ばか！バカ！　馬鹿ー月！

I'm having a problem trying to find a kanji that looks something like this: http://kanji.sljfaq.org/drawn-image.htm ... PSl0OBEaHK
It's from Tasogare-iro no Uta Tsukai, volume 1 page 267 (if anyone happens to have the raws).

As for context, there's not much since it's part of a song lyric (and as a furigana, which makes the kanji even harder to see clearly). The little chunk of lyric is 我が名は <牙__く者>.
From the chinese raws, it should mean something along the terms of "enemy".

After trying stroke recognition programs and searching it up with jisho.org's kanji search, the closest I can find is 剥, but the top left part seems to look more like 夕.

Thanks in advance for any help~

剝, perhaps? AFAIK it's an older version of the one you posted and should mean about the same. Besides, "kiba wo muku" is a phrase that's often used in Japanese.

I tried looking for it as well and like you said 剥 doesn't look quite right. The top left part looks 彑 to me but I can't fight a kanji that incorparates that. I'll try looking for some higher quality raws since it's difficult to see when its so tiny. Sorry I couldn't help much.

Edit: @Eusth, that looks right and how did you find it?

stellarroze wrote:Edit: @Eusth, that looks right and how did you find it?

I knew there's another writing for "muku" and that "kiba-muku" would make sense, so I took a look at what IME gave me.

EusthEnoptEron wrote:剝, perhaps? AFAIK it's an older version of the one you posted and should mean about the same. Besides, "kiba wo muku" is a phrase that's often used in Japanese.

Thanks Eusth, I think that's right!

What IME program did you use? I tried drawing it out on the Windows 7 Japanese language bar's IME pad, but it didn't show me that kanji...

Mystrael wrote:

EusthEnoptEron wrote:剝, perhaps? AFAIK it's an older version of the one you posted and should mean about the same. Besides, "kiba wo muku" is a phrase that's often used in Japanese.

Thanks Eusth, I think that's right!

What IME program did you use? I tried drawing it out on the Windows 7 Japanese language bar's IME pad, but it didn't show me that kanji...

At home I've got the great IME by Google, but in this case I used the good old Windows IME. Also, I didn't actually draw it, but just typed in its reading and looked at the henkan suggestions.

What's the general meaning of 牙を剥く? I kinda get it but not quite.

Catahn wrote:What's the general meaning of 牙を剥く? I kinda get it but not quite.

To reveal/bare one's fangs (literally), whether for attack or intimidation.

Thanks Florza

This works well too, http://kanji.sljfaq.org/mr.html