厚顔無恥[kouganmuchi] shameless
赤っ恥[akappaji] shame
恥らう[hajirau] to feel shy
恥じる[hajiru] to feel ashamed
恥じ入る[hajiiru] to feel ashamed

恥ずかしい[hazukashii] shy
恥ずかしがる[hazukashigaru] to be shy of
恥を忍ぶ[hajiwoshinobu] to abide one's shame
恥骨[chikotsu] pubis

居据わる[isuwaru] to remain
見据える[misueru] to gaze at
据る[suwaru] to sit
据える[sueru] to place (in position)
据え置く[sueoku] to leave as it is

据えつける[suetsukeru] to install
切り据える[kirisueru] to cut down an enemy
打ち据える[uchisueru] to place firmly
据置き[sueoki] deferment (e.g. of savings)
腹を据える[harawosueru] to make up one's mind

伊達男[dateotoko] dandy
一男[ichinan] boy
下女下男[gejogenan] servants
下男[genan] manservant
寡男[yamoo] widower

間男[maotoko] married woman's secret lover
既婚男性[kikondansei] married man
貴男[anata] you (referring to someone of equal or lower status)
男気[otokogi] chivalrous spirit
好男子[koudanshi] handsome man

お膳[ozen] four-legged tray for festive food
一の膳[ichinozen] 1st course at a banquet
一膳[ichizen] bowl (of rice)
一膳飯屋[ichizenmeshiya] quick lunch
陰膳[kagezen] tray for absent one

会席膳[kaisekizen] elaborate dinner tray
二の膳[ninozen] side dish
本膳[honzen] regular dinner
据膳[suezen] meal set before one

御食い初め[okuizome] weaning ceremony
食っ付く[kuttsuku] to adhere to
食っ付ける[kuttsukeru] to attach
ぼりぼり食べる[boriboritaberu] to eat with a munching or crunching sound
インスタント食品[insutantoshokuhin] instant foods

レトルト食品[retorutoshokuhin] packed and sterilised food
衣食[ishoku] food and clothing
衣食住[ishokujuu] necessities of life (food, clothing & shelter)
育児食[ikujishoku] baby food
一夜乞食[ichiyakojiki] (a) person made homeless by fire