- to break the rules; an illegality; a foul
- in a wink
- to lose the way; lost; labyrinth; labyrinthus vestibularis (of the inner ear)
- withered and rotten
- withered; wilted; to wither; to fade; to decay
- decree; order; will; intent
- the body of a vehicle; (bicycle) frame
- to lean to one side; slanting
- left side
- fetus; classifier for litters (of puppies etc); padding (in clothing or bedding); womb carrying a fetus; (fig.) origin; source; (loanword) tire
- the sky spins, the earth goes round (idiom); giddy with one's head spinning; fig. huge changes in the world
- flecks; particles; bits; fine powder
- (of smoke) to disperse; to dissipate; (of birds) to fly away in all directions
- prominent; outstanding; to give prominence to; to protrude; to project
- acute spirit; dash; drive
- to carry (on one's person); to support (old); Taiwan pr. [xi1 dai4]
- (idiom) to spare no effort; to do one's utmost
- (physics) inertia; (fig.) force of habit; tendency to do things in the accustomed way; habitual
- to be unable to move a single step
- second hand (of a clock)
- to sprinkle; to spray; to spill; to shed
- unable to put up with (sth) any longer
- to gasp for breath; to take a breather
- to call out (a name etc); to shout
- rose
- extremely; awfully
- to drip; to flow out; to sprinkle
- naked; bare
- a moldy smell; damp and rotten; fig. rotten bad luck
- hard to tell (i.e. hard to judge or hard to predict); cannot bring oneself to say it
- shaft
- wood; log (CL:塊|块[kuai4],根[gen1]); (fig.) blockhead; dolt
- (idiom) to make a clean break with; to have nothing more to do with
- pit of the stomach; solar plexus; words and thoughts
- to change into