飴玉[amedama] candy
飴坊[amenbo] pond skater (any insect of family Gerridae)
綿飴[wataame] cotton candy
飴色[ameiro] amber
飴細工[amezaiku] candy fashioned in human and animal forms

飴ん棒[amenbou] stick of candy
飴煮[ameni] food boiled in sugared broth
水飴[mizuame] starch syrup
晒し飴[sarashiame] sweet rice jelly

移動図書館[idoutoshokan] mobile library
映画館[eigakan] movie theatre (theater)
開館[kaikan] opening a hall for that day's business (museum, library, such like buildings)
館娃[kanai] palace (in China built by Wu Dynasty King)
館員[kanin] personnel (of public building)

館長[kanchou] superintendent
記念館[kinenkan] memorial hall
迎賓館[geihinkan] reception hall (esp. for visiting state dignitaries)
県民会館[kenminkaikan] prefectural meeting hall

気に喰わない[kinikuwanai] unable to stomach
漆喰[shikkui] mortar
出喰わす[dekuwasu] to happen to meet
喰べる[taberu] to eat
人喰[hitokui] cannibalism

面喰らう[menkurau] to be confused
立喰い[tachigui] eating while standing
喰う[kuu] to eat
喰らう[kurau] to eat
馬喰[bakurou] cattle or horse trader

鵜飼[ugai] cormorant fishing
牛飼い[ushikai] cattleman
子飼い[kogai] protege
飼い馴らす[kainarasu] to tame (e.g. animal)
飼う[kau] to keep (a pet or other animal)

飼育[shiiku] breeding
飼料[shiryou] fodder
羊飼い[hitsujikai] shepherd
飼犬[kaiinu] pet dog
飼主[kainushi] shepherd

昼餉[hiruge] lunch
朝餉[asage] breakfast

夕餉[yuuge] evening meal

餬口[kokou] bare livelihood

饐える[sueru] to go bad

饐え臭い[suekusai] smelling of rotten food and drink

饋還[kikan] repatriation

饋電線[kidensen] feeder

饕餮文[toutetsumon] tao-tie engraving

饕餮[toutetsu] tao-tie (mythological Chinese creature engraved on bronzeware during the Shang & Zhou dynasties)