頬杖をつく

to rest one's chin in one's hands

杖

つえ じょう

severe caning (60-100 times)

杖を携える

つえをたずさえる

to carry a cane

手杖

しゅじょう

staff (esp. one used by a monk, i.e. as a walking stick during a pilgrimage)

杖鼓

じょうこ チャンゴ チャング

janggu (Korean hourglass drum), janggo, changgo

頬杖

ほおづえ

resting one's chin in one's hands

杖道

じょうどう つえどう

form of martial art using a cane staff

杖ゴム

つえゴム

Cane rubber

杖柱

つえはしら つえばしら

person upon whom one relies

側杖

そばづえ

blow received by a bystander, getting dragged in to somebody else's fight

杖術

じょうじゅつ つえじゅつ

form of martial art using a cane staff

白杖

はくじょう

white cane (for the blind or visually impaired)

虎杖

いたどり イタドリ

Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica), Japanese fleeceflower, Mexican bamboo, Polygonum cuspidatum, Reynoutria japonica

鹿杖

かせづえ

forked stick

牧杖

crosier; crozier

職杖

しょくじょう

mace, (ceremonial) staff

錫杖

しゃくじょう

bishop's staff, khakkhara

方杖

ほうづえ

angle brace

粥杖

かゆづえ

wand used when preparing gruel for the 15th of the first month (said to cure sterility in women)