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“Nuisance” in Japanese

Short answer
ニューサンス nyuusansu

Nuisance in Japanese is “ニューサンス” (nyuusansu). Full meaning: nuisance.

Other ways to say “Nuisance” in Japanese

厄介物 yakkaimono nuisance, encumbrance 迷惑者 meiwakumono (person who is a) nuisance, (a) bother, troublemaker 邪魔っけ jamakke nuisance, obstructive (person), troublesome (person) 厄介 yakkai trouble, burden, nuisance, bother, worry; care, dependence, support, kindness, obligation, staying (with a person) 人泣かせ hitonakase annoyance, nuisance 邪魔 jama hindrance, obstacle, nuisance, disturbance, interruption, interference; to visit (someone's home); demon who hinders Buddhist training, demon who obstructs sentient beings from maintaining moral behaviour 厄介者 yakkaimono burden, nuisance, bother, troublemaker; hanger-on, dependent, parasite 迷惑 meiwaku trouble, bother, annoyance, nuisance, inconvenience; to be troubled (by), to be bothered (by), to be inconvenienced (by) 余り者 amarimono interloper, third wheel, nuisance, burden, hanger-on 困り者 komarimono good-for-nothing, scapegrace, nuisance, trouble 鼻つまみ hanatsumami uncouth person, disgusting fellow, nuisance, outcast, bore

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