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On-Yomi: マン、バン — Kun-Yomi: み.ちる、み.つ、み.たす

Koohii stories:

1) [dingomick] 24-8-2007(244): Add water THEN the flowers. With both the vase will be full.

2) [CharleyGarrett] 22-5-2007(128): I was thirsty so I gulped down the water. Then I realized I was also hungry. So I ate the flowers. Yes, I am responsible for both the missing water and the missing flowers. Yes, I'm afraid both. Am I still hungry or thirsty? Thank you for asking! How kind! But no, I feel quite full now.

3) [FudoMyo] 20-11-2007(67): I hate going on dates where a girl says "I'll have a salad and a water" and then insists that they both make her full!

4) [Machine_Gun_Cat] 10-3-2009(45): Just imagine you and your closest Japanese class rival having a contest to see who can get full marks ( 満点 ）in a test, the winner is given Flowers, the looser is drenched with ice cold water, now imagine you both get full marks and so both of you get drenched and flowered.

5) [fiminor] 16-7-2006(20): In spring, the water of Kyoto's waterways is full of cherry blossom flowers, right up to the banks on both sides.

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