So I see that koohi.com lets you browse other people's mnemonics. It seems like a good idea for these few remaining kanji.
Oh, wow, these are weird. Maybe just weird enough to use.
I'll still make my own here:
匿, hide: A young 若 one should hide in a nook, with an air hole
to the right. (Maybe we're in a fairy tale.)
鎖, chain: Metal 金 that is sparkly (the lines going all round) to the eye 目.
Like a watch chain, in the Japanese Graded Reader story
クリスマスプレセント("The Gift of the Magi" by O'Henry.)
累, involvement/continually: Your mind (田, as in 思う) continually follows
the thread of whatever you're involved with.
覇, supremacy/champion: At the rodeo, the champ is the one who dares to make
his flesh 肉 go up to the wild cow 革 and put a hat 覀 on it.
...but these are inspired by koohi's peanut gallery.
尋, inquire: The top is a broom. The middle is エロ, which is 日本語で
"erotica," e-ro. The bottom is sometimes a hand. So: You're
sweeping under the bed and pull out エロ with your hand. Looks
like somebody has some 'splaining to do.
逓, relay/parcel post: Put a cornstalk (the thing with the 2 crossbars and roots
in a package (the roof-y thing) and send it on its way.
敏, cleverness: Cleverness is grasping every 毎 teaching 攵. (Not koohi.)
繁, luxuriant: A clever one can make thread into luxuriant cloth.
匿鎖累覇尋逓敏繁
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