熊手[kumade] rake
熊本県[kumamotoken] Kumamoto prefecture (Kyushu)
穴熊[anaguma] badger
小熊のプーさん[kogumanopuusan] Winnie the Pooh
北極熊[hokkyokuguma] polar bear (Ursus maritimus)

黒熊[kurokuma] black bear
浣熊[araiguma] common raccoon (Procyon lotor)
熊蜂[kumabachi] Japanese carpenter bee (Xylocopa appendiculata circumvolans)
鼻熊[hanaguma] coati

けつの穴[ketsunoana] anus
横穴[yokoana] cave
下穴[shitaana] pilot hole
穴だらけにする[anadarakenisuru] to fuck

穴凹[anaboko] hole
穴あけ器[anaakeki] (hole) punch
穴居[kekkyo] cave dwelling
穴居人[kekkyojin] cave dweller

鎌鼬[kamaitachi] type Japanese folkloric monster (yokai), thought to be a trio of weasels who appear in a whirlwind to cut their victim
鼬鼠[itachi] weasel (esp. the Japanese weasel, Mustela itatsi)
鼬ごっこ[itachigokko] doing the same thing repeatedly
鼬の道[itachinomichi] not to write to or visit someone
鼬の最後っ屁[itachinosaigoppe] final emergency measure (lit: the final fart of a weasel)

鼬鮫[itachizame] tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier)
黄鼬[ten] Japanese marten (Martes melampus)
毛長鼬[kenagaitachi] polecat (Mustela putorius)
鼬魚[itachiuo] goatsbeard brotula (species of ophidiiform fish, Brotula multibarbata)
朝鮮鼬[chousenitachi] Korean yellow weasel (Mustela sibirica coreana)