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number one; first; best; most; game; round

number; series of digits

performance; take; game; season; penetrative vaginal sex (with a prostitute); unsimulated sex (in an adult movie)

one's turn; one's shift; one's turn on stage; screen time; screentime

turn (in line); order of things; sequential order

gatekeeper; door guard; doorman; concierge; janitor

number one; first; best; most; game; round

care-taking; house-sitting; house-watching; caretaker; house-sitter

indicates position in a sequence; divisions of a kabuki performance

being on duty; person on duty

third; no. three

farce; charade; person who serves tea; short and humorous improvised sketch (originating from Edo-era kabuki)

second; number two; runner-up

guard; watchman

(head) clerk

tending a store; salesperson; sales clerk; shop assistant

police box; koban; alternation; alternating (current, stress, etc.)

second; number two; runner-up

leader of a group of juvenile delinquents

house number; address

off duty

first thing in the morning

prison guard; jailer; gaoler

one's favourite party trick (favorite); one's specialty; No. 18; eighteenth; repertoire of 18 kabuki plays

to keep watch; to stand guard

hinge; joint (esp. an anatomical joint)

exception; supernumerary; extra (e.g. performance, item, object, etc.); additional; outsize

garden watchman; garden keeper; guard of the inner garden

watch stand; watcher's seat; attendant's booth (e.g. at an onsen)

what number

guard; lookout; watch

guardhouse

night watch; night sentry

night watch; night sentry

a cook

(yarn) count; nth place (in a race); nth position (in a starting lineup); nth rank (in a battle formation); castle guard; second-place horse

night watch; fire watchman

sleepless vigil; night watch; vigilance

coarse tea

track number

model number

sentry box; guardhouse; guard lodge; (Edo period) police box

early shift; morning shift; early arrival

phone duty; being on call

guardhouse (Edo-period city)

keeping an eye on people's belongings (so they don't get stolen)

ranked list (entertainers, sumo wrestlers, millionaires, etc.); program (e.g. theatre)

person who holds the purse strings; person who minds the cash; safe keeper; treasurer

doorkeeper; doorman; porter

indicates position in a sequence; divisions of a kabuki performance

doorman; gatekeeper

town-watches from the Edo period

lookout; watch

missing number

warehouseman; storekeeper

secret leader of a group of juvenile delinquents; program in a competing timeslot (programme)

promo; advertising for a program (TV, radio, etc.); program publicity

advisor; adviser (to a lord, etc.); wise counselor allowed to speak to a lord without restraint

standing watch; sentinel

errand runner; messenger (Azuchi-Momoyama period); patroller; minor official (Edo period)

one's turn (esp. in go, shogi, etc.)

monthly shift or duty

weekly duty

sentry; guard

consecutive number; serial number

doorman in charge of footwear

reporter assigned to cover a particular person in order to get the most up-to-date information; beat reporter

leader of a female gang; leader of a group of delinquent girls

instructor

(telephone) area code (non-local)

rotation (e.g. of a duty); taking turns

stock number (of item); part number; PN

location without an address; unnumbered plot of land

gatekeeper; crossing guard

geisha call-office; assignation office for geisha; geisha on call

ranger (forest); mountain guardian

caretaker of a villa

mobile phone number

good turning point number (10000, 12345 etc., often referring to web site visit counts)

telephone exchange number

taking turns; relieving the guard

advisor; adviser (to a lord, etc.); wise counselor allowed to speak to a lord without restraint

lot number

alternating; taking turns

precedence; first move (in games)

black to play (in go)

to be the leader of a group of juvenile delinquents

person at a public bath in charge of heating the water and filling the baths

alternating; taking turns

make-or-break game in a go or shogi tournament; ozeki-ranked wrestler being in danger of losing his rank if he fails to win 8 or more bouts in a 15-day tournament

to have one's turn; to be on duty; to have one's inning

food tray (used in the food industry)

local telephone exchange number; local exchange prefix

person in charge of warming sake in a bar

110 (police emergency telephone number in Japan)

going off duty

something so difficult that one doesn't know if there's even a 1 in 1000 chance of success

day off; off duty

hinge

item number

make-or-break game in a go or shogi tournament; ozeki-ranked wrestler being in danger of losing his rank if he fails to win 8 or more bouts in a 15-day tournament

being on duty

last five matches of makushita division wrestlers

toe guards on clogs; footwear doorman

night duty

taking turns; working in shifts

being on duty with a colleague; partner; colleague

the thirty guardian deities (a different one for each day)

person in charge of preparing food for rikishi (usually performed by low-ranking rikishi)

tending a store; salesperson; sales clerk; shop assistant

unconquered savage; uncivilized aboriginal; aboriginal Taiwanese tribes outside Qing China's jurisdiction

standing guard; watchman; watchman at the shogun's palaces (Edo period)

ranked list (entertainers, sumo wrestlers, millionaires, etc.); program (e.g. theatre)

gatekeeper; crossing guard

good turning point number (10000, 12345 etc., often referring to web site visit counts)

make-or-break game in a go or shogi tournament; ozeki-ranked wrestler being in danger of losing his rank if he fails to win 8 or more bouts in a 15-day tournament

night watch; night watchman

asset register number

guard (of a daimyo, emperor, etc.)

guard (of a daimyo, emperor, etc.)

part number; PN

the opposite team in a two-turns work group

quinella; quiniela

bracket win; bracket quinella

lower number; lower numbers

-nth game (of 12 rounds)

Banchō Seisaku Kenkyūjo (faction of the LDP)

Banchō Seisaku Kenkyūjo (faction of the LDP)

product number

Kyoto-style side dish; meal of side dishes

leader of a female gang; leader of a group of delinquent girls

Kyoto-style side dish; meal of side dishes