a flat ritual baton or scepter of Chinese origin. Usually made of woods like Japanese yew, holly, cherry, sakaki, (Japanese cedar,) the shaku is often seen in portraits of shoguns and noblemen, but is now used mostly by Shinto priests

(BDSM) practitioner of erotic bondage

(weaponry) a Japanese martial arts truncheon:

(rare, weaponry) a Japanese martial arts truncheon:

clap / (idiomatic) come to an agreement, reach an understanding / (idiomatic) lay the groundwork

Kyūjitai form of 手芸: handicraft

a sniper

shaking/unsteadiness of the hands, especially when filming

grasping something with the hands

pistol; gun