new products.

Morally wrong or lacking moral restraint.

A suit made to semi-custom specifications.

Improvement in the public image or impression of someone or something.

A character or person used to represent a brand, campaign, or organization.

A decline in someone's or something's public image or reputation.

A person who creates or manages a favorable image for a campaign, product, or candidate.

A bad bounce of the ball, especially in tennis or baseball.

Money earned from interest or dividends.

In baseball, the inside course or an inside pitch near the batter.

A clever or tactical play, especially in baseball.

Relating to or involving competition between colleges.

A Japanese interscholastic athletics competition.

A door intercom or indoor communication system.

A strip of type-metal used as spacing in printing.

A baseball pitch aimed high and inside.

A vehicle light used to signal a change of direction.

A type of sausage associated with Vienna.

The circle where the next batter waits before going to bat.

A thrown pitch that is intended to be ineffective or let the batter take a strike.

A thin crisp sweet biscuit or cookie.

A female cabin attendant; an older term.

A hand dryer.

A beauty salon or beauty-treatment clinic.

A foam rubber material, used for cushioning or padding.

To get an erection.

A key used to start a vehicle's engine or ignition system.

Slowing a vehicle by using the engine instead of the brakes alone.

The batter's or runner's right to advance one base in baseball under special rules.

The lowered area in front of a stage where an orchestra plays.

Made to order, especially clothing or other custom goods.

Camping done with a car or camper, often at a site where vehicles can be parked beside the tent area.

A clutch mechanism that engages or disengages automatically.

A two-wheeled motor vehicle.

A tape recorder with automatic reverse playback.

A door lock that engages automatically.

A system in which employees manage an enterprise, or in which owners jointly manage a building or housing block.

Overacting; exaggerated or unnatural acting.

A surplus of skilled workers.

A handball violation for taking more than three steps without dribbling.

A throw or pitch made overhand.

Passing the baton outside the exchange zone in a relay.

A person with a PhD who is not in stable employment; also used for a postdoctoral researcher in Japanese usage.

A foul in sports like volleyball where a player reaches over the net.

A home run in baseball, especially a ball hit over the fence.

Running at too fast a pace.

A situation where a bank has lent out too much money.

An oven-like toaster for heating or baking food.

A car with an open roof or a removable soft top.

An event, tournament, or game open to broad participation or used as a practice match.

A shirt with an open collar or open neck.

A policy of deregulating international air travel.

Clothing designed to be worn in any season.

A woman, especially an unmarried older woman; often offensive or outdated.

Hair combed straight back from the face.

A sea route used for transporting oil.

A young woman who works in an office.

A romantic relationship at work.

A woman who works in an office.

Calories from the ingredients used in processed food.

The Olympic Games, a major international sports competition.

A showy display or an array of things in quick succession.

An air conditioner for a car.

A loan tied to a credit card, typically a revolving consumer loan.

A boxing count after a knockdown.

A shirt, especially a formal or school-uniform style shirt.

Buttons or fasteners used to secure shirt cuffs.

A cheap, easy-to-assemble storage unit made of colored plywood.

A center that offers classes, events, and leisure activities focused on culture or hobbies.

A school or program for outdoor, nature-based learning.

Cheating on an examination.

A guard who provides security for a building, event, or site.

A loanword for gas, fuel gas, and related household or colloquial senses.

An aluminum-foil liner placed under a gas burner.

A place that sells gasoline and related services.

A triumphant pose, especially after a win in sports.

Tape used for sealing boxes and parcels.

A nightclub that admits only selected or paying members.

A ring or holder for carrying keys; also a holder for key-related items.

A derogatory term for a housewife who drinks heavily.

A bank area with ATM service and related cash-handling machines.

A deceptive sales practice that pressures people into costly contracts.

A place that overcharges customers through a scam or a rigged setup.

A telephone service that alerts you to another incoming call while you are already on a call.

A bar or club where male customers are served by female hostesses.

Lightweight shoes for mountain climbing.

The act of canceling, especially canceling a person publicly or socially.

A vehicle equipped for living in while traveling.

The start of a sports training camp.

A campaign to boost sales.

Asbestos dust, especially in a hazardous or contaminated context.

A young woman, especially one associated with the gyaru fashion subculture.

A sprint start from a crouched position.

The end of filming for a movie or TV production.

The start of filming or shooting on a production.

A golf club, especially a cleek or 5-wood.

A sundae made with ice cream.

The third, fourth, and fifth hitters in a batting lineup.

A casual loanword meaning good or okay.

A person who assists a baseball team by maintaining and carrying equipment.

Etiquette and proper conduct at a baseball field or park.

A pole made of fiberglass.

A boat with a transparent bottom for viewing underwater scenery.

A wasei loanword meaning the younger generation or young people collectively.

A person who arranges indoor plants and foliage for decorative interior spaces.

A novice athlete, especially a boxer.

A Japanese rock band style from the 1960s.

To improve to a higher level or newer state; an upgrade or update.

An electrical ground connection to a chassis or frame.

Shoes made from synthetic materials.

To enter the starting gate in horse racing.

The decisive end of a match, especially in tennis.

An arcade venue with game machines.

An old term for a young gay man or a male host for gay customers.

A baseball play in which two outs are made on one continuous play.

A money shortage; being broke.

A rope or line dividing swimming lanes in a pool.

A corner-top fixture or element, usually in a sports context.

The skill or act of handling corners, especially in baseball or driving-related contexts.

Coffee, the beverage made from roasted coffee beans.

A type of mid-range apartment building or block of flats.

A locker that works after payment by coin or token.

Cocaine, the illicit stimulant drug.

An increase in cost or expenses.