to relax; to slacken; to loosen

easy to do and requiring little exertion; uncomplicated

(of clothing) loose and comfortable

a common Japanese surname

to let go of one's grip or hold

to let go of one's hold or relinquish a physical grip

physically loose, slack, or no longer firmly fixed in place

lacking in strictness, discipline, or rigor

to loosen; loose or porous in texture

Richard Nixon (1913–1994), US president who served from 1969 to 1974

undisciplined, complacent, or loose in organization or spirit.

Songhua River in Jilin province through Harbin, a tributary of the Heilongjiang River

lacking discipline, focus, or rigor

Songjiang suburban district of Shanghai

any evergreen coniferous tree of the genus Pinus

soft, flexible, and yielding to pressure; not rigid or set hard

to relax or remove rules, regulations, or institutional constraints

evergreen trees, specifically pine and cypress trees

marathon race

Wu Song, a heroic outlaw of Liangshan Marsh in the classic novel Water Margin, famous for killing a tiger with his bare hands.

pine tree

a large evergreen coniferous tree belonging to the genus Cedrus

to loosen one's bite or let go of something held in one's mouth

the cone or seed-bearing organ of a pine tree or other gymnosperm; also known as a strobile or strobilus

meat floss; shredded dried pork

wood from a pine tree or similar conifers, such as deal or larch

Matsui (Japanese surname)

a solid form of resin obtained from pine trees and other conifers, used for violin bows, soldering, and industrial applications

Masson pine (Pinus massoniana, Chinese red pine, horsetail pine)

to heave a sigh of relief

to loosen the soil; to plow

turquoise (gemstone)

lacking density or compactness; porous in texture

Songjiang district of Shanghai

Panasonic Corporation (formerly Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.)

Matsumoto (Japanese surname and place name)

Pu Songling (1640-1715), author of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio ([[聊斋志异|聊齋志異|Liao2 zhai1 Zhi4 yi4]])

matsutake (Tricholoma matsutake), edible mushroom considered a great delicacy in Japan

(a length of) elastic; elastic band

(idiom) nothing special; ordinary

pineal body