Crossword-Solution: OMO 3 letters, 12 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 5

The exclamation of the ghost in this poem really means, "Now perhaps I shall be able to drown somebody." (A very similar superstition is said to exist on the Breton coast.) A common Japanese saying about a child or any person who follows another too closely and persistently is: _Kawa de shinda-y[=u]réï no yona tsuré-hoshigaru!_--"Wants to follow you everywhere like the ghost of a drowned person."] Ukaman to Funé we shitaëru Yuréï wa, Shidzumishi híto no Omoï naruran.

The reader should remember that the term _saka-bashira_ means not only "upside-down post," but also the goblin or spectre of the upside-down post.] Omoïkiya! Sakasa-bashira no Hashira-kaké Kakinishit uta mo Yamai ari to wa! [_Who could have thought it!--even the poem inscribed upon the pillar-tablet, attached to the pillar which was planted upside-down, has taken the same (ghostly) sickness._[55]] [Footnote 55: That is to say, "Even the poem on the tablet is up-side-down,"--all wrong.

The omo-hyoid muscle was therefore divided, and the artery ligatured beneath, in order to ensure against any interference with the sac.

The carotid was exposed at the upper border of the omo-hyoid, only a small amount of infiltration having occurred in the vascular cleft.

Where crossed in the road from Sakka to Bonga, it is described as larger than any other stream which flows to join it from the country more to the south; much larger, indeed, than either the Gitche or Omo, its subsequent tributaries.