泣暮す[nakikurasu] to spend one's days in tears and sorrow
倹しく暮し[tsumashikukurashi] living frugally
言暮らす[iikurasu] to pass the time talking
行暮れる[yukikureru] to be overtaken by darkness
歳暮[seibo] end of the year

朝三暮四[chousanboshi] being preoccupied with immediate (superficial) differences without realizing that there are no differences in substance
朝令暮改[choureibokai] an unsettled course of action
日暮[higure] twilight
日暮れに[higureni] toward the evening
年の暮[toshinokure] year end

比律賓[firippin] Philippines
佳賓[kahin] good guest
貴賓[kihin] noble visitor
迎賓館[geihinkan] reception hall (esp. for visiting state dignitaries)
国賓[kokuhin] state guest

主賓[shuhin] main guest
正賓[seihin] guest of honor
来賓[raihin] guest
来賓席[raihinseki] visitor's seats
賓客[hinkyaku] guest of honour