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Jōyō · elementary grade 5 #1244 most frequent in newspapers

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決きまり文句もんくset phrase · stock phrase · conventional expression節句せっくseasonal festival連句れんくlinked verse · couplet · renku詩句しくverse名句めいくfamous saying · noted haiku警句けいくaphorism · epigram · witticism美辞麗句びじれいくflowery words · rhetorical flourishes甚句じんくjinku · lively Japanese folk song or dance tune禁句きんくtaboo word · forbidden topic · words or phrases not allowed (in waka and haikai)区切くぎるto divide · to separate · to partition殺ころし文句もんくclincher · pick-up line · honeyed phrase初節供はつぜっくbaby's first annual festival慣用句かんようくidiom · set phrase · idiomatic phrase発句ほっくfirst 17-syllable verse of a renga · haiku · first five-syllable line of a tanka挙句あげくafter (a long process) · at the end of · last line (of a renga)文句もんくなしundisputed · entirely · perfect一句詠いっくよむto compose a poem (esp. haiku)引用句いんようくquotation下しもの句くlast part of a poem or Bible verse下句しもくlast part of a poem or Bible verse佳句かくbeautiful passage of literature慣用語句かんようごくidiom · idiomatic phrase脅おどし文句もんくthreatening words原句げんくoriginal passage (in document)古句こくancient expression · old poem五月ごがつの節句せっくBoys' Festival (May 5)五節句ごせっくthe five festivals (January 7, March 3, May 5, July 7 and September 9)口説くどき文句もんくchat-up line · pick-up line · (loving) words三月さんがつの節句せっくGirls' Festival (March 3) · Dolls' Festival惹句じゃっくcatchphrase (esp. in advertising)上かみの句くfirst part of a poem or verse上句かみくfirst part of a poem · first part of a verse冗句じょうくredundant phrase · joke凄文句すごもんくintimidating language成句せいくidiom · set phrase · idiomatic phrase単句たんくsimple phrase中句ちゅうくmiddle part of the verse倒句とうくreading Chinese in the Japanese order桃ももの節句せっくDoll's Festival (March 3) · Peach Festival二にの句くnext (spoken) word

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