the physical area visible to the eyes or through an optical instrument

a non-domesticated animal living in its natural habitat, typically a mammal

cruel, brutal, or characterized by physical violence and a lack of restraint

living or growing in the natural environment; not domesticated or cultivated

wild animal

to have or participate in a picnic

a horse that is wild, feral, or free-roaming, living in an undomesticated state

open country or areas located outside of cities and towns, often in a natural or undeveloped state

a strong desire for power, success, or social status

to camp outdoors or live in temporary shelters

a homeless or feral domestic cat living in a human environment

open land or agricultural fields

wild boar (Sus scrofa)

off-road vehicle

a person of low social status or living in the countryside in ancient times

the natural, untamed state or temperament of animals or plants

military operations conducted in open country or outside of urban areas

coarse and wild

vast open stretches of green land or fields.

Crude, unrefined, or lacking in social grace and manners.

the ruling regime and the common people; the imperial court and the populace; all levels of society

wild edible plants or herbs gathered for food

broad, open expanse of land; plain or open country

mountains and fields; the countryside; wilderness

wild grass or weeds

to display shockingly bad behavior or to behave atrociously in an unrestrained or unruly manner

a flower that grows in the wild without being cultivated

Nomura (Japanese surname)

wild duck; specifically the mallard (Anas platyrhyncha)

wild animals and birds hunted for food or sport

any of various long-tailed gallinaceous birds, often hunted for game

Japanese surname and place name

a derogatory term for an illegitimate child

Ōno (Japanese surname and place name)

to be out of political office or out of power

Ueno, a district in Taitō Ward, Tokyo, Japan

a homeless or ownerless domestic dog wandering in human-populated areas

a fire in the wild, such as a bush fire, or a fire used for clearing fields

wilderness; open field

covering the mountains and the plains; extending as far as the eye can see across a landscape

Historical narratives or anecdotes based on folklore, rumors, and popular tales rather than formal documentation.

a sporting competition held on uneven, natural terrain or off-road courses.