悪趣味[akushumi] bad taste
意味[imi] meaning
意味合[imiai] implication
意味深重[imishinchou] with profound (often hidden) meaning
意味論[imiron] semantics

一味[ichimi] clan
塩味[shioaji] salty taste
黄味がかった[kimigakatta] yellowish
乙な味[otsunaaji] strange taste
佳味[kami] delicious taste

弱味噌[yowamiso] weakling
手前味噌[temaemiso] self-flattery
脳味噌[noumiso] brains
脳味噌を絞る[noumisowoshiboru] to rack one's brains
糞味噌に言う[kusomisoniiu] to verbally attack (violently)

味噌[miso] miso
味噌汁[misoshiru] miso soup
糠味噌[nukamiso] salted rice-bran paste for pickling
泣き味噌[nakimiso] crybaby
味噌擂り[misosuri] grinding miso

一夜漬[ichiyazuke] last-minute cramming
漬る[hitaru] to be soaked in
浸漬[shinshi] dipping
酢漬[suzuke] pickling
漬かる[tsukaru] to be pickled

漬ける[tsukeru] to soak
漬込む[tsukekomu] to pickle thoroughly
漬け物[tsukemono] tsukemono
漬け物石[tsukemonoishi] weight stone (placed on pickles)
奈良漬け[narazuke] vegetables pickled in sake lees

糠喜び[nukayorokobi] premature joy
糠味噌[nukamiso] salted rice-bran paste for pickling
粉糠[konuka] rice bran
米糠[komenuka] rice bran
小糠雨[konukaame] light or fine rain

糠味噌臭い[nukamisokusai] overly concerned with domestic affairs
糠味噌漬け[nukamisozuke] vegetables pickled in salted rice-bran paste
糠油[nukaabura] rice-bran oil
糠雨[nukaame] a drizzle
糟糠[soukou] plain food