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======= Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 05:51:02 +1100 (EST)
(subtype)	new
(headw1)	滑る
(kana1)	ぬめる
(pos)	verb
(english1)	slip
(english2)	walk merrily
(english3)	behave charmingly
(reference)	www.goo.ne.jp
ぬめる 【滑る】 
（動ラ五［四］）
(1)ぬるぬるとしてすべる。
「苔が生えて―・る道」
(2)うかれ歩く。のらりくらりと遊び歩く。
「さてもつれなの金銀さまや、きんざござらざ、―・りて暮らそ/松の葉」
(3)なまめかしく振る舞う。めかす。
「小女房の、腰もしなへてやつくるり、くるりややつくるりと―・らしやんすは/浄瑠璃・宵庚申（下）」
(comment)	I'm trying to translate from the kokugo entry so it may not be the best wording...
(name)	Mike
======= Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 06:09:50 +1100 (EST)
(subtype)	new
(headw1)	ぬめっと
(kana1)	ぬめっと
(pos)	adverb ?  adjective ?
(english1)	glistening, shiny
(english2)	sleek, slippery, slimy
(reference)	I don't see this in the online dictionaries I use but many examples come up when searching via google.co.jp.  
黒くぬめっとした生き物
ぬめっとした甲羅
ぬめっとした空気
黒くぬめっと光った
ぬめっと綺麗に
ぬめっと甘いだけで
ぬめっとペニス
Perhaps numetto and numettosuru should be listed separately...
(name)	Mike
======= Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 15:27:51 +1100 (EST)
(subtype)	new
(headw1)	飲み会
(kana1)	のみかい
(pos)	noun
(english1)	drinking party; get-together
(comment)	I'm surprised that there are entries for 懇親会, 忘年会, etc but not the most common type of -kai... 飲み会!  Also, I wanted to know what a 同期会 was but it was not in the dictionary.  After googling, it sounds like a -kai for people of the same year.
(name)	Tae Kim