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An act of mixing ingredients with vinegar dressing, or a dish made as such.

The state of needing immediate attention or action, with a literal meaning of "an eyebrow on fire".

The first stage of a task or a time period.

A Japanese dish made by placing fish on a small ball of rice seasoned with vinegar and salt, or by wrapping the rice ball with dried laver, fried tofu, etc.

The first, roughly-done session in doing a certain job, when it must be done over several times.

An act of baking unglazed pottery at a low temperature, or the pottery baked in such a way.

An act of committing a crime for the first time, or a person who does such an act.

A soldier who stays on alert and keeps watch, usually stationed at a sentry post.

The stage in which one does something, or learns a skill, for the first time.

A person who does something, or learns a skill, for the first time.

The first of the three dog days of summer, days of midsummer heat around June and July by the lunar calendar; on this day, to avoid the heat, some people go to a mountain stream to play in the water while others eat samgyetang, ginseng chicken soup, or bosintang, dog meat soup.

A document in which only necessary parts have been copied from an original document.

The early phase of spring.

A dangerous and unexpected situation that requires immediate attention.

An act of inviting someone for a position or speech, formally and with courtesy.

To be invited for a position or speech, formally and with courtesy.

To invite someone for a position or speech, formally and with courtesy.

The third day of each month.

The first delivery of a baby for a person or animal.

The process of a funeral, after one's death.