鉄くず

てつくず

scrap iron

ずく

putting oneself into something, exerting oneself

鉄

てつ

iron (Fe)

額ずく

ぬかずく ぬかづく ぬかつく

to kowtow (to bow from a kneeling position such that the forehead touches the ground), to prostrate oneself, to give a deep, reverent bow

腕ずく

うでずく うでづく

main force, brute force, strong-arm

くず肉

くずにく

waste meat, meat scraps, offal

くず米

くずごめ

rice fragments; broken rice; crushed rice

くず物

くずもの

trash, junk, garbage

糸くず

いとくず

lint (as in a clothes dryer or a pocket), waste thread, fibers, such as might wrap around the gears in small mechanisms and cause them to jam, fluff

力ずく

ちからずく ちからづく

(brute) force, with all one's might

木くず

きくず

wood chips, wood offcuts, wood shavings, sawdust

紙くず

かみくず

wastepaper; scrap of paper; paper scraps

綿くず

わたくず

bits of cotton

基ずく

もとずく

to be grounded on, to be based on, to be due to, to originate from

毛くず

けくず

flock, (bits of) down

満鉄

まんてつ

South Manchurian Railway

鉄剤

てつざい

(medicinal) iron preparations

相鉄

そうてつ

Sagami Railway

金鉄

きんてつ

gold and iron, firmness, adamancy