「Bougie reaming needle with emissions dripping from it and malicious prick pawing」unequivocally describe a NEW or a RENEWED case of gonorrhea, ONCE AGAIN, ANOTHER INSTANCE a RECENT case.
　「Erect wood with pussy pawing」indicates having a NEW interest, or RENEWED vigor, with results almost instantly apparent.「Erect woody standing」with「hand pawing and cat-like scratching」also suggests a struggling young male NEWLY discovering a NOVEL way to pass the time heretofore UNUSED, creating an automatic RENEWAL of interest, something to be fond of, to hunt after another time, once again, especially, intentionally, deliberately. Anyone who has ever cared for a young human male from diaper age can attest to his unflagging interest in his own genitalia.
　「Standing wood with hatchet」might suggest a method of growing some NEW trees, but this assumes a lot of death first, with wood chips and cut branches, and quite a few other unmentioned steps before new growth occurs, over a long period of time. And per some scholarly sources, left element was a sharp「needle」(辛) with「emit drops, split」as either drops of blood or engorged wood splitting, with the addition of「hatchet」to suggest a NEW tool, one that was sharp enough to perform the task at hand (admittedly, that explanation also requires somewhat of an inductive leap in logic, and recall that old tools can often be sharpened and renewed). Needless to point out perhaps is that the other given meanings cannot adequately be explained with this combination of element definitions.
　Note it can also be argued that traditional fonts display the left elements as「control palming upward emissions」with「downward thrusting penis emissions」or「palming spurts screwing with emissions, woody」: 亠, 丷, 干, ハ or 亠, 䒑, 十, ハ…with the「pussy pawing」naturally.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: new; newly; meso- (chemistry); abbr. for Xinjiang 新疆 or Singapore 新加坡
Japanese: new, unused, neo-, Gregorian calendar, Xin, fresh, novel, freshly, re-, recent, latest, another time, again, over again, once again
Unihan extended: new, recent, fresh, modern
EDRDG: new

Used within names (nanori)
あせ　･　あたらし　･　し　･　に　･　にっ　･　につ　･　よし