棒振り

ぼうふり

waving a stick

棒手振り

ぼてふり

Edo-era street merchant who carried wares hanging from a pole, hawking them in the street

足が棒になる

あしがぼうになる

to have one's legs become stiff, tired

足を棒にする

あしをぼうにする

to walk one's legs off; to walk until one's legs feel like lead; to walk to the point of exhaustion

振る

ぶる ふる

to wave, to shake, to swing

鬼に金棒

おににかなぼう

making a strong person even stronger (like giving a metal rod to an ogre), as strong as can be

首を横に振る

くびをよこにふる

to shake one's head

首を縦に振る

くびをたてにふる

to nod one's head, to nod yes, to agree

光る棒

ひかるぼう

glowstick, neon light stick

藪から棒に

やぶからぼうに

unexpectedly, out of the blue

振れる

ふれる

to swing, to shake, to wave

振るう

ふるう

to swing, to wield (physically), to exert

空振る

からぶる

to swing and miss

甚振る

いたぶる

to torment, to harass, to tease

棒

ぼう

pole, rod, stick

棒で殴る

ぼうでなぐる

to hit with a club

くるり棒

くるりぼう

flail (for threshing grain)

足を棒にして

あしをぼうにして

(e.g. to walk, stand, etc., until) one's legs turn to lead, (doing something) until one's legs tire and stiffen

泥棒に追い銭

どろぼうにおいせん

throwing good money after bad