Dictionary of Cantoense Slang

	A	B	C
1	Entry	Pronunciation	Definition
2	鴉	āa	a crow
3	鴉烏婆	āa wū pó	(crow black woman)an ugly woman
4	啞	áa	a dumb
5	啞仔食黃蓮	áa jái sihk wòhng lìhn	a dumb boy eats Coptis seeds→有苦自己知 [yàuh fú jih géi jī] knowing the bitterness by oneself■to have to suffer in silence
6	啞子食黃蓮	áa jí sihk wòhng lìhn	a dumb boy eats Coptis seeds→有苦自己知 [yàuh fú jih géi jī] knowing the bitterness by oneself■to have to suffer in silence
7	阿	aa	an informal prefix for names
8	阿差	aa chāa	(<acharya, "learned men" in Sanskrit)an Indian, a Parkistani, a South Asian
9	阿燦	aa chaan	mainland Chinese (stereotyped as naive rustic in a Hong Kong television series in the 1970s) (derogatory)
10	阿蟲介紹嚟	aa chùhng gaai siuh làih	(Mr Bug sent me)1. no one sent me2. I've been sent (without saying by whom)
11	阿蟲介紹我嚟	aa chùhng gaai siuh ngóh làih	(Mr Bug sent me)1. no one sent me2. I've been sent (without saying by whom)
12	阿大	aa dáai	1. a gang boss, a traid big brother2. the victim of a fruad
13	阿頂	aa díng	1.a boss2.a triad big borther, a gang boss
14	阿飛	aa fēi	1. a street hooligan2. a petty gangster
15	阿福	aa fūk	(Mr Lucky)a fool
16	阿公	aa gūng	1. maternal grandfather2. the boss of one's boss in a traid society, the protector of one's triad protector, the big boss
17	阿公嘅	aa gūng ge	(maternal grandfather's)1. public, for anyone to use2. resources or funds held in common, belonging to a group or organisation rather than to an individual
18	亞Head	aa hēt	(<head)a boss
19	阿Head	aa hēt	(<head)a boss
20	阿姐	aa jē	a very capable woman
21	阿吱阿咗	aa jī aa jō	1. to moan, to whine2. to talk back, to argue
22	阿豬	aa jyū	1. a stupid person2. stupid
23	阿豬阿狗	aa jyū aa gáu	(any pig or dog)an indefinite phrase used to talk about a hypothetical individual, "whoever", "anyone", "any old person", "no matter who".
24	阿麗	aa laih	(Miss Beautiful)a nightclub hostess (taxi driver jargon)
25	阿貓阿狗	aa māau aa gáu	(any cat or dog)an indefinite phrase used to talk about a hypothetical individual, "whoever", "anymore", "any old person", "no matter who"
26	阿乜水	aa māt séui	someone whose name the speaker cannot remember or cannot be bothered to recall ("so and so", "whatshisname", "whatshername")
27	阿茂	aa mauh	a stupid person
28	阿茂整餅	aa mauh jíng béng	Mr Stupid makes cakes→冇嗰樣整嗰樣 [móuh gó yeuhng jíng gó yeuhng] does something unnecessary■someone doing something pointless or meaningless; a stupid action
29	阿某某	aa máuh máuh	an indefinite way of referrring to someone whose name is unknown
30	阿毛	aa mòuh	an old woman
31	阿婆賽跑	aa pò choi páau	old lady races→老西都走呀 [lóuh hāi dōu jáu aa] even an old cunt runs■everybody has gone, everyone has disappeared
32	阿蛇	aa sèh	(Mr Snake)Sir, a term of address for a policeman or male teacher
33	阿四	aa sei	an unimportant person, someone who does odd jobs; who can be ordered around, someone with low status
34	阿星	aa sīng	(Mr Singh)an Indian, a Parkistani, a South Asian
35	阿嫂	aa sóu	1. elder brother's wife2. a term of address for someone's girlfriend or wife
36	阿頭	aa táu	(Mr Head)a boss, a chief, a head
37	阿一	aa yāt	(Mr One)1. the top boss, the top leader, the "Mr Big"2. the head of prisons, the director of correctional services3. the chief of police
38	阿一哥	aa yāt gō	(elder brother number one)1. a boss, a leader, a chief2. the chief of police
39	阿二	aa yí	(number two)a second wife or mistress
40	呃	ngāak	to cheat, to trick
41	呃飯食	ngāak faahn sihk	(cheating rice to eat)to be idle at work
42	呃鬼食豆腐	ngāak gwái sihk dauh fuh	(cheating the ghost to eat bean curd)1. to lure someone into a trap, to trick someone2. used to express scepticism or disbelief, "you're kidding me!"
43	呃人	ngāak yàhn	(cheaing people)used to indicate distrust, the feeling that one is being deceived, or that one's partner is being unfaithful
44	啱	āam/ngāam	suitable
45	啱啱	ngāam ngāam	just now
46	啱咀形	āam jéui yìhng	good to talk to, pleasant to chat with
47	啱嘴形	āam jéui yìhng	good to talk to, pleasant to chat with
48	啱key	āam kī	to get along well with someone
49	啱心水	āam sām séui	exactly what is required
50	鴨	áap/aap	1. a duck2. a gigolo
51	鴨店	áap/app dim	(duck shop)a nightclub or brothel where the clients are women and the sexual and other services are provided by men
52	R	āau	to scrach
53	R講	āau góng	to interrupt a conversation
54	R晒頭	āau saai táuh	(to scratch one's head)to be completely lost in looking for a solution
55	拗	multiple readings	[áau/ngáau]to bend [aau/ngaau]to quarrel with, to argue
56	拗柴	áau chàaih	to twist one's ankel
57	拗手瓜	ngáau/áau sáu gwāa	1. arm-wrestling2. to compete with, to challenge
58	拗頸	ngaau/aau géng	to argue, to quarrel with
59	拗撬	ngaau/aau giuh	1. an arguement2. to quarrel, to argue, to fight
60	哎吔	āi yā	a sort of (used before a kinship term, as in "some kind of uncle")
61	暗	am	dim
62	暗病	am behng	(hidden disease)sexual disease
63	暗花	am fāa	(hidden flowers)1. a special fund for illegal purposes, a "slush fund"2. a reward for carrying out a mission, the price on someone's head
64	暗格	am gaak	(hidden divide)a secret place, a hiding place, a place to conceal objects
65	䟴腳	an geuk	to jiggle one's feet
66	Un腳	a variant of 䟴腳an geuk	to jiggle one's feet
67	䟴䟴腳	an an geuk	(to wiggle one's feet)to rise up in the world;to have no worries
68	Un Un 腳	a variant of 䟴䟴腳an an geuk	(to wiggle one's feet)to rise up in the world; to have no worries
69	䟴䟴吓	an an háa/háah	(to wiggle one's body)a person who is physically unsteady
70	Un Un 吓	a variant of 䟴䟴吓an an háa/háah	(to wiggle one's body)a person who is physically unsteady
71	䟴身䟴勢	un sān an sai	(to wiggle one's body)1. a person who is physically unsteady2. an ungainly or awkward person3. someone whose manner suggests they are low class
72	Un身Un勢	a variant of 䟴身䟴勢un sān an sai	(to wiggle one's body)1. a person who is physically unsteady2. an ungainly or awkward person3. someone whose manner suggests they are low class
73	Update	āp dēi	(<up to date)in fashion, trendy, in touch with current trends
74	噏	āp/ngāp	to chat; to talk
75	噏得就噏	āp dāk jauh āp	used to reject what someone is saying, "you are bullshiting!", "watch what you say!", "don't lie?".
76	噏耷	āp dāp	shabby
77	噏乜春	āp māt chēun	an expression of irritation of what someone is saying
78	噏乜撚嘢	āp māt lán yéh	an expression of violent contempt or anger for what someone is saying, "what the fuck are you talking about?"
79	噏三噏四	āp sāam āp sei	(to chat three and four)to gossip; to chatter away
80	Out	āu	(<out)behind the times, out of date, old-fashioned, out of touch
81	Out day	āu dēi	(<out of date)behind the times, old-fashioned, out of touch
82	巴巴閉	bāa bāa bai	arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive (in positive or negative comments)
83	巴巴閉閉	bāa bāa bai bai	arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive, fantastic
84	巴閉	bāa bai	arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive (in positive or negative comments)
85	巴很閉	bāa hán bai	effing arrogant
86	巴X閉	bāa īks/iksīh bai	effing arrogant
87	巴揸	bāa jāa	talkative, gossipy, "bitchy"
88	巴K閉	bāa kēi bai	effing arrogant
89	巴Q閉	bāa kīu bai	effing arrogant
90	巴辣	bāa laaht	fierce, tough, hard to handle (generally used to describe a woman)
91	巴辣臭寸	bāa laaht chau chyun	extremely "cocky"
92	巴撚閉	bāa lán bai	fucking arrogant
93	巴屎閉閉	bāa sí bai bai	arrogant, flashy, showy, impressive (in positive or negative comments)
94	吧	bāa	(<bar)a bar (for drinking)
95	吧喳	bāa jāa	talkative; nagging; demanding (generally used with reference to women)
96	吧女	bāa néoi	a bar-girl, i.e. a woman serving drinks or working as a hostess in a night-club or bar
97	把	báa	to hold
98	把春	báa chēun	to do something that is pointless or without meaning
99	把火	báa fó	extremely angry, filled with rage
100	把風	báa fūng	to keep watch, to keep a look-out, e.g. for a police raid
101	把幾火	báa géi fó	extremely angry, filled with rage
102	把關	báa gwāān	to keep watch, to keep a look-out; a look out
103	把鬼	báa gwái	to do something that is pointless or without meaning
104	把鬼火	báa gwái fó	extremely angry
105	把口瑯過油	báa háu lóng gwo yàuh	(mouth greased with oil)flattering, "greasy", smooth-tongued
106	把撚	báa lán	an obscene expression for completely useless, completely pointless, "fucking pointless"
107	把乜春	báa māt chēun	an expression of irritation at something pointless, "what's the point?"
108	把炮	báa paau	1. pride, arrogance2. ability, strength
109	把屁	báa pei	to do something that is pointless or without meaning
110	把托	báa tok	1. completely useless, completely pointless2. to guard the entrance
111	霸	baa	to occupy, to obstruct
112	霸位	baa wái	1. to grab a seat2. to grab a table and save it while someone else collects the food (e.g. in a fast food restaurant)
113	霸王	baa wòhng	1. to use a service but avoid paying for it2. to be a bully
114	霸王雞	baa wòhng gāi	to use the service of a prostitute without paying
115	霸王餐	baa wòhng chāan	a free meal obtained by leaving a restaurant without paying
116	霸王花	baa wòhng fāa	(flowery empress)a though woman, e.g. a fearsome policewoman
117	霸王客	baa wòhng haak	someone who uses a service but tries to avoid payment for it (e.g. restaurant, nightclub, etc.)
118	霸王硬上弓	baa wòhng ngaahng séuhng gūng	to force woman into sex
119	叭叭聲	bàah bàa sēng	1. seriously2. quickly, in a flash
120	罷就	baah jauh	to decide not to do anything; to let a matter drop
121	白鼻哥	baak beih gō	(white nose guy)1. a failed womaniser2. someone who fails an examination
122	白痴仔	baahk chī jái	(plain crazy boy)1. a crazy person2. a stupid person
123	白切雞	baahk chit gāi	1. steamed chicken2. a hairless person, a person without much body-hair, particulary a woman with no pubic hair
124	白粉	baahk fān	(white powder)heroin
125	白虎	baahk fú	(white tiger)a woman with no pubic hair (either having shaved it off or being without it)
126	白鴿眼	baahk gaap ngáahn	(pigeon-eyed)snobbish
127	白瓜子	baahk gwāa jí	1. white melon seed2. a tranquiliser (triazolam)
128	白過	baahk gwo	to waste time doing something, to do something in vain
129	白鶴	baahk hók	1. stork2. someone who stands behind a mahjong or card-player looking over their shoulder.
130	白蚱	baahk jaa	1. a jellyfish2. a traffic police officer
131	白鮓	baahk jaa	1. a jellyfish2. a traffic police officer
132	白紙扇	baahk jí sin	White Paper Fan, a senior triad official with the rank of "advisor". The code number associated with this rank is 415.
133	白撞	baahk johng	to visit a shop or a person without any particular purpose, to be "just looking" in a shop
134	白做	baahk jouh	to do pointless work; unrewarding work.
135	白領	baahk léhng	(white collar)white-collar worker, office worker
136	白撈	baahk lōu	a futile effort; work done in vain, for little reward.
137	白馬	baahk máah	1. white horse2. someone who knows nothing, an ignoramus
138	白馬王子	baahk máah wòhng jí	(prince on a white horse)1. someone who saves a particular situation2. someone who comes to the rescue3. a man who appears unexpectedly and wins the love of a woman, a "Prince Charming", a "white knight"4. police motorcyclist
139	白麵粉	baahk mihn fán	1. white flour2. heroin
140	白濛濛	baahk mūng mūng	pure white, very white
141	白SaiSai	baahk sàaih sàaih	very white, pure white
142	白手	baahk sáu	(white hands)1. to start from nothing2. to have a clean record, to not have a police record3. to be in prison for the first time, a first-timer
143	白食	baahk sihk	to get a free meal.
144	白小姐	baahk síu jé	(Miss White)heroin
145	白雪雪滑捋捋	baahk syūt syūt waaht lyūt lyūt	(white as snow and smooth)1. very white and smooth2. very clean
146	白頭佬	baahk tàuh lóu	1. white haired guy2. traffic police officer
147	白天鵝	baahk tīn ngòh	1. white swan2. to nag all day
148	白雲	baahk wàhn	white cloud
149	扮	baahn	to pretend
150	扮蠢	baahn chéun	(to pretend stupid)to pretend ignorance; to pretend to be stupid.
151	扮串	baahn chyun	to be arrogant; to be vain
152	扮大袋	baahn daaih dói	to pretend to be powerful, to act like a big shot
153	扮鬼扮馬	baahn gwái baahn máah	(to masquerade as a ghost and as a horse)to play a role to deceive somebody, to play a part to trick someone
154	扮豪	baahn hòuh	to pretend to be rich
155	扮豬食老虎	baahn jyū sihk lóuh fú	(to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger)to appear harmless, but in fact to be dangerous or ruthless, to pretend to be a fool but to be actually very clever
156	扮靚	baahn leng	to make oneself pretty (to get oneself "dolled up")
157	扮老醒	baahn lóuh síng	to act as if one is very clever (when one is not), to be a "know-it-all"
158	扮晒蟹	baahn saai háaih	(to act the big crab)to act as if one is powerful
159	扮晒魚蝦蟹	baahn saai yùh hāa háaih	to act as if one is powerful
160	扮晒嘢	baahn saai yéh	1. to be arrogant, boastful2. to lay claim to great power or influence.
161	扮死狗	baahn séi gáu	(to pretend to be a dead dog)to pretend not to know, to behave as if one doesn't know something.
162	扮死蟹	baahn séi háaih	(to pretend to be a dead crab)to offer passive resistance; to play dead
163	扮嘢	baahn yéh	to pretend; to boast; to act as if one is powerful.
164	擺	báai	to arrange
165	擺薄落	báai bohk lōk	(to set up< block)to set up a road-block, to set up a speed trap (police)
166	擺彩	báai chói	to compete for prestige, reputation
167	擺堆	báai dēui	(to arrange a heap)to defecate
168	擺款	báai fún	to show off one's status or wealth, to be arrogant, to be conscious of one's status or wealth.
169	擺陣	báai jahn	to join the queue to wait for customers (taxi driver jargon)
170	擺柳	báai láuh	(to deploy a willow)to urinate (used of a man)
171	擺老門	báai lóuh mùhn	(to set an old door)to set a trap
172	擺老烏	báai lòuh wū	to make a bad mistake; to score an own goal (soccer jargon).
173	擺明	báai mìhng	to be obvious.
174	擺明車馬	báai mìhng gēui máah	(to put the chariot and horse pieces openly on the chessboard)to act in an overt manner, "to put all one's cards on the table", to show one's full strength or capability.
175	擺門	báai mùhn	to set a trap; to trick someone
176	擺平	báai pìhng	to settle an argument; to calm a situation; to mediate in a conflict
177	擺上檯	báai séuhng tói	to lure someone into a trap, to make someone a scapegoat, to "set someone up"
178	擺鳥龍	báai wū lúng	to make a mistake; to score an own goal (scooer jargon).
179	拜	baai	to worship
180	拜山	baai sāan	to worship one's ancestors
181	敗家	baaih gāa	(to ruin family)to bring one's family to financial ruin.
182	百搭	baak daap	1. versatile, flexible2. an all-rounder, someone who can turn their hand to anything
183	百佳	baak gāai	1. ParknShop supermarket2. an exclamation, "shit", a way of suggesting the initials PK [pī kēi] (a euphemistic variant of 仆街 [pūk gāai])
184	百足咁多爪	baak jūk gam dō jáau	(to have as many legs as a centipede) involved in many businesses or enterprises, having "lots of irons in the fire".
185	百有	baak yáuh	the mother of one's friend (term of address, used instead of 伯母 [baak móu], since móu sounds like 冇 "have not").
186	伯有	baak yáuh	the mother of one's friend (term of address, used instead of 伯母 [baak móu], since móu sounds like 冇 "have not").
187	百厭	baak yim	naughty, badly behaved
188	百厭星	baak yim sīng	naughty, badly behaved
189	班	bāan	a class
190	班馬	bāan máah	(to gather horese)1. to get help from subordinates in a gang2. to deploy members of one's gang3. to call for back up, for reinforcements
191	班仆街冚家剷	bāan pūk gāai hahm gāa cháan	an insult for a group of people, "that pack of bastards!"
192	班水	bāan séui	(to gather water)to borrow money, to get hold of money.
193	班嘩鬼	bāan wāa gwāi	a bunch of kids, a group of young kids
194	一班嘩鬼	yāt bāan wāa gwāi	a bunch of kids, a group of young kids.
195	班友	bāan yáu	1. to gather friends2. to get help from other gang members.
196	板	báan	a plank
197	板斧	báan fú	(wodden axe)required skills, solutions for a problem
198	八	baat	1. eight2. to chat, to tell3. to gossip4. nosy.
199	八公	baat gūng	a gossip (used of a man).
200	八卦	baat gwaa	(taoist mirror)1. a gossip2. gossipy, nosy.
201	八卦公	baat gwaa gūng	a gossip (used of a man)
202	八卦週刊	baat gwaa jāu hón	a weekly tabloid-type magazine
203	八卦妹	baat gwaa mūi	a nosy girl, a gossipy girl.
204	八卦婆	baat gwaa pó	a gossip (said of a woman).
205	八字波	baat jih bō	a woman's breasts pointing to the sides.
206	八字生得正	baat jih sāang dāk jeng	(born at an auspicious time)born under a lucky star, to be born lucky
207	八妹	baat mūi	a nosy girl, a gossip.
208	八婆	baat pòh	(eight women)a generic insult for a woman, a gossipy woman, a "bitch".
209	八通街	baak tūng gāai	(gossip through the whole street)rumours or gossip spreading.
210	八月十五	baak juhy sahp ńgh	(eighth month fifth)the buttocks, the behind (the fifteenth of the eighth month in the lunar calendar is the Mid-Autumn festival, also known as the Moon Festival, and the moon is a visual pun for buttocks).
211	包	bāau	1. to wrap up2. to promise3. to keep a mistress or second wife.
212	包保	bāau bóu	to promise, to guarantee.
213	包頂頸	bāau díng géng	argumentative, quarrelsome.
214	包喺我身上	bāau hái ngóh sān seuhng	a statement made in support of a promise or arrangement, "I personally guaranntee it!"
215	包喺身上	bāau hái sān seuhng	to guarantee, to swear, to affirm strongly.
216	包起	bāau héi	(to wrap up)1. to financially support a mistress2. to take full charge of something3. to take on all the expenses for something (e.g. in taking over a restaurant for a private party).
217	包尾	bāau mèih/mēi	to come last, to be at the bottom of the list (e.g. in a race, exam).
218	包皮	bāau pèih	the foreskin
219	包皮環境	bāau pèih wàahn gíng	(foreskin prospects)to be in a difficult position; to have bad prospects
220	包艇	bāau téhng	to be at the end of the queue, to be the last in line (truck driver jargon).
221	包二奶	bāau yih nāai	to keep a second wife or mistress (e.g. used of Hong Kong men who have a second wife in mainland China).
222	鮑	bāau	abalone
223	鮑魚	bāau yùh	1. abalone2. female genitalia
224	飽	báau	1. to full up2. sexually satisfied.
225	飽暖思淫慾	báau nyúhn sī yàhm yuhk	when one is well-fed one's thoughts turn to sex.
226	飽死	báau séi	used to express irritation at what someone is saying, particulary used in response to boasting or self-praise, "that's enough!".
227	飽死荷蘭豆	báau séi hòh lāan dáu	used to express irritation at what someone is saying, particularly used in response to pompous behaviour or boasting
228	爆	baau	1. to explode2. to come sexually, to ejaculate.
229	爆煲	baau bōu	1. to let out a secret, to reveal a secret2. to go over the limit, i.e. to "bust" (e.g. in blackjack).
230	爆廠	baau chóng	(to explode the factory)1. to be bankrupt2. to go broke3. to go over the limit (to "bust").
231	爆粗	baau chōu	to explode with anger; to swear in anger; using bad language, swearing.
232	爆大冷	baau daaih láahng	a completely unexpected result in a race or match, a big "upset".
233	爆大鑊	baau daaih wohk	(large wok explosion)to let out a secret, to reveal a secret.
234	爆燈	baau dāng	(to burst a lamp)very great, very high (e.g. number).
235	爆房	baau fóng	(to burst open a room)to go to a short-time hotel for sex.
236	爆格	baau gaak	(to explode a divide)to commit a burglary
237	爆缸	baau gōng	(to explode a tank)1. to bleed2. a bleeding head3. a full bladder.
238	爆口響	baau héung háu	(to burst out with a loud mouth)1. to blow a whistle2. to blurt out something, to let a secret slip out3. to disclose a secret (to the police).
239	爆樽	baau jēun	(to explode a bottle)1. to break a bottle in readiness for a fight2. to break a bottle over someone's head3. to square up for a fight.
240	爆漿	baau jēung	(to explode flour paste)to ejaculate
241	爆鐘	baau jūng	a call girl or prostitute working overtime.
242	爆冷	bauu láahng	an unexpected result in a race or match, an "upset"
243	爆冷門	bauu láahng mún	an unexpected result in a race or match, an "upset"
244	爆冷格	baau láahng gaak	(to burst open a cold place)to commit a burglary, to burgle an empty building or apartment (criminal jargon)
245	爆料	baau líu	(to explode stuff)to disclose information; to let out a secret.
246	爆馬纜	baau máah láam	to get a hotel room (instead of going home), to stay in a hotel.
247	爆馬欖	a variant of 爆馬纜baau máah láam	to get a hotel room (instead of going home), to stay in a hotel
248	爆馬欄	a variant of 爆馬纜baau máah láam	to get a hotel room (instead of going home), to stay in a hotel
249	爆棚	baau pàahng	(to explode scaffolding)1. to be full to capacity2. a full house, "standing room only"3. to have a full set of something (card games, mahjong)
250	爆石	baau sehk	(to explode rock)to defecate
251	爆呔	baau tāai	1. a burst tyre2. trousers with a hole in the backside.
252	爆肚	baau tóuh	(to explode belly)to give an off-the-cuff, impromptu speech, to make a few unprepared remarks.
253	爆大嘢	baau wohk daaih yéh	to expose a big scandal.
254	爆鑊大嘢	baau wohk giht yéh	to expose a big scandal
255	爆鑊杰嘢	baau wohk giht yéh	to expose a big scandal
256	爆陰毒	baau yām duhk	1. to behave in a very underhand or destructive way towards someone2. to go behind someone's back to harm them3. to reveal someone's plan.
257	爆熱格	baau yiht gaak	(to burst open a hot place)to commit a burglary, to burgle a building or apartment which is found to be occupied (criminal jargon).
258	笨	bahn	1. stupid, dim-witted2. clumsy
259	笨賊	bahn chaahk	a fool, a disreputatble person (puns with the vulgar 笨柒 [bahn chahk] "stupid prick").
260	笨柒	bahn chaht	(stupid prick)a vulgar term for a stupid person, a "stupid prick".
261	笨柒柒	bahn chaht chaht	a vulgar term for a very stupid person, "stupid prick".
262	笨蛋	bahn dáan	(stupid egg)1. stupid2. a fool.
263	笨閪	bahn hāi	(stupid cunt)a vulgar term for a very stupid person, "stupid cunt"
264	笨蔗	bahn je	(stupid sugar cane)a fool, an idiot.
265	笨蕉	bahn jīu	(stupid banana)a complete idiot.
266	笨豬跳	bahn jyū tiu	(stupid pig jumping)bungee jumping
267	笨撚	bahn lán	(stupid prick)a vulgar term for a very stupid person, "stupid prick".
268	笨撚柒	bahn lán chaht	(stupid prick)a vulgar term for a very stupid person, "stupid prick".
269	笨奶	bahn nāai/bahn nàaih	(stupid milk)a fool
270	笨實	bahn saht	a vulgar term for stupid, a euphemistic form of 笨柒 [bahn chāt
271	笨手笨腳	bahn sáu bahn geuk	(stupid hand stupid leg)clumsy, awkward, "all fingers and thumbs".
272	笨頭笨腦	bahn táu bahn nóuh	(stupid head stupid brain)stupid-lookig, stupid.
273	跛	bāi	lame
274	跛腳鴨	bāi geuk aahp	(lame duck)a government or adminstration that has lost the ability to make important decisions, a "lame duck" administration.
275	閉	bai	to close
276	閉翳	bai ngai	depressed, moody.
277	弊	baih	bad
278	弊家伙	baih gāa fó	an exclamation, equivalent to "damn!" or "blast".
279	北	bāk	north
280	北姑	bāk gū	(northern woman)a woman from the northern part of China (or from anywhere in mainland China), particular one working in a nightclub in Hong Kong.
281	北姑雞	bāk gū gāi	(northern woman chicken)1. a prostitute from the northern part of China working in South China or Hong Kong2. a woman from mainland China working as a prostitute in Hong Kong.
282	北漏洞拉	bāk lauh duhng lāai	a Vietnamese (the first words of a Hong Kong Government message broadcast in Vietnamese warning Vietnamese "boat-people" not to come to Hong Kong).
283	北佬	bāk lóu	a northerner, a man from North China, a man from mainland China (colloquial or derogative term).
284	北妹	bāk mūi	(northern girl)a young woman from mainland China in Hong Kong (often used to refer to mainland women working in a nightclub or as a prostitute).
285	北上	bāk séuhng	(going north)to go from Hong Kong to mainland China for entertainment.
286	北嫂	bāk sóu	(northern sister-in-law)a middle-aged woman from mainland China in Hong Kong (often used to refer to mainland women working in a nightclub or as a prostitute).
287	賓壚咁嘅場面	bān hēui gám ge chèuhng mín	(Bur Hur like scene)an extravagant scene, e.g. a wild party or a huge banquet.
288	賓周	bān jāu	the penis
289	賓州	bān jāu	the penis
290	賓周仔	bān jāu jái	the penis
291	賓州仔	bān jāu jái	the penis
292	賓佬	bān lóu	a Filipino man, a "Filipino guy".
293	賓妹	bān mūi	1. a Filipino girl or young woman2. a Filipino domestic helper in Hong Kong.
294	賓婆	bān pó	a Filipino woman.
295	稟	bān	to report someone (to a teacher, the police).
296	稟神	bān sàhn (gám sēng)	to murmur, to mutter indistinctly.
297	稟神咁聲	bān sàhn	to murmur, to mutter indistinctly
298	稟神都冇句真	bān sàhn dōu móuh geui jān	(lies even when praying)always dishonest; extremely mendaciouis
299	崩	bāng	1. broken2. a cent
300	一個崩都冇少到	yāt go bāng dōu móuh síu dou	There's not a cent missing.
301	崩口人忌崩口碗	bāng háu yàhn geih bang háu wún	(a hare-lipped person shuns a chipped bowl)someone with a particular sensitivity, problem, or flaw resents anything that draws attention to it.
302	崩牙	bāng ngàah	(broken teeth)uneven or protruding teeth ("goofy teeth", a common nickname).
303	崩耳	bāng yíh	(ear protruding)to have protruding ears.
304	不	bāt	not
305	不得了	bāt dāk líuh	1. wonderful, great, terrific2. too bad.
306	不舉	bāt géui	(can't raise)sexually impotent
307	不醉無歸	bāt jeui mòuh gwāi	an exclamation, urging someone to keep drinking until they are drunk.
308	不知所謂	bāt jī só waih	abnormal, incomprehensible, unaccountable, "out of line".
309	啤	multiple readings	[bē]1. beer2. to stare aggressively [pē] (<pair) pair
310	啤啤佢	bē bē kéuih	to have a beer
311	啤灰	bē fūi	to take heroin.
312	啤酒妹	bē jáu mūi	(beer girl)a young woman paid to promote a particular brand of beer in bars and pubs, generally dressed in an outfit based on the brand.
313	啤住	bē jyuh	to stare, staring
314	啤咩呀	bē mē aa	used to challenge someone who is or is accused of staring, "who are you staring at?"
315	啤一啤	bē yāt bē	to have a beer.
316	病	behng	ill
317	病到懵咗	behng dou múng jó	so ill as to be muddle-headed or confused.
318	病鬼	behng gwái	(sick ghost)1. a sickly person2. a weak person.
319	病貓	behng māau	(sick cat)1. a sickly person2. a weak person.
320	Bell開	behw hōi	to nudge, to shove.
321	卑	bēi	inferior
322	卑鄙	bēi péi	despicable, immoral, of bad character.
323	俾	a variant of 畀béi	to give
324	畀	béi	to give
325	俾龜逗	a variant of 畀龜逗béi gwāi dauh	(to be teased by a tortoise) to be stopped by a policeman, to have one's identity checked by a policeman, to be stopped and searched.
326	畀龜逗	béi gwāi dauh	(to be teased by a tortoise) to be stopped by a policeman, to have one's identity checked by a policeman, to be stopped and searched.
327	俾鬼迷	a variant of 畀鬼迷béi gwái màih	(to be bewitched by a ghost)to be put under a spell.
328	畀鬼迷	béi gwái màih	(to be bewitched by a ghost)to be put under a spell.
329	俾Card	a variant of 畀Cardbéi kāat	(to give one's card)to pay with a credit card.
330	畀Card	béi kāat	(to give one's card)to pay with a credit card.
331	俾面	a variant of 畀面béi mín	to give face to, to be respectful towards, to pay respect to.
332	畀面	béi mín	to give face to, to be respectful towards, to pay respect to.
333	俾心機	a variant of 畀心機béi sām gēi	(to give heart and thought)1. to pay great attention to a task2. an expression of encouragement (to somebody who is doing something).
334	畀心機	béi sām gēi	(to give heart and thought)1. to pay great attention to a task2. an expression of encouragement (to somebody who is doing something).
335	俾人燉	a variant of 畀人燉béi yàhn dahn	(to be stewed)to be demoted.
336	畀人燉	béi yàhn dahn	(to be stewed)to be demoted.
337	俾人飛	a variant of 畀人飛béi yàhn fēi	to be dumped by one's lover
338	畀人飛	béi yàhn fēi	to be dumped by one's lover
339	俾人賣豬仔	a variant of 畀人賣豬仔béi yàhn maaih jyū jái	(to have one's piglet sold)to be betrayed, to be sold out by someone
340	畀人賣豬仔	béi yàhn maaih jyū jái	(to have one's piglet sold)to be betrayed, to be sold out by someone
341	俾人食咗隻豬	a variant of 畀人食咗隻豬béi yàhn sihk jó jek jyū	(to have one's roast pig eaten)used to refer to the fact that one's girlfriend or future wife is not a virgin, that she had a previous lover.
342	畀人食咗雙豬	béi yàhn sihk jó jek jyū	(to have one's roast pig eaten)used to refer to the fact that one's girlfriend or future wife is not a virgin, that she had a previous lover.
343	俾人睇死	a variant of 畀人睇死béi yàhn tái séi	(to be seen as dead)to be seen as a loser
344	畀人睇死	béi yàhn tái séi	(to be seen as dead)to be seen as a loser
345	秘	bei	secret, private
346	秘撈	bei lōu	(secret earnings)to work part-time without letting the boss know, "to moonlight" (puns with Peru).
347	鼻	beih	the nose
348	鼻屎	beih sí	(nose debris)mucus in the nose.
349	鼻涕蟲	beih tai chùhng	(nose mucus insect)a young child, a "snot-nosed kid".
350	避	beih	to avoid
351	避風頭	beih fūng tàuh	to avoid trouble, to stay out of trouble.
352	避忌	beih geih	1. to be discreet, to show the proper discretion, to protect one's reputation2. to have scruples or inhibitions.
353	避年	beih nìhn	(to avoid the new year)to leave Hong Kong to avoid the Lunar New Year so as to escapt from one's relatives and the associated social obligations.
354	餅	béng	1. a cake2. cookie3. ten thousand dollars
355	餅印	béng yan	(cake mould)to look alike
356	柄	beng	to hide
357	柄埋	beng màaih	to hide from public view; to stay away from any attention.
358	BB	bī bī	a whistle
359	BB機	bī bī gēi	a pager
360	B仔	bī jái	1. B boy2. a pet name for the penis
361	B哩吧啦	bī lī bāa lāa	to continue to talk, to talk nonsense, "chatter on".
362	別	biht	distinct
363	別墅	biht seuih	1. a love-hotel2. a short-time hotel3. a "villa", i.e. hotel premises used by prostitutes as a place to take their clients
364	Bing Ling Bang Lang	bìhng līng bàahng làahng	1. a loud noise2. a crashing sound3. a thumping sound4. very quickly
365	逼	bīk	to force
366	逼虎跳牆	bīk fú tiu chèuhng	(to force a tiger to jump a wall)1. to force somebody to do something that they do not normally do or lack the capacity to do2. to do unnecessarily provoke an aggressive response
367	逼挾	bīk gihp	cramped.
368	邊	bīn	side
369	你邊度	néih bīn douh?	(where are you from?)used to question or challenge someone, by askig which traid group they belong to.
370	喺邊度Wet	hái bīn douh wēt	1. where do you usually go for a good time?2. where are you going out to now?
371	邊個阿媽生你㗎	bīn go aa māa sāang néih gaa	(which mother gave birth to you?)a hostile question expressing moral outrage, "what kind of person are you?".
372	邊撚度	bīn lán douh	(where the fuck are you from)used to question or challenge someone aggressively, by asking which traid group they belong to, "who the fuck are you?", what fucking gang do you belong to?".
373	扁	bín	flat
374	扁pat pat	bín peht peht	very flat (surface).
375	變	bin	to transform
376	變態	bin taai	abnormal; perverted.
377	變態佬	bin taai lóu	an abnormal man, a sexual pervert
378	變態婆	bin taai pòh	an abnormal woman, a sexual pervert
379	兵	bīng	1. a soldier2. an official of the law, a police officer.
380	冰	bīng	1. ice2. "ice", i.e. a powerful amphetamine-like drug.
381	冰火	bīng fó	(ice fire)a variety of oral sex (fallatio) that uses ice and a warm liquid alternatively in the mouth in order to increase sexual pleasure.
382	冰火五重天	bīng fó ńgh chùhng tīn	a variety of oral sex (fallatio) that uses ice and a warm liquid alternatively in the mouth in order to increase sexual pleasure.
383	丙	bíng	1. the third of the ten Celestial Stems2. to scold3. to hit
384	丙到飛起	bíng dou fēi héi	(to beat someone into the air)1. to beat someone badly2. to challenge someone.
385	丙到隻狗咁	bíng dou jek gáu gám	to beat someone like a dog, to give someone a severe thrashing.
386	丙到隻嘢咁	bíng dou jek yéh gám	to give someone a severe beating, to beat someone to a pulp.
387	丙到豬頭咁	bíng dou jyū tàuh gám	(to beat someone into a pig's head)to beat severely, to beat to a pulp.
388	丙鑊	bíng wohk	to physically assault, to "beat up".
389	丙鑊甘	bíng wohk gām	to beat up.
390	丙一身	bíng yāt sān	to beat up thoroughly.
391	丙一鑊	bing yāt wohk	to beat up thoroughly.
392	錶	bīu	a watch
393	錶你有無	bīu néih yáuh móuh	(do you have a watch)an insulting question, indirectly expressing hostility to the addressee(punning variant of 屌你老母 díu néih lóuh móu).
394	標	bīu	1. a symbol2. to snatch
395	標青	bīu chēng	great; terrific; attractive; outstanding.
396	標尾會	bīu méih wúi	(to win the last prize)1. to take the last chance to do something; to grab the final opportunity.
397	標參	bīu sām	to kidnap
398	表	bíu	a prefix which mainly denotes cousins with a different surname
399	表錯情	bíu cho chìhng	to show the wrong emotion, to react inappropriately having misunderstood someone's meaning.
400	表姐	bíu jé	1. maternal older female cousin2. a young woman from mainland China.
401	表妹	bíu mūi	1. maternal younger female cousin2. a girl from mainland China
402	表嫂	bíu sóu	1. maternal aunt2. a woman from mainland China.
403	表叔	bíu sūk	1. maternal uncle, male younger than father2. a man from mainland China.
404	波	bō	1. a ball2. breasts3. a typhoon
405	波霸	bō baa	(breast power)a busty girl, a woman with large breasts.
406	波餅	bō béng	getting hit by the ball, to be struck by the ball.
407	波大大閪細細	bō daaih daaih, hāi sai sai	big breasts and a small vagina, "big tits and tight pussy".
408	波大冇腦	bō daaih móuh nóuh	(big breasts no brain)an attractive but unintelligent woman, a "bimbo".
409	波髧髧	bō dam dam	to have sagging breasts.
410	波經	bō gīng	(ball scripture)sports commentary, discussion of strategy in ball-games.
411	波子	bō jí	a Porsche
412	波罅	bō laa	a cleavage
413	波纜	bō láahm	illegal gambling on soccer.
414	波樓	bō láu	a snooker, pool or billiard hall.
415	菠蘿	bō lòh	1. pineapple2. a bomb
416	波羅釘	bō lòh dēng	someone who takes advantage of other people; an exploiter
417	波羅雞	bō lòh gāi	someone who takes advantage of other people; an exploiter
418	菠蘿蓋	bō lòh goi	(pineapple cover)the knee-cap
419	波牛	bō ngàuh	(ball ox)young kids who are soccer fanatics, obsessed with playing soccer rather than studying.
420	波士	bō sí	(<boss)a boss, supervisor
421	坡妹	bō mūi	a girl or young woman from Singapore.
422	薄切切	bohk chīt chīt	very thin (objects)
423	薄落	bohk lōk	(<block)a road block, a police road block
424	薄皮	bohk péi	(thin skin)1. thin-skinned, sensitive, easily irritated or provoked2. crying easily, to be a "cry baby".
425	磅	bohng	1. a pound2. to weigh3. to give4. to accompany, to escort5. to protect
426	磅水	bohng séui	(to weigh water)to pay up, to give money one owes
427	磅友	a variant of 傍友bohng yáu	1. an obsequious person, always seen following their boss around2. someone who is obsequious to rich or powerful people.
428	傍友	bohng yáu	1. an obsequious person, always seen following their boss around2. someone who is obsequious to rich or powerful people.
429	扑	bōk	1. to beat2. to have sex with, to "screw".
430	扑瓜	bōk gwāa	to beat up badly, to beat to death.
431	扑濕	bōk sāp	(to beat wet)1. to assualt physically, to hit someone on the head2. to have sex with.
432	扑鑊勁	bōk wohk gihng	1. to assault physically, to beat up badly2. to have sex with3. to "screw" in a violent manner.
433	扑嘢	bōk yéh	to have sex; sex
434	卜	būk	to divine
435	卜卜脆	bōk bōk cheui	crispy in texture.
436	搏	bok	to risk
437	搏炒	bok cháau	to perform badly at work, to rish getting the sack
438	搏出位	bok chēut wái	to try and make a name for oneself
439	搏彩	bok chói	to gamble; gambling.
440	搏大霧	bok daaih mouh	(to chance the big fog)to take advantage of a chaotic situation.
441	搏紅顏一笑	bok hùhng ngàahn yāt siu	to please a woman, to win favour with a woman.
442	搏盡	bok jeuhn	(to struggle to the utmost)to exert oneself to the maximun2. an expression of encouragement (to somebody who is doing something) (university student jargon).
443	搏拉	bok lāai	to run the risk of arrest, to put oneself in danger of being arrested.
444	搏亂	bok lyuhn	to take advantage of a chaotic situation.
445	搏命	bok mehng	(to risk one's life)to give one's all to a task, to put everything one has into something.
446	搏老命	bok lóuh mehng	(to risk one's old life)to give one's all to a task, to put everything one has into something.
447	搏懵	bok múng	(to chance foolishness)1. to take advantage of a chaotic situation, to seize an opportunity, to take advantage of someone's inattention2. to take an opportunity to harass sexually or sexually assault.
448	搏殺	bok saat	1. to gamble2. to take risks, to be willing to take risks3. to be willing to go through a lot to achieve one's goal.
449	駁	bok	1. to connect2. to disagree
450	駁腳	bok geuk	(a step up)a middleman, an intermediary (insurance agents' jargon, financial services).
451	駁咀	bok jéui	(to connect mouth)to argue, to argue back (usually with someone more senior).
452	駁咀駁舌	bok jéui bok siht	(to connect mouth, connect tongue)to argue, to argue back (usually with someone more senior).
453	幫	bōng	1. to help2. a gang, a traid society.
454	幫辦仔	bōng báan jái	(little inspector)a junior police inspector.
455	幫埋單	bōng màaih dāan	to kill someone, to have someone killed.
456	幫派	bōng paai	a gang, a triad group.
457	幫拖	bōng tō	to help, to lend a hand, to support, to support, to back up.
458	綁	bóng	to tie up
459	綁死	bóng séi	(tied to death)1. to be locked into the stock or currency market (because prices are low2. to be unable to sell3. to be constrained by the situation; a situation in which nothing can be done.
460	煲	bōu	1. to boil2. to smoke, to smoke cigarettes
461	煲電話粥	bōu dihn wáa jūk	(to boil telephone congee)to talk for hours on the phone.
462	煲冬瓜	bōu dūng gwāa	(to boil winter melon)a joke name for the standard language of China, Putonghua.
463	煲起	bōu héi	to destory, to crush one's enemy.
464	煲粥	bōu jūk	1. to boil congee2. to talk for hours on the telephone.
465	煲老茄	bōu lóuh ké	(to boil old eggplant)a woman who has a relationshop with a much older man.
466	煲老藕	bōu lóuh ngáuh	(to boil old lotus root)a man who has a relationshop with a much older woman.
467	煲無米粥	bōu móuh máih jūk	(to boil congee without rice)1. to waste time planning something2. to discuss something that will never amount to anything.
468	煲水	bōu séui	(to boil water)to indulge in petty gossip.
469	煲水新聞	bōu séui sān mán	(to boil water news)1. to indulge in petty gossip2. gossip about the entertainment business in the newspapers.
470	煲煙	bōu yīn	to smoke
471	保	bóu	to protect, to support
472	保母	bóu móuh	an assistant , especially for a pop star or actor (a "minder").
473	保你大	bóu néih daaih	used to get rid of an irritating person, or to ask somebody to do something; "please!", "do me a favour!".
474	保安費	bóu ōn fai	(protection fee)money extorted by gangs from shopkeepers etc. for "protection" from harassment, "protection money".
475	保護費	bóu wuh fai	(protection fee)money extorted by gangs from shopkeepers etc. for "protection" from harassment, "protection money".
476	補	bóu	to repair; to add to
477	補處	bóu chyúh	to have one's virginity restored, a surgical procedure to restore a woman's virginity.
478	補習天王	bóu jaahp tīn wòhng	(tutorial king)a successful entrepreneur running a large scale tutorial school opeartion.
479	補水	bóu séui	(to add water)a payment for overtime work.
480	補數	bóu sou	to get revenge or compensation for a slight or a wrong.
481	補鑊	bóu wohk	(to repair a wok)1. to get a problem fixed2. to get someone out of a mess
482	寶	bóu	treasure
483	寶號	bóu houh	1. your company2. a traid society, one's traid society.
484	你貴寶號	néih gwai bóu houh?	1. what company do you work do?2. which traid society do you belong to?
485	寶物沉歸底	bóu maht chāhm gwāi dái	(the treasure sinks to the bottom)the best things come at the end.
486	布	bou	cloth
487	布草	bou chóu	(cloth grass)a table cloth, a napkin (restaurant workers' slang)
488	布草房	bou chóu fòhng	linen room
489	報	bou	to report
490	報串	bou chyun	1. to inform on someone, to inform the police, to "squeal"2. to report someone to the teacher.
491	報大數	bou daaih sou	to exaggerate; to pretend; to overcharge, to cheat.
492	報到	bou dou	1. registration2. to die, i.e. to report to the god of hell
493	報細報	bou sai sou	to cheat (e.g. by giving a falsely low figure)
494	報應	bou ying	1. to get one's just deserts, to get the fate one deserves2. to pay for the evil deeds that one has done, to meet the fate that one's bad deeds merit.
495	哺	bouh	to feed
496	哺蛋	bouh dáan	1. to hatch an egg)2. to work obsessively at something3. to bury oneself in one's work
497	Bu你阿麼	bùh ní aa mō	the Cantonese rendition of the Chiu Chow obscene curse, "fuck your mother!".
498	伏	buhk/fuhk	1. to hide2. to trap, to catch, to ambush
499	伏伏跳	buhk buhk tiu	pounding, beating, heart pounding
500	撥	buht	to remove
501	撥個輪	buht go léun	(to dial the wheel)to call someone on the telephone
502	輩	bui	a rank
503	輩份	bui fahn	a rank, status, position in the hicrarchy of a traid society.
504	背	buih	1. the back2. ignorant; out of date, unfashionable.
505	搬	būn	to move
506	本	bún	local
507	本地菜	bún deih choi	(local vegetable) local girl(s)
508	本地薑唔辣	bún deih gēung m4 laaht	(local ginger is not spicy)local things or people are not valued when compared with those from aboard or from outside.
509	半	bun	half
510	半斤八両	bun gān baat léung	(half catty eight taels)1. on equal terms2. just as good/bad, "six of one, half of a dozen of the other".
511	半鹹淡	bun hàahm táahm	(half salty tasteless)low quality, indifferent, bad (e.g. mastery of a language)
512	半鹹半淡	bun hàahm bun táahm	(half salty half tasteless)low quality, indifferent, bad (e.g. mastery of a language)
513	半lang kang	bun lāng kēng	to be caught in a dilemma; to not know whether to go forward or back.
514	半天吊	bun tīn diu	(half-way sky hung)in a stalement.
515	半條人命	bun tìuh yàhn mehng	(half person life)1. to be exhausted2. to be half-dead, to have one foot in the grave.
516	半唐番	bun tòhng fāan	a Westernised Chinese, a Chinese person who has been strongly influenced by Western culture, values, tastes, etc.
517	半桶水	bun túng séui	(half a bucket of water)to have only a little knowledge.
518	半夜食黃瓜	bun yé sihk wòhng gwāa	(to eat gourd late at night)to not know the whole story, to be unaware of the full situation, to be partially in the dark about something
519	半夜三更	bun yeh sāam gāang	in the depths of the night, very late at night.
520	叉	chāa	a fork
521	叉雙腳埋嚟	chāa jek geuk màaih làih	to interrupt
522	猜	chāai	to guess
523	猜嘢	chāa yéh	thousand dollars
524	一猜嘢	yāt chāa yéh	(one) thousand dollars
525	差廚	<charge	1. a charge, a criminal charge laid against a suspect2. to charge.
526	差妹	chāa mūi	a young Indian woman, a young Parkistani woman, a young South Asian woman (derogatory)
527	差婆	multiple readings	[chāai pòha]policewoman [chāa pòh] an Indian woman, a Parkistani woman, a South Asian woman (derogatory)
528	差天共地	chāa tīn guhng deih	(as different as heaven and earth)very different, as different as "chalk and cheese".
529	差一皮	chāa yāt pèih	a bit worse.
530	茶	chàah	tea
531	茶煲	chàah bōu	1. teapot2. troublesome (from the English word "trouble", made popular by a film starring Hong Kong film star Chow Yeun-fat)
532	茶瓜送飯	chàah gwāa sung faahn	→好人有限 [hóu yàhn yáuh haahn] a limit to how good someone is■a bad person (since sugared melon is eaten when someone is ill or "not good")
533	查	chàah	to check
534	查房	chàah fóng	to check the rooms (esp. in a police raid on a vice establishment).
535	查家宅	chàah gāa jaahk	(to investiage the family house)to make a thorough and detailed inquiry into somebody, to be over-inquisitive.
536	查牌	chàah pàaih	(to check signboard)to check the license (e.g. of an entertainment establishment).
537	搽	chàah	to apply
538	面懵膏	mihn múng gōu	(face cream against embarrassment)to ready for a loss of face; to be immune to personal embarrassment, to be shameless
539	賊	chaahk/cháak	a thief
540	賊眉賊眼	chaahk méih chaahk ngáahn	(robber brows robber eyes)1. to look like a crook2. to have a shifty look
541	倀	chàahng	wild
542	倀雞	chàahng gāi	volubly demanding (generally used to refer to a woman).
543	棖雞	a variant of 倀雞chàahng gāi	volubly demanding (generally used to refer to a woman).
544	倀雞婆	chàahng gāi pó	a volubly demanding woman
545	猜呈尋	chāai chìhng chàhm	1. the game of stone, scissors and papernot serious, frivolous, silly.
546	猜拳	chāai kyùhn	(to guess fist)a gussing game with numbers usualy played in pubs and bars in which the loser must drink or pay some forfeit after each turn.
547	差拳	a variant of 猜拳chāai kyùhn	(to guess fist)a gussing game with numbers usualy played in pubs and bars in which the loser must drink or pay some forfeit after each turn.
548	猜枚	chāai múi	(to guess fist)a guessing game with numbers usually played in pubs and bars where after each turn the loser must drink or pay some forfeit.
549	差枚	a variant of 猜枚chāai múi	(to guess fist)a guessing game with numbers usually played in pubs and bars where after each turn the loser must drink or pay some forfeit.
550	猜飲唱靚柄	chāai yám cheung leng beng	the traditional attributes of a female hostess in a nightclub (playing guessing games, being able to drink, sing, look good and make conversation)
551	差	multiple readings	[chāa]bad [chāai]offical duty/business
552	差館	chāai gún	a police station
553	差佬	chāai lóu	a policeman
554	差人	chāai yàhn	the police
555	踩	cháai	1.to step on2. to lose in successive bets (at gambling)3. to enter, to cross into (territory)
556	踩波車	cháai bō chē	to fall over after stepping on the ball (football jargon)
557	踩親條尾	cháai chān tìuh méih	(to tread on someone's tail)to offend someone
558	踩場	cháai chèuhn	to visit a bar or night-club.
559	踩過界	cháai gwo gaai	(to trample the world)to move in on someone else's territory, to expand one's territory.
560	踩住人膊頭	cháai jyuh yàhn bok tàuh	(to tread on someone's shoulder)to make a profit at the expense of others.
561	踩死蟻	cháai séi ngáih	(to trample ants to death)to walk very slowly.
562	踩上門	cháai séuhng mún	to bother, to invade someone's territory, to harass
563	踩線	cháai sin	1. to go door to door, to do "cold-calling" (sales)2. to hustle for business3. to check out a target in advance, to reconnoitre, to gather information (criminals, police)
564	柴	chàaih	1. firewood2. cheveron, stripes of rank
565	柴可夫司機	chàaih hó fū sī gēi	(<Tchaikovsky)a driver, a chauffeur
566	柴台	chàaih tòih	(to trample stage)1. to break up a show, to disrupt a performance2. to discourage somebody
567	柴娃娃	a variant of 儕嘩嘩chàaih wāa wāa	used to describe a group of people spending time together in a relaxed manner.
568	柴哇哇	a variant of 儕嘩嘩chàaih wāa wāa	used to describe a group of people spending time together in a relaxed manner.
569	儕嘩嘩	chàaih wāa wāa	used to describe a group of people spending time together in a relaxed manner.
570	拆	chaak	1. to demolish2. to split3. to discuss, to talk over a problem, to negotiage
571	拆祠堂	chaak chìh tóng	(to break up ancestral hall)a curse directed against men (the equivalent of "I'll cut your dick off").
572	拆穿西洋鏡	chaak chyūn sāi yèuhng geng	(to uncover a kaleidoscope)to break up a conspiracy, to uncover an organised fraud
573	拆掂	chaak dihm	to settle a problem, to deal with an obstacle.
574	拆檔	chaak dong	(to break stall)to break up a partnership.
575	拆家	chaak gāa	a distributor of drugs.
576	拆骨	chaak gwāt	to attack someone.
577	拆招牌	chaak jīu pàaih	(to destroy the signboard)to ruin the reputation of the owner of a business by complaning.
578	參	multiple readings	[chāam] to participate [sām] 1. ginseng2. the victim of a kidnapping
579	餐	chāan	a meal
580	餐屎	chāan sí	(<chance)chance, opportunity
581	餐搵餐食	chāan wán chāan sihk	(food found, food eaten)to be very poor, living from hand to mouth.
582	餐搵餐食餐餐清	chāan wán chāan sihk chāan chāan chīng	(food found, food eaten, meal meal cleared)to be very poor, living from hand to mouth.
583	撐	chāang/chaang	1. to support, to back up2. to prop up3. to punt (a boat)4. to evade responsibility4. to tolerate5. to discuss, to talk, to negotiate
584	撐腰	chāang yīu	(to support the waist)to support to back up.
585	撐到恆	chaang dou hàhng	to support to the utmost
586	撐行	chaang hàahng	to discuss, to negotiate, to seek a deal or compromise.
587	撐枱腳	chaang tói geuk	(to support table foot)1. to have a meal with one's lover2. to have a meal, to have drinks with a good friend
588	撐檯腳	chaang tói geuk	(to support table foot)1. to have a meal with one's lover2. to have a meal, to have drinks with a good friend
589	插	chaap	to insert
590	插血為盟	chaap hyut wàih màhng	(pricking the finger)a stage in the triad initiation ceremony in which the middle finger of the left hand is pricked and the blood used to make a ritual wine (traditional triad jargon).
591	插針都唔入	chaap jām dōu m4 yahp	(too tight to put a needle in)1. small, tight, crowded2. frigid, sexually unresponsive (woman).
592	插旗	chaap kèih	(to plant flag)to claim territory
593	插眼	chaap ngáahn	to poke the eyes with the fingers, to attack someone's eyes with one's fingers during a fight.
594	插水	chaap séui	1. to pretend to be fouled, to "take a dive" (soccer jargon)2. to jump the queue (truck driver jargon)
595	插翼難飛	chaap yihk nàahn fēi	to be unable to escape
596	擦	chaat	1. to rub2. to eat; to eat greedily, to have a satisfying meal, "to stuff oneself".
597	擦餐勁	chaat chāan gihng	to eat with enjoyment
598	擦錯鞋	chaat cho hàaih	(to shine the wrong shoe)to fail to please one's boss.
599	擦鞋	chaat hàaih	(to shine shoes)to be obsequious, to be a flunky.
600	擦鞋狗	chaat hàaih gáu	(shine shoe dog)1. a flunky2. an obsequious person3. someone who curries favour
601	擦鞋仔	chaat hàaih jái	(shine shoe dog)1. a flunky2. an obsequious person3. someone who curries favour.
602	擦一餐	chaat yāt chāan	to eat with enjoyment, to eat a satisfying meal; to "stuff oneself".
603	抄	chāau	to copy
604	抄牌	chāau pàaih	to check a driver's license or number plate (police).
605	炒	cháau	1. to stir-fry2. to speculate (in property, on the stockmarket)3. to dismiss an employee4. to get mixed up with, to hang out with, to get involved with (e.g. a particular kind of person)5. to beat up, to clash with, to fight against
606	炒車	cháau chē	(to stir-fry car)1. a car crash2. to have a serious car-crash
607	炒大鑊	cháau daaih wohk	(to stir-fry big wok)a big confrontation
608	炒股票	cháau gú piu	(to stir-fry share certificate)to speculate in stocks and shares
609	炒蝦拆蟹	cháau hāa chaak háaih	(to stir-fry prawn fry crab)to use bad language, to swear
610	炒起	cháau héi	1 to fight up, to beat up2 to kick someone (in soccer).
611	炒咗一鑊	stir-fried a wok	to have made a real mess of things
612	炒樓	cháau láu	(to stir-fry flat)to speculate in real estate
613	炒老細魷魚	cháau lóuh sai yàuh yú	(to stir-fry boss squid)to quit a job
614	炒孖展	cháau māa jín	(to stir-fry margins)to speculate through margin trading
615	炒埋一碟	cháau màaih yāt dihp	1. to be involved in a smash-up2. to beat up, to smash a group
616	炒燶	cháau nūng	(to stir-fry scorched)to lose through speculation.
617	炒鑊勁	cháau wohk gihng	1. to have a serious fight2. to have a serious argument
618	炒黄牛	cháau wòhng ngàuh	(to stir-fry yellow cow)to sell tickets at an inflated rate, to be a ticket tout, to be a ticket scalper
619	炒一鑊熟	cháau yāt wohk suhk	to beat up badly, to thrash someone
620	炒友	cháau yáu	(fry guy)a speculator
621	炒魷	cháau yáu	(to stir-fry squid)to dismiss an employee
622	炒魷魚	cháau yáu yú	(to stir-fry squid)to dismiss an employee
623	炒嘢	cháau yéh	1. to argue with2. to fight with3. to have sex, to "make out".
624	摷	chaau	to search, to search for, to check, to look through, to seek
625	巢	chàauh	a den
626	陳	chàhn	1. a surname2. to arrange
627	柒	chaht	1. a vulgar or obscene term for the penis2. stupid
628	柒fing fing	a variant of 柒揈揈chaht fihng fihng	(prick wave wave)someone who continually does stupid things without realizing it.
629	柒揈揈	chaht fihng fihng	(prick wave wave)someone who continually does stupid things without realizing it.
630	柒吓柒吓	chaht háah chaht háah	an obscene expression for extremely stupid, very stupid, "fucking stupid".
631	柒頭	chaht tàuh	an obscene insult for a fool, "dickhead"
632	柒頭皮	chaht tàuh pèih	(dickhead skin)a stupid idiot, a "dickhead".
633	砌	chai	1. to physically assault2. to have sex with
634	砌低	chai dāi	to defeat, to beat
635	砌幾圈	chai géi hyūn	to play mahjong
636	砌生豬肉	chai sāang jyū yuhk	(to lay on raw pork meat)1. to set someone up2. to fabricate a charge or falsify evidence against a suspect (to "frame" someone).
637	砌十鑊八鑊	chai sahp wohk baat wohk	to have sex a number of times, to "screw" several times.
638	噚	cham	to talk in a boring way
639	噚氣	cham hei	1. to offer repetitive advice2. to repeat oneself.
640	親戚	chān	relatives
641	親戚到	chān chīk dou	one's period has arrived
642	親戚巾	chān chīk gān	a sanitary napkin
643	親生仔不如近身錢	chān sāang jái bāt yùh gahn sān chìhn	(one's own son is not as close as one's own money)having one's own money is safer than relying on one's children.
644	診	chán	1. to examine2. to have sex, to "screw"
645	疹	chán	to have sex, to "screw"
646	襯	chan	to make a match
647	襯家	chan gāa	1. in-laws2. an enemy
648	趁	chan	to avail oneself of
649	趁火打劫	chan fó dáa gip	(to steal under the cover of fire)to take advantage of a chaotic situation for one's own benefit.
650	趁墟	chan hēui	(to hang out at the market)to join in the fun
651	趁佢病攞佢命	chan kèuih behng, ló kèuih mehng	(to take someone's life when they are sick)to exploit someone's misfortune, to hit someone when they are down.
652	趁手	chan sáu	to act quickly, to respond rapidly when the time is right.
653	趁熱鬧	chan yiht naauh	to enjoy a crowd
654	七	chāt	1. seven2. euphemistic form of 柒 chaht "prick".
655	七七八八	chāt chāt baat baat	(seven seven eight eigth)almost, more or less, nearly complete, nearly ready
656	七彩	chāt chói	(seven colours)1. extremely2. chaotic, messy, in a mess, out of control
657	七咕碌	chāt gū lūk	an obscene insult, a fool, "dickhead"
658	七國咁亂	chāt gwok gam lyuhn	(as chaotic as the Warring States period)chaotic, out of control
659	七吓七吓	chāt háh chāt háh	stupid
660	七仔	chāt jái	(seven boy)7-11 convenience store
661	七嘴八舌	chāt jéui baat sit	(seven mouths eight tongues)everyone talking at once.
662	七老八十	chāt lóuh baat saph	(seven old eighty)very old
663	七碌	chāt lūk	(seven pieces)a fool, an idiot
664	秋	chāu	autumn
665	揪/抽	chāu	1. to pull2. to beat up, to hit, to fight3. to draw out4. to take out
666	抽得兩咀	chāu dāk léuhng jéui	to be a good fighter
667	抽筋	chāu gān	(epileptic fit)1. to have a fit2. to lose one's temper
668	抽後腳	chāu hauh geuk	(to pull the back leg)1. to use someone's words in support of an attack against them2. to pick up on what someone has said before and use it to attack them in a new set of circumstances.
669	抽水	chāu séui	(to pull water)1. to take verbal or sexual advantage of someone2. to take away a portion of something3. a tip given to staff in casino from successful gamblers4. to charge a fee to mahjong players for providing a venue and food to the players.
670	抽頭	chāu tàuh	1. to withdraw2. to run away3. to do a U-turn
671	醜	cháu	ugly
672	醜婦終須見家翁	cháu fúh jūng sēui gin gāa yūng	(an ugly woman still has to meet her husband's father)to have to do something one would prefer not to do.
673	醜怪	cháu gwaai	ugly
674	醜死鬼	cháu séi gwái	embarassing, disgraceful, annoying
675	臭	chau	smelly
676	臭八	chau baat	a nasty or unpleasant person
677	臭八公	chau baat gūng	an unpleasant gossip, a low-life (male)
678	臭八婆	chau baat pòh	a generic insult for a woman, an unpleasant gossip, a "smelly bitch".
679	臭崩崩	chau bāng bāng	smelly, stinking
680	臭檔	chau dong	bad-tempered
681	臭貨	chau fo	a generic insult, a "bitch"
682	臭罌出臭草	chau āng chēut chau chóu	(a smelly jar grows smelly grass)a person of inferior background and low character
683	臭坑出臭草	chau hāang chēut chau chóu	(a smelly ditch grows smelly grass)a person of inferior background and low character
684	臭飛	chau fēi	a rascal, a street gangster
685	臭鳩	chau gāu	1. an unimportant person, a person with no influence or status2. an annyoing person, a pest
686	臭亨亨	chau hāng hāng	smelly, stinking
687	臭口	chau háu	(smelly mouth)1. a person who uses bad language2. a person who boasts3. to use coarse or inappropriate language
688	臭豬頭有盟鼻菩薩	chau jyū tàuh yáuh màhng beih pòuh saat	(a stinking pig head will have its Bodhisattva with a blocked nose)every offer, however bad, will find its taker.
689	臭妹	chau mūi	a nasty young woman or girl, a "little bitch".
690	臭男人	chau nàahm yán	a man of bad character, a "low-life".
691	臭脾氣	chau pèih hei	bad tempered
692	臭四	chau sei	(smelly four)1. a useless or stupid person2. an unimportant person, a person with no influence or status.
693	湊	chau	to come; to gather together
694	湊蹺	chau kíu	by coincidence; it so happens, it so happened.
695	湊啱	chau ngāam	by coincidence; it so happens, it so happened.
696	籌	chàuh	to prepare for
697	籌旗	chàuh kèih	to pool money
698	車	chē	a vehicle
699	車大炮	chē daaih paau	(to drive big cannon)1. to tell a lie2. to boast
700	車頭燈	chē tàuh dāng	(car head lights)big breasts, "big boobs"
701	車天車地	chē tīn chē deih	to boast, to brag
702	扯	ché	to pull
703	扯罷啦	ché báa lāa	used to tell someone to leave, or that the addressee should leave, "let's get away!"; "get lost!".
704	扯火	ché fó	(to pull fire)1. to get angry, to lose one's temper2. to insult or argue with someone.
705	扯旗	ché kèih	(to hoist a flag)to get an erection
706	扯lin旗	ché līn kèih	(to hoist lotus flag)to have one's nipples get stiff
707	扯落水	ché lohk séui	to ruin someone, to drag someone down, to bring someone down
708	扯貓尾	ché māau mèih	(to pull a cat's tail)two people supporting each other's stories in order to avoid a problem; to lie one's way out of a problem.
709	扯唔埋攔	ché m4 màaih lāan	(cannot be pulled back to the tavern)1. totally unrelated2. talking at cross purposes
710	扯皮條	ché pèih tíu	(to pull leather piece)to scout around for customers (of or on behalf of prostitutes), to solicit; a pimp
711	扯晒旗	ché saai kèih	(to hoist a flag)to get an erection
712	扯線公仔	ché sin gūng jái	(puppet)a person or organisation which is under the close control of someone else and cannot make its own decisions, a "puppet".
713	扯頭纜	ché tàuh laahm	(to pull the first cable)to go first, to take the lead.
714	邪	chèh	bad; evil
715	邪氣	chèh	an evil atmosphere
716	邪牌	chèh pàaih	(pervert party)1. erotic, lewd ("dirty")2. a hostess, a call girl3. young girls who hang out in video game parlours.
717	邪牌電影	chèh pàaih dihn yíng	a pornographic film
718	尺	chek	a foot (unit of measurement)
719	赤	chek	1. red2. painful
720	赤柱	chek chyúh	1. Stanley2. a prison (after a prison on Hong Kong island at Stanley)
721	赤柱年華	chek chyúh nìhn wàah	to have sex with a minor
722	青	chēng/chīng	green
723	青BB	chēng bī bī	green
724	青蟹	chēng háaih	(green crab)a Hong Kong ten-dollar note.
725	青靚白淨	chēng leng baahk jehng	(green, pretty, white, clean)good-looking, with delicate pale skin
726	青苗	chēng mìuh	(green spout)vegetables
727	青絲	chēng sī	(green thread)hair
728	青頭仔	chēng tàuh jái	(green head boy)a young unmarried man; a young male virgin
729	青山出嚟	chīng sāan chēut làih	(just out of Castle Peak psychiatric hospital)crazy, weird, mad
730	請	chéng	to invite
731	請槍	chéng cheūng	to ask other people to do something that one should do oneself.
732	請鎗	chéng cheūng	to ask other people to do something that one should do oneself.
733	請帖	chéng típ	1. invitation card2. a parking ticket
734	請飲咖啡	chéng yám gaa fē	(to invite for coffee)to bring a suspect in for questioning (ICAC)
735	巡	chèuhn	to patrol
736	巡場	chèuhn chéung	to watch over a gambling den, to keep an eye on the gamblers to make sure they are not cheating.
737	場	chéung	1. an area2. a business, bar, nightclub, place of entertainment, traid headquarters, etc.
738	場口	chéung háu	a business, a bar, nightclub, place of entertainment, traid headquarters, etc.
739	長	chéung	long
740	長倉	chéung chōng	(long warehouse)to hold shares long term (financial jargon).
741	長氣	chéung hei	(long air)talkative; mumbling
742	長糧	chéung lèuhng	(long pay)pension (of civil servant)
743	長毛	chéung mōu	"long hair", a common nickname
744	長毛賊	chéung mòuh chaahk	(long hair robber)a man with long hair
745	長生板	chéung sāng báan	(long life planks)a coffin
746	長生店	chéung sāng dim	(long life shop)shops selling coffins and merchandise for funeral rituals (euphemism).
747	長痛不如短痛	chéung tung bāt yùh dyún tung	(long-term pain is worser than short-term pain)it's better to endure pain in the short-term than to suffer long-term, to act decisively to end a problem
748	吹	chēui	1. to blow2. to perform fellatio on, to give a "blow job" to
749	吹波波	chēui bō bō	1. a breathalyser test2. to take a breathalyser test (to determine whether a driver is over the legal limit of alcohol)
750	吹爆	chēui baau	1. annoying, irritating, infuriating2. to perform fellatio on
751	吹乒乓	chēui bīng bām	an expression of disrespect or indifference to a warning or a threat, "what do I care?".
752	吹得我漲	chēui dāk ngóh jeung	the speaker is not to be provoked, the speaker is not affected by insults or threats
753	吹得我漲，拉得我長	chēui dāk ngóh jeung, lāai dāk ngóh chèuhng	the speaker is not to be provoked, the speaker is not affected by insults or threats
754	吹風	chēui fūng	(to blow wind)a rumour
755	吹雞	chēui gāi	(to blow the whistle)to get help, to call out one's fellow gang members for support
756	吹行晒	chēui hàhng saai	used in reporting a rumour that has circulated widely.
757	吹口琴	chēui háu kàhm	(to play the harmonica)1. to perform cunnilingus2. to take drugs by using a matchbox, to inhale heated heroin from a matchbox
758	吹漲	chēui jeung	(to blow and inflate)to be boiling over with anger, to be livid.
759	吹喇叭	chēui laa bāa	1. to blow the trumpet2. to drink (beer, etc.) straight from the bottle.
760	吹咩	chēui mē	an expression of disrespect or indifference to a warning or a threat, "what do I care?".
761	吹唔漲	chēui m4 jeung	1. to be unable to control someone's behaviour2. used to show that the speaker cannot be provoked into anger
762	吹牛	chēui ngàuh	(to blow cow)to boast
763	吹水	chēui séui	(to blow water)1. to talk nonsense2. to chat3. to prevaricate
764	吹水唔抹咀	chēui séui m4 maat jéui	to talk bullshit; to lie, to tell big lies
765	吹式士風	chēui sīk sih fūng	to play the saxophone
766	吹簫	chēui sīu	(to blow the flute)fellatio; to perform fellatio.
767	吹一輪水	chēui yāt lèuhn séui	to have a chat, to "shoot the breeze".
768	催	chēui	to hasten
769	催催頁	chēui chēui gung	used to object to somebody telling one to hurry up.
770	催谷	chēui gūk	to expedite, to give a boost in order to achieve a short-term goal.
771	催命符	chēui mehng fùh	(a written Taoistic spell which is supposed to hasten a person's death)a person who is always pressing others to complete something or do something.
772	催命鬼	chēui mehng gwái	a person who is always pressing others to complete something or do something.
773	脆	cheui	1. crisp2. weak, easy to defeat
774	脆卜卜	cheui bōk bōk	crispy in texture.
775	趣	cheui	fun
776	趣緻	cheui ji	cute
777	除	chèuih	to get rid of
778	除笨有精	chèuih bahn yáuh jēng	in spite of the problems, there are still advantages to a particular activity, to running a particular business, etc.
779	除邪隊	chèuih chèh déui	special police unit dealing with drugs, gambling and prostitution, "vice squad".
780	灼	chēuk	1. to cauterise2. to have sex with, to get someone into bed3. to rape4. to physically assault someone, to beat some.
781	灼低	chēuk dāi	to beat up, to finish off, to "take down"
782	綽	cheuk	spacious
783	綽頭	cheuk tàuh	gimmick
784	春	chēun	1. spring2. used in expressions of exasperation or irritation, especially in combination with 乜 [māt
785	嗌乜春呀	ngaai māt chēun aa	What's the point?
786	春袋	chēun dōi	(Spring bag)scrotum, male genitalia
787	春心動	chēun sām duhng	(Spring heart move)to be attracted to someone; to be sexually aroused
788	春宵	chēun sīu	(Spring night)to have a night of sex
789	春藥	chēun yeuhk	(Spring medicine)aphrodisiac
790	蠢	chéun	stupid
791	蠢才	chéun chòih	(stupid material)1. an idiot2. a person who is the victim of a trick or fraud.
792	蠢過隻豬	chéun gwo jek jyū	(more foolish than a pig)very foolish, really stupid
793	蠢豬	chéun jyū	(stupid pig)a fool
794	猖狂	chēung kwòhng	ferocious
795	搶	chéung	to take by force
796	搶鏡	chéung geng	(to snatch the mirror)to be photogenic, to steal the show
797	搶閘	chéung jaahp	(to snatch the gate)to rush to do something, to act prematurely
798	搶眼	chéung ngáahn	(to snatch the eyes)dazzling, eye-catching
799	搶手	chéung sáu	to have a wide appeal, to have a big market
800	搶手貨	chéung sáu fo	to have a wide appeal, to have a big market
801	唱	cheung	1. to sing2. to gossip maliciously, to speak ill of
802	唱K	cheung kēi	to have a karaoke session, to go to a karaoke bar
803	唱生哂	chueng sāang saai	to gossip, to spread a story or rumour, to repeat something to many different people
804	唱衰	cheung sēui	to slander, to spread gossip about someone, to "bad-mouth".
805	唱雙簧	cheung sēung wóng	(to sing a double flute)two people scheming together, two people expressing the same opinion.
806	出	chēut	to go out [chyūt]a dialectal or humorous variant of chēut
807	出冊	chēut chaak	(to leave register)1. to be discharged from prison2. to complete the police training course
808	出千	chēut chīn	to cheat
809	出廠	chēut chóng	(to exit workshop)to leave hospital, to be released from hospital
810	出沖	chēut chūng	to win back (esp. money one has lost at gambling).
811	入得廚房, 出得廳堂	yahp dāp chèuih fóng, chēut dāk tēng tòhng	(can go into the living room or into the kitchen)a woman who is both socially accomplished and a good housewife, i.e. an ideal wife.
812	出花臣	chēut fāa fāa	to trick someone
813	出番啖氣	chēut fāan daahm hei	1. to get revenge on someone who has insulted or offended2. to get one's own back
814	出火	chēut fó	(to fire)sexual release, ejaculation; to come (sexually), to have an ejaculation
815	出風頭	chēut fūng tàuh	to put oneself in the limelight, to show off, to attract attention to oneself.
816	出街	chēut gāai	(to go out into the street)1. to go out2. to be broadcast (radio, films, TV programmes)3. (of a hostness) to leave a night-club with a customer, normally for sex.
817	出蠱惑	chēut gú waahk	to be cunning; to be untrustworthy, to trick, to double-cross.
818	出古惑	chēut gú waahk	to be cunning; to be untrustworthy, to trick, to double-cross.
819	出恭	chēut gūng	to go to the toilet
820	出氣	chēut hei	to let off stream by losing your temper
821	出去威	chēut heui wāi	to go out for a good time.
822	出閘	chēut jaahp	(to exit the barrier)prostitute having finished with a client.
823	出汁	chēut jāp	(to exit juice)ejaculation
824	出盡百寶	chēut jeuhn baak bóu	(to make use of a hundred treasures)to use all possible means
825	出鐘	chēut jūng	to work as a prostitute
826	出嚟擺	chēut làih báai	to be a prostitute (triad jargon)
827	出嚟撈	chēut làih lōu	1. to start a career as a prostitute2. to being work as a nightclub hostess3. to start a life of crime
828	出嚟行	chēut làih hàahng	(to go out walking)1. to make a living in the criminal underworld as a triad member, prostitute2. to have experience in the underworld and in gang-related matters3. to lead the life of a traid or gangster4. to make a career in the entertainment business
829	出嚟蒲	chēut làih pòuh	to go out for a good time
830	出嚟做	chēut làih jouh	1. to start a career as a prostitute2. to being work as a nightclub hostess3. to start a life of crime
831	出料	chēut líu	1. to have an ejaculation2. to show one's mettle3. to show what one is made of4. a challenge before a contest or a fight, "come on! show me what you're made of!".
832	出爐	chēut lòuh	(oven fresh)1. newly issued, published, produced, selected, etc.2. a taks just completed, "straight out of the oven".
833	出籠liu	chēut lùhng līu	(to take out trick)1. to cheat2. to perform tricks
834	出馬	chēut máah	(to let out the horse)to tackle a situation, to deal with a problem.
835	出埋飲奶力	chēut màaih yám náaih lihk	to give all one's strength to achieve something, to give one's all.
836	出貓	chēut māau	(to let out cat)to cheat in an examination
837	出貓仔	chēut māau jái	a cheat, someone who cheats in an examination; to cheat, cheating in an examination
838	出面	chēut mín	(to send out face)to act for somebody because of one's goodwill.
839	出拿渣	chēut náah jáa	1. to play tricks, to be dishonest2. to engage in trickery
840	出晒位	chēut/chyūt saai wái	(to go well beyond limits)1. extremely good2. beyond expectations3. to make a reputation for oneself, to gain power and status.
841	出生入死	chēut sāng yahp séi	to go through life and death with someone, to live and die together.
842	出手	chēut sáu	to show one's ability in offering assistance, or in finding a solution to a problem.
843	出術	chēut seuht	(to take out trick)1 to cheat2. to perform tricks
844	出騷	chēut sōu	1. to be in a show2. to perform (e.g. a concert)
845	出頭	chēut tàuh	1. to rise in power and status, to make a name for oneself2. to stand up for someone.
846	出橫手	chēut wàahng sáu	(to show an horizontal hand)to behave in an underhand manner, to act improperly.
847	出位	chēut wái	to make a reputation for oneself, to gain power and status
848	出人頭地	chēut yàhn tàuh deih	to rise in power and status, to make a name for oneself
849	出嘢	chēut yéh	to ejaculate
850	黐	chī	1. to stick to2. mixed up3. crazy, to go crazy
851	黐餐	chī chāan	(to stick a meal)to have a meal at a relative's or a friend's place so that one does not have to pay for it, to sponge off one's friends.
852	黐黐地	chī chī déi	a little crazy
853	黐立立	chī nahp nahp	sticky
854	黐黐立立	chī chī nahp nahp	sticky
855	黐肺	chī fai	to an extreme extent
856	黐家	chī gāa	(to stick to the home)someone who likes to stay at home, a homebody.
857	黐鳩線	chī gāu sin	very crazy, "fucking crazy"
858	黐總掣	chī júng jai	crazy, mad, insane
859	黐撚線	chī lán sin	extremely crazy ("fucking crazy')
860	黐脷根	chī leih gān	(sticky tongue root)to lisp
861	黐孖筋	chī māa gān	crazy
862	黐咩筋	chī mē gān?	a question expressing aggression or scepticism, "what's your problem?", "what are you getting so worked up about?".
863	黐身	chī sān	(sticky body)to stick to, to cling to, to stalk someone one is in love with.
864	黐身黐勢	chī sān chī sai	(sticky body, sticky gesture)to follow others around, to be "clingy", to be an unwanted companion
865	黐身膏藥	chī sān gōu yeuhk	(cream that sticks to the body)1. someone who gets people entangled in schemes, problems2. a lover who is too dependent or "clingy".
866	黐線	chī sin	crazy
867	黐線仔	chī sin jái	a young man who is mentally ill or perceived as behaving in an illogical or stupid way, a "crazy kid".
868	刺	chi	a thorn
869	刺青	chi chēng	a tattoo
870	遲	chìh	late
871	遲嚟先上岸	chìh làih sīn sēuhng ngohn	(late comers go ashore first)those who come last get served first (often used as a complaint against queue-jumpers).
872	慈	chìh	compassion
873	慈姑椗	chìh gū ding	(kind of root vegetable, used on altars, especially when in giving thanks to the ancestors on birth of a boy}1. a boy2. a pet name for the penis
874	池	chìh	1. a pool2. the common working area in an office, open-plan office space (insurance agent's jargon).
875	祠	chìh	a shrine
876	祠堂	chìh tóng	1. ancestral hall2. penis3. Stanley Prison on Hong Kong Island
877	恃	chíh	to make use of
878	特熟賣熟	chíh suhk maaih suhk	(use closeness to sell closeness)to take advantage of a friendship (e.g. in business).
879	似	chíh	similar
880	似模似樣	chíh mòuh chíh yeuhng	(similar mode similar style)1. similar in form and style2. to be like the real thing.
881	潛	chìhm	1. to dive2. to hide oneself3. to study very hard, to "swot".
882	潛水	chìhm séui	1. submerge in water2. to hide oneself3. to escape from law4. to cross the border illegally5. to go from Kowloon to Hong Kong (or vice versa) by way of one the cross harbour tunnels (taxi drive jargon for "crossing the harbour").
883	潛艇	chìhm téhng	1. submarine2. an anti-social student concerned only with studying, a "book worm"
884	潛水艇	chìhm séui téhng	1. submarine2. an anti-social student concerned only with studying, a "book worm"
885	前	chìhn	formerly
886	前後腳	chìhn hauh geuk	(front legs and back legs)used to describe show business couples who wish to keep their relationshiops a secret, so they will not enter or leave a building together.
887	前浪	chìhn lòhng	(front wave)the previous generation, the older generation.
888	前世撈亂骨頭	chìhn sai lōu lyuhn gwāt tàuh	(bones mixed up in their previous lives)to be deadly enemies.
889	埕	chìhng	a jar
890	情情塔塔	chìhng chìhng taap taap	(jars and urns)romantic, lovey-dovey (often used when the speaker is expressing a lack of interest in romantic matters).
891	埕埕塔塔	chìhng chìhng taap taap	(jars and urns)romantic, lovey-dovey (埕 chìhng puns with 情 chìhng, which means affection or love) (often used when the speaker is expressing a lack of interest in romantic matters).
892	千	chīn	a thousand
893	千揀萬揀，揀著個爛燈盞	chīn gáan maahn gáan, gáan jeuhk go laahn dāng jáan	to have made a bad choice out of a large number of possibilities (often used when talking of one's choice of spouse)
894	千揀萬揀，揀著個爛燈膽	chīn gáan maahn gáan, gáan jeuhk go laahn dāng dáam	to have made a bad choice out of a large number of possibilities (often used when talking of one's choice of spouse)
895	錢	chín/chìhn	money
896	錢罌	chìhn āng	1. money jar2. Tsuen Wan, a place in western New Territories (taxi driver jargon)
897	清	chīng	pure
898	清倉	chīng chōng	(clearance)1. clearance2. out of money, with funds all used up
899	清一色	chīng yāt sīk	(one pure colour)totally
900	秤	ching	a scale
901	Cheap	chīp	(<cheap)1. mean with money, mean-spirited2. low-quality3. of low character
902	Cheap到痺	chīp dou bei	1. extremely cheap; vulgar
903	切	chit	to cut off
904	切賓州	chit bān jāu	to cut off the penis, used as a threat
905	切柒	chit chaht	(to cut off prick)one will risk or bet everything ("I'll bet everything", i.e. including my penis).
906	切咗碌嘢	chit jó lōk yéh	(to cut off that thing)to cut off someone's penis
907	切肉不離皮	chit yuhk bāt lèih pèih	(cut flesh still sticks to the skin)blood is thicker than water.
908	超	chīu	1. to exceed2. glasses, spectacles3. to stare4. super5. an expression of anger, surprise or amazement (euphemistic form of 屌 díu)
909	超住	chīu jyuh	(to watch continually)to keep an eye on something or someone; to keep watch
910	超級金手指	chīu kāp gām sáu jí	(super goldfinger)an important police informer, one who can bring down a whole crime network by testifying against former associates, a "supergrass".
911	超級子彈人	chīu kāp jí dáan yàhn	(super bullet man)a man who reaches orgasm very quickly during sex.
912	超人	chīu yàhn	1. Superman2. a nickname for Hong Kong property magnate 李嘉誠 Li Ka-shing
913	朝	chìuh	to face
914	潮	chìuh	1. tide2. in fashion
915	潮氣	chìuh hei	trendy
916	潮州音樂	chìuh jāu yām ngohk	(Chiu Chow music)→自己顧自己 [jih géi gu jih géi] everyone for themselves (Chiu Chow erhu music sounds like "gìh gī gu gìh gī", which its equivalent in Cantonese is "jih géi gu jih géi".)
917	初	chō	beginning
918	初哥	chō gō	(beginning brother)1. a new worker who does not know his way around2. a male virgin
919	初歸新抱落地孩兒	chō gwāi sān póuh, lohk deih hàaih yìh	(a new daughter-in-law, a newborn baby)It is easier or best to begin education or traning at the earliest possible opportunity.
920	搓	chō	to rub
921	搓圓㩒扁	chō yùhn gahm bín	(to roll into a ball, to squash and flatten)to treat a person in whatever way one likes (with the apparent compliance of the person involved).
922	鋤	chòh	1. to hoe2. to have sex with, to "screw"3. to arrest4. to study hard (student)5. to study gambling from
923	鋤爆	chòh baau	to have sex with, to "screw" vigorously
924	鋤D	chòh dí	to play card games
925	鋤死	chòh séi	to prosecute vigorously, to go after in a determined way (e.g. a police officer after a criminal).
926	坐	multiple readings	[chóh]1.to sit2. to sit with, especially a night-club hostess with a customer3 to go to prison, to serve time in jail [joh]to sit
927	坐霸王車	chóh baa wòhng chē	to ride the bus, train, tram, etc., without paying.
928	坐花廳	chóh fāa tēng	to be sentenced to prison, to go to prison.
929	坐幾籠	chóh géi lùhng?	how many years' imprisonment did you get?
930	坐館	chóh gún	a "lodge leader", a traid boss, a traid leader (leadership rank in the contemporary simplified hierarchy of most Hong Kogng triad groups).
931	坐正	chóh jeng/jing	to take over, to take the leader's seat, to become head of an organization, of a triad society.
932	坐冷板凳	chóh láahng báan dang	(to sit on a cold chair)1. to not get involved to dance, to be a "wallflower"2. used to describe prostitutes who have no business.
933	坐蓮	chóh lìhn	(to sit lotus)a sexual position with the woman sitting on top of the man.
934	坐埋(同)一條船	chóh màaih (tùhng) yāt tìuh syùhn	(sitting in the same boat)to have the same interests as each other, to be in the same situation, to be in the same group, to have an interest in cooperation, to "be in the same boat".
935	坐廟	chóh míu	(to sit temple)a sexual position with the woman sitting on top of the man.
936	坐盤	chóh pún	to hold a position.
937	坐枱(檯)	chóh tói	(to sit at tables)(in a nightclub) to work sitting with the customers at the tables (rather than as a waitress, etc.).
938	坐移民監	chóh yìh màhn gāam	(to sit in migration prison)to spend time in a foreign country as part of the process of acquiring residency or citizenship before returning to Hong Kong.
939	坐月	chóh yūt	a month of rest for a woman after giving birth.
940	床	chòhng	a bed
941	床頭打交床尾和	chòhng tàuh dáa gāau chòhng mèih wòh	(bad head fighting bed end peace)a family quarrel, a "lover's tiff", a quarrel which is not serious, which is likely to be settled.
942	啋	chōi	used to reject what someone is saying or on hearing someone mention something unlucky or unpleasant.
943	啋過你(把口)	chōi gwo néih (báa háu)	used on hearing someone mention something unlucky or unpleasant.
944	啋過你把衰口	chōi gwo néih báa sēui háu	a strong expression used on hearing someone mention something unlucky or unpleasant, "keep your dirty mouth shut!".
945	睬	chói	to respond, to talk with, to pay attention to.
946	睬佢都傻	chói kéuih dōu sòh	to now allow one's dignity or reputation to be compromised (a way of refusing to do something for someone, "dream on!".)
947	睬你都生臭狐	chói néih dōu sáang chau wùh	to now allow one's dignity or reputation to be compromised (a way of refusing to do something for someone, "dream on!".)
948	彩	chói	colour
949	彩數	chói sou	(colour number)luck, good fortune in gambling.
950	蔡	choi	a surname
951	菜	choi	1. vegetable2. a girlfriend3. a sexually attractive girl or young woman
952	財	chòih	wealth
953	財不可露眼	chòih bāt hó louh ngáahn	(money should not be exposed to the eyes)don't flaunt your wealth.
954	財主佬	chòih jyú lóu	a rich man.
955	財路	chòih louh	a way of making money, a profitable source of income, a good line of business.
956	財神爺	chòih sàhn yèh	(wealth god)1. a very rich person2. the financial secretary of the Hong Kong Government.
957	財爺	chòih yèh	1. a very rich person2. the financial secretary of the Hong Kong Government.
958	剒	chok	to choke
959	剒住度氣	chok jyuh douh hei	chocking with anger, furiou.
960	倉	chōng	1. a warehouse2. a cell, prison cell; a prison block, prison3. a share account (financial jargon).
961	廠	chóng	1. a factory2. a hospital
962	粗口	chōu háu	swearing, bad language
963	粗口爛舌	chōu háu laahn sit	using a lot of bad language, speaking "foul language" all the time.
964	粗口橫飛	chōu háu wàahng fēi	using a lot of bad language, speaking "foul language" all the time.
965	粗身大勢	chōu sān daaih sai	(cumbersome body big gesture)to be pregnant.
966	草	chóu	1. grass2. cannabis, "grass:3. ten dollars
967	草蜢	chóu máang	1. grasshopper2. New Territories taxi (green in colour) (Taxi driver jargon).
968	一草嘢	yāt chóu yéh	ten dollars
969	嘈	chòuh	noisy
970	嘈到拆樓	chòuh dou chaak láu	(loud enough to pull down a building)extremely noisy, extremely loud, rowdy.
971	嘈到拆天	chòuh dou chaak tīn	(loud enough to pull down the sky)extremely noisy, extremely loud, rowdy.
972	嘈喧巴閉	chòuh hyūn bāa bai	to make a lot of noise; noisy
973	嘈生晒	chòuh sāang saai	to make a lot of noise, i.e. enough to wake the dead.
974	松	chùhng	a pine tree
975	松柏	chùhng paak	pine cedar
976	重	multiple readings	[chùhng]heavy [juhng]still
977	重櫃	chùhng gwaih	a fully loaded container (truck drive jargon)
978	重皮	chùhng péi	(heavy skin)costly, expensive
979	重嘢	chùhng yéh	1. heavy thing2. powerful weapons, heavy guns
980	速	chūk	hurried
981	速速	chūk chūk	an exclamation used to tell someone to hurry up.
982	速速磅水	chūk chūk bohng séui	an instruction for someone to pay money that is owing, "pay up!".
983	速速磅唔好兩頭望	chūk chūk bohng, m4 hóu léuhng táuh mohng	an instruction for someone to pay money that is owing, "pay up!".
984	畜	chūk	a beast
985	畜生	chūk sāang	an immoral person, a brutish person, a bastard
986	沖	chūng	to flush with water
987	沖涼	chūng lèuhng	(to pour cool)to take a shower
988	沖涼鋪	chūng lèuhng póu	a bathhouse, sauna
989	充	chūng bāan	1. to pose2. to pretend that one is rich or powerful.
990	充橕(吓)場面	chūng chāang (háah) chèuhng mín	1. to participate2. to give one's support
991	充大班	chūng daaih bāan	to pretend that one is rich or powerful.
992	充大頭鬼	chūng daaih tàuh gwái	(to pose as big head ghost)to pretend that one is rich or powerful.
993	充電	chūng dihn	(to recharge)to restore one's energy, to be revitalised.
994	充闊佬	chūng fut lóu	to pretend that one is rich or powerful.
995	充炮艇	chūng paau téhng	(to pose as a cannon boat)1. to lie, to act as if one is powerful, to be boastful2. to pretend to know something, claim to be "in the know".
996	充生晒	chūng sāang saai	to pretend to know something.
997	處	chyúh	1. one's virginity2. a virgin
998	處男	chyúh nàahm	a virgin (male)
999	處女	chyúh néuih	a virgin (female)
1000	處女雞	chyúh néuih gāi	a virgin prostitute; a prostitute who is supposed to be a virgin.
1001	處女下海	chyúh néuih haah hói	(a virgin goes to sea)1. to the first time one does something2. the first time a prostitute goes with a client.
1002	穿	chyūn	1. damaged with a hole or holes (e.g. pots, socks)2. to bore3. to pierce through
1003	穿崩	chyūn bāng	1. to try to cover up something, but fail2. to let the secret out, to "let the cat out of the bag".
1004	穿櫃桶底	chyūn bōu	1. to try to cover up something, but fail2. to let the secret out, to "let the cat out of the bag".
1005	穿州過省	chyūn jāu gwo sáang	(to cross country, to cross province)to maintain good relationships in different domains.
1006	穿咗	chyūn jó	to let a secret
1007	寸/串/吋	chyun	1. to string together2. inch3. to behave arrogantly, to provoke, to display disrepect to4. vain, arrogant, high-handed
1008	寸得起	chyun dāk héi	to be able to live up to one's arrogance or boasting, to have a right to one's arrogance.
1009	寸到嘔	chyun dou áu	(so vain that make someone throw up)extremely vain; incredibly arrogant.
1010	寸到飛起	chyun dou fēi héi	very arrogant
1011	寸到無倫	chyun dou mòuh lèuhn	very arrogant, very "cocky".
1012	寸過馬撚	chyun gwo máah lán	(more arrogant than a horse's prick)very arrogant, very insolent
1013	全	chyùhn	all
1014	全部我嘅	chyùhn bouh ngóh ge	an exclamation used when promising to pay for everything (expenses, food and drink, an evening out, etc), "it's all on me".
1015	打		[dáa] to beat, to hit [dāa] a dozen
1016	打佢老母!	dáa kéuih lóuh móu!	Beat the bastard!
1017	打靶	dáa báa	1. a useless person2. a term of abuse for a boy or man, a "bastard", a "little shit".
1018	打靶鬼	dáa báa gwái	a useless person
1019	打靶仔	dáa báa jái	a useless young, a kid
1020	打敗仗	dáa baaih jeung	(to lose a battle)to fall ill
1021	打(個)白鴿轉	dáa (go) baat jáau	(to circle like a pigeon)to go for a quick walk around the block.
1022	打包	dáa bāau	(to hit wrap)1. to have surplus food wrapped after a meal to take home, to take a "doggie bag"2. to finish off; to kill; to deal with (since 包 bāau in this sense refers to shrouds); to wrap a dead body
1023	打包單	dáa bāau dāan	to guarantee, to promise
1024	打爆	dáa baau	to beat up, to destroy
1025	打爆機	dáa baau gēi	(to explode machine)to get to the highest level of a video game.
1026	打爆油缸	dáa baau yàuh gōng	(to explode fuel tank)to fill up the fuel tank.
1027	打崩頭	dáa bāng tàuh	(to hit broken head)to break someone's head.
1028	打柴	dáa chàaih	1. dead2. can't use anymore3. to lose
1029	打巢	dáa chàauh	to defeat
1030	打赤腳	dáa chek geuk	to go barefoot, to go without shoes
1031	打草驚蛇	dáa chóu gīng sèh	(to beat the grass and scare the snake)1. to alert one's enemy to one's activities, to unnecessarily put one's enemy on guard2. to unneccesaarily provoke one's enemy
1032	打打殺殺	dáa dáa saat saat	fighting and killing, violence
1033	打大赤肋	dáa daaih check laak	(to expose big naked armpit)to be stripped to the waist.
1034	打單泡	dáa dāan pāau	1. to be by yourself, alone2. to work freelance, to work alone (e.g. prostitute without a pimp).
1035	打單信	dáa dāan suen	1. blackmail letter2. an ivitation (humorous)
1036	打得少	dáa dāk síu	to deserve a beating-up; to deserve further beating
1037	打得少砑仆街	dáa dāk síu àah, pūk gāai	a taunt to someone one has been assaulting, "haven't I hit you enough, you bastard?!".
1038	打躉	dáa dān	(to hit place)1. to frequent a certain place, to "hang out" somewhere2. to wait for customers (taxi driver jargon)
1039	打地氣	dáa deih hei	to suffer the adverse consequences of sleeping on the floor, e.g. getting stiff or cold.
1040	打地舖	dáa deih pōu	(to spread ground cover) to sleep on the floor.
1041	打電報	dáa dihn bou	(to send a telegram)to give a hint; to drop hints
1042	打的	dīk	to take a taxi (used in mainland China)
1043	打碟	dáa dík	1. to play discs, to put on a record or disc2. to put on Laser Discs in one karaoke bar for the customers.
1044	打到亞媽都唔認得	dáa dou aa māa dōu m4 yihng dāk	(beaten so that one doesn't recognize one's mother)to get badly beaten up, to be severely beaten
1045	打到寸唔起為止	dáa dou chyun m4 héi wàih jí	to beat someone until they submit, to beat the resistance out of someone.
1046	打到塊嘢咁	dáa dou fai yéh gám	to beat severely, to give a good thrashing to.
1047	打到瞓直	dáa dou fan jihk	to beat severely, to give a good thrashing to.
1048	打到開花	dáa dou hōi fāa	to beat severely, to give a good thrashing to.
1049	打到走夾唔透有氣冇訂透	dáa dou jáu gaap m4 táu, yáuh hei móuh dehng táu	to make a threat to beat someone, "I'm going to beat him until he runs for his life, I'll make him run until he drops!"
1050	打到豬頭咁	dáa dou jyū tàuh gám	to beat someone severely, to beat someone to a pulp.
1051	打到粒聲都冇	dáa dou nāp sēng dōu móuh	(to beat speechless)to beat severely, to give a good thrashing to.
1052	打到死狗咁	dáa dou séi gáu gám	to beat severely, to beat into submission
1053	打到撻皮	dáa dou taat pèih	to beat severely, to give a good thrashing to.
1054	打到頭都爆咁滯	dáa dou tàuh dōu baau gam jaih	to beat someone's head in, to smash someone's head.
1055	打洞	dáa duhng	to play golf
1056	打飯	dáa faahn	to have a meal (truck driver jargon)
1057	打飛機	dáa fēi gēi	(to hit aeroplane)to masturbate
1058	打斧頭	dáa fú tàuh	to cheat someone when buying something on their behalf, to add a hidden charge to the price.
1059	打風	dáa fūng	(big wind)a typhoon is ocurring.
1060	打假波	dáa gāa bō	1. to cheat at soccer; to deliberately lose a match as part of a gambling fraud2. to wear a padded bra
1061	打格仔	dáa gaak jái	(square)a way of censoring pornographic films and photos, in which the relevant body parts are covered with grid of squares.
1062	打交	dáa gāau	to fight
1063	打攪	dáa gáau	to distrub; to bother
1064	打鳩	dáa gāu	to physically assault (used in obscene threats), to "fucking beat up".
1065	打救	dáa gau	(to save)to physcially assault (a euphemistic and sarcastic variant of 打鳩 dáa gāu, to "fucking beat up").
1066	打機發燒友	dáa gēi faat sīu yáu	a video game addict.
1067	打腳骨	dáa guek gwāt	(to beat the leg bone)to rob someone in the street, to "mug".
1068	打個突	dáa go daht	to surprise
1069	打江山	dáa gōng sāan	to fight one's way to power and influence, to carve out a territory or a sphere of influence or control.
1070	打工	dáa gūng	to work
1071	打工皇帝	dáa gūng wòhng dai	(worker emperor)a highly-paid worker
1072	打瓜	dáa gwāa	to kill, to beat to death
1073	打滾	dáa gwán	1. to make a living2. to spend one's life (in a particular milieu).
1074	打氣	dáa hei	to give moral support to, to give encouragement to.
1075	打響頭炮	dáa héung tàuh paau	(to fire off the first cannon)to make an impressive start, to "begin with a bang".
1076	打荷	dáa hòh	to be a dealer, to work as a dealer in casino or gambling den.
1077	打荷包	dáa hòh bāau	to be a pick-pocket;to pick-pocket
1078	打雜	dáa jáap	a worker who does all kinds of odd-jobs.
1079	打窒	dáa jaht	to beat up, to hit.
1080	打仔	dáa jái	1. a body-guard, bouncer, tough-guy2. figher, "red pole" enforcer in a triad society
1081	打仔明星	dáa jái mìhng sīng	an action star, a film actor specializing in action roles.
1082	打側身	dáa jāk sān	to turn to the side
1083	打真軍	dáa jān gwān	(to fight real army)1. to have penetrative sex without wearing a condom2. to have real sex in making a film as opposed to acting a sex scene3. to work without assistance
1084	打謝	dáa jek	to beat up; to kill
1085	打雀	dáa jéuk	(to do the bird)to play mahjong
1086	打雀咁眼	dáa jéuk gām ngáam	1. to stare fixedly at something, someone2. to keep a close eye on
1087	打仗	dáa jeung	1. to fight war2. to have sex
1088	打尖	dáa jīm	(to hit seize)to jump a queue, to "push in".
1089	打摏	dáa jōng	(to hit wooden pile)1. to drive piles into the ground2. to have sex
1090	打早	dáa jóu	to have breakfast (truck driver jargon)
1091	打card	dáa kāat	to clock in
1092	打茄輪	dáa kē léun	to kiss passionately, to "snog".
1093	打棘	dáa kīk	kick twisted together, intertwined.
1094	打果籠	dáa kwan lúng	(to be in a closed cage) to be caught in a difficult situation.
1095	打爛齋缽	dáa laahn jāai but	(to break the monk's vegetarian bowl)to fail to upholad self-discipline, to break one's resolution (e.g. to fail to keep to one's diet).
1096	打爛砂/沙㿽問到篤	dáa laahn sāa pùhn mahn dou dūk	(asking to the end even if one breaks the rice-washing basin)1. to keep asking questions, to annoy someone by continuing to ask questions2. to pursue a question stubbornly.
1097	打冷	dáa lāang	to have a late supper in the Chiu Chow style
1098	打鑼	dáa ló	(to beat a gong)to look for someone, to create a big stir in looking for someone.
1099	打鑼都搵唔倒	dáa ló dōu wān m4 dóu	(to beat a gong but not find)to be unable to find someone even though one makes a great fuss.
1100	打龍通	dáa lùhng tūng	to collaborate in a scheme, to work together to cheat someone.
1101	打孖上	dáa māa séuhng	to have two of something at the same time (drinks, sexual partners).
1102	打貓	dáa māau	(to do the cat)to nibble, to snack
1103	打茅波	dáa màauh bó	(to violate the rules in a ball game)to cheat, to bend the rules, to gain undue advantage deliberately.
1104	打牙骹	dáa ngàah gaau	(to hit the tooth joint)to engage in friendly banter, to chat.
1105	打牌	dáa páai	to play mahjong
1106	打晒骰	dáa saai sīk	to be the boss, to be in command
1107	打散	dáa sáan	to break a large note, to give change for a bank-note.
1108	打生打死	dáa sāang dáa séi	1. to fight for survival, to stuggle and fight to make a living2. to fight, to have a serious fight, to fight for territory.
1109	打手	dáa sáu	1. a fighter, a bodyguard2. a door-guard for a club, a "bouncer"
1110	打蛇餅	dáa sèh béng	(to do the snake cake)1. to form a long queue
1111	打蛇隨棍上	dáa sèh chèuih gwan séuhng	(to hit a snake and it crawls up the stick)to exploit a situation to one's advantage, to ask for something or something extra by seizing a particular opportunity.
1112	打死	dáa sèi	to beat to death
1113	打死狗講價	dáa sèi gáu góng gaa	(to bargain after the dog has been beaten to death)to exploit someone else's mistake for one's own advantage.
1114	打醒十二分精神	dáa séng sahp yih fān jīng sàhn	(to be 120 percent awake)to be extremely alert.
1115	打睡	dáa seuih	to sleep, to go to sleep (truck driver jargon)
1116	打骰	dáa sīk	to be the boss; to be in command, to be in charge
1117	打小人	dáa síu yáhn/yān	(to beat the little person)a service offered to those who wish to do harm to an enemy which involves beating a cut-out representation of the person, i.e. a form of sympathetic magic, particulary popular at the Spring solstice.
1118	打輸數	dáa syū sou	to prepare for the worst.
1119	打算盤	dáa syun pùhn	(to use an abacus)calculations; to calculate
1120	打頭陣	dáa tàuh jahn	(to fight the first battle)1. to take the lead2. to start off3. to kick off
1121	打天下	dáa tīn haah	1. to conquer, to taker over2. to defeat the enemy
1122	打鐵趁熱	dáa tit chan yiht	to act when the moment is right, to "strke while the iron is hot".
1123	打通關係	dáa tūng gwāan haih	to bribe officials.
1124	打通晒	dáa tūng saai	to bribe officials.
1125	打橫	dáa wàahng	1. to act as one pleases2. to be unconstrained3. to be able to carry out one's plan
1126	打橫行	dáa wàahng hàahng	1. to act as one pleases2. to be unconstrained3. to be all-powerful
1127	打和	dáa wòh	to draw, to tie (sport).
1128	打鑊	dáa wohk	1. to beat up2. to have sex with
1129	打鑊甘/金	dáa wohk gām	(to beat sweet wok)to beat someone up, to beat someone badly or severely.
1130	打鑊堅	dáa wohk gīn	to inflict serious punishment, to beat up badly.
1131	打一身	dáa yāt sān	to beat up, to give a good beating to
1132	打游擊	dáa yàuh gīk	to scout for business on the street, to look for customers on the street (e.g salesperson, prostitutes).
1133	打友誼波	dáa yáuh yìh bō	(to have a friendly match)to make love, to have sex
1134	打烊	dáa yéung	to finish business, to stop serving (restaurant, bar)
1135	打野戰	dáa yéh jin	(jungle warfare)1. to play war-games in the country-side2. to have sex out-of-doors.
1136	打魚蛋	dáa yùh dáan	(to work on the fish balls)to squeeze a woman's breasts
1137	打完齋唔要和尚	dáa yùhn jāai m4 yiu wòh séung	(once the ceremony is over, the monk is dismissed)to drop someone or something no longer needed, to show a lack of gratitute or appreciation.
1138	淡	multiple readings	[daahm]calm [táahm]tasteless
1139	淡定	daahm dihng	(calm stable)calm; unflappable
1140	啖	daahm	mouthful
1141	啖啖肉	daahm daahm yuhk	(mouthful of meat)lucrative; profitable; business with few expenses or overheads, an "easy earner".
1142	蛋	daahn	an egg
1143	蛋散	daahn sáan	1. fried pastry flakes2. an unimportant person, an idiot, a "jerk".
1144	彈	multiple readings	[daahn]1. to bounce2. to rise quickly through an organisation [táahn]1. to criticise2. to impeach
1145	彈出嚟	daahn chēut làih	a appear
1146	彈開	daahn hōi	used to tell someone to go away or leave, "get lost!"
1147	彈鐘	daahn jūng	to reject the call-girl or prostitute supplied and request a replacement
1148	彈票	daahn piu	a bounced cheque
1149	叠	daahp	a pile
1150	叠崩	daahp bāng	rich, wealthy
1151	叠馬	daahp máah	1. to have a lot of followers2. to have recruited a lot of members to one's gang or traid organisation3. to show up at the scene with a lot of traid followers.
1152	叠碼	daahp máah	chips, casino chips
1153	叠碼仔	daahp máah jái	a seller of casino chips
1154	叠米	daahp máih	rich
1155	叠水	daahp séui	rich
1156	叠友	daaph yáu	1. to have a lot of followers2. to have recruited a lot of members to one's gang or triad organisation.
1157	帶	daai	a belt
1158	帶炒	daai cháau	to lead someone into a trap whilst car-racing, a trick whereby the lead driver ensures that the driver behind cannot see an upcoming obstacle, turning away at the last minute and causing the driver behind to crash.
1159	帶街	daai gāai	(to lead along the street)a tour-guide
1160	帶起	daai héi	to help build (an organisation), to contribute to the rise of.
1161	帶挈	daai hit	to look after somebody
1162	帶眼鏡	daai ngáahn géng	1. to wear spectacles2. to wear a bra
1163	帶眼識人	daai ngáahn sīk yàhn	to work out whether one can trust someone or not, to decide whether someone is a good person or not.
1164	戴	daai	to wear on the head
1165	戴袋	daai dói	(to wear a bag)to wear a condom
1166	戴高帽	daai gōu móu	(to wear a top hat)to be the object of flattery.
1167	戴綠帽	daai luhk móu	(to wear the green hat)to be a cuckold, to have an unfaithful partner.
1168	戴四方帽	daai sei fōng móu	(to wear a mortar-board)to graduate with a college or university degree.
1169	戴套	daai tou	(to wear a bag)to wear a condom
1170	戴套吹	daai tou chēui	to wear a condom for oral sex
1171	大	daaih	1. big2. senior, older, of the rank of boss, of the rank of leader in a traid society3. to challenge4. to raise (in gambling games)
1172	大把	daaih báa	a lot of
1173	大把錢	daaih báa chín	(a lot of money)rich
1174	大把貨	daaih báa fo	to have something in reserve, to have managed a task with ease.
1175	大把跟尾	daaih báa gān méih	serious consequences, serious trouble arising from an unresolved situation or problem, a serious grudge
1176	大把世界	daaih báa sai gaai	(many worlds)to be rich, to have many chances to make money.
1177	大把手尾跟	daaih báa sáu méih gān	serious consequences, serious trouble arising from an unresolved situation or problem, a serious grudge
1178	大班	daaih bāan	1. a boss, chief, head2. the boss of large Hong Kong company, a "taipan".
1179	大笨狗	daaih bahn gáu	(big stupid dog)a big idiot.
1180	大笨象	daaih bahn jeuhng	(big stupid elephant)HSBC
1181	大鼻	daaih beih	(big nose)snobbish, haughty, putting on airs
1182	大餅	daaih béng	(big cookie)a coin, coins
1183	大波	daaih bó	(big breast)big-breasted
1184	大波妹	daaih bó mūi	(big breast girl)a big breasted girl.
1185	大煲	daaih bōu	a big problem
1186	大差	daaih chāai	a large number of police, police out in force
1187	大柴	daaih chàaih	a police sergeant
1188	大茶飯	daaih chàaih faahn	(big meal)1. an armed robbery or other serious crime2. a big deal3. a traid deal
1189	大柒	daaih chaht	(big dict)an obscene from an idiot, a "big prick".
1190	大場	daaih chèuhng	a large entertainment establishment, e.g nightclub, casino, video game parlour
1191	大場面	daaih chèuhng mín	a big scene, a large gathering, a big event
1192	大出血	daaih chēut hyut	(big bleeding)1. a slogan used by shops during a sale, "Final reductions!", "Big sale"2. to spend a lot of money
1193	大祠堂	daaih chíh tóng	(big ancestral hall)Stanley Prison on Hong Kong Island
1194	大叠水	daaih daahp séui	to be very rich
1195	大大話話	daai daai waah waah	(big lie)roughly, without exaggeration
1196	大底	daaih dái	(big background)Red Pole, an office-bearer in a triad society in charge of organising physical violence and discipline, an "enforcer". The code number associated with this rank is 426.
1197	大癲大癈	daai dīn daaih fai	(big madness big rubbish)to act in a crazy manner, to be uninhibited.
1198	大袋	daaih doih/dóh	(big bag)rich and powerful
1199	大檔	daaih dong	(big stall)an illegal gambling house.
1200	大冬瓜	daaih dūng gwāa	(big winter melon)1. short and fat person2. a stupid person3. a clumsy person
1201	大花面	daaih fāa mín	(big coloured face)1. a dirty face2. a traitor3. a treacherous person (a role in Cantonese opera)
1202	大花筒	daaih fāa tùhng	(big flower tube) a big spender, someone who is reckless with money.
1203	大番薯	daaih fāan syú	(big sweet potato)an idiot
1204	大飛	daaih fēi	(big flyer)a fast speedboat with a number of engines added used by smugglers between Hong Kong and mainland China.
1205	大家姐	daaih gāa jē	(elder sister)1. a woman with authority in a particular social circle2. a female gang boss
1206	大家樂	daaih gāa lohk	(everybody happy) big trouble, a bad situation (the name of a restaurant chain in Hong Kong, used as a euphemistic or humorous variant of 大撚鑊 daaih lán wohk).
1207	大家心照	daai gāa sām jiu	to understand each other without speaking
1208	大奸狗	daaih gāan gáu	(big cunning dog)a tricky or deceitful person, an untrustworty or treacherous person
1209	大覺瞓	daaih gaau fan	(big sleepto be carefree; to not be worried
1210	大雞唔食細米	daai gāi m4 sihk sai máih	(big chicken don't eat small rice)an important person will not bother with minor matters or trivial business.
1211	大吉利是	daai gāt leih sih	(big luck good fortune)used to counter bad luck or to avoid bad luck (similar to phrases such as “touch wood”, and “bless you” used when someone sneezes).
1212	大舊佬	daaih gauh lóu	a big man; strongly-built
1213	大舊衰	daaih gauh sēui	a big bully, a nasty person，an obnoxious person
1214	大驚小怪	daai gēng síu gwaai	1. to make a big fuss about nothing, to make a mountain out of a mole-hill2. a storm in a teacup
1215	大腳解圍	daai geuk gáai wàih	1. a big kick out of a defence, a clearance upfield (soccer)2. to solve a problem quickly, to sort a problem out.
1216	大腳友	daaih guek yáu	(big leg friend)an obsequious person
1217	大哥大	daaih gō daai	1. a mobile telephone, a portable phone2. a traid boss, a gang leader
1218	大姑	daaih gū	a term of address for an old woman.
1219	大光燈	daaih gwōng dāng	(big bright lamp)someone with a big mouth a "loudmouth".
1220	大蝦細	daaih hāa sai	(big bullying small)1. to bully2. used to protest that one is being bullied.
1221	大蝦細俾屎餵	daai hāa sai béi sí wai	an exclamation used to tell a bully to desist, "piss of you bully!".
1222	大蟹乸	daaih háaih náa	(large female crabs)important people, "big shots".
1223	大口環	daaih háu wàahn	(Sandy Bay)a nickname for a mentally ill person or for someone perceived as stupid (an area of Hong Kong with a hospital for the mentally retarded).
1224	大戲	daaih hei	1. Cantonese opera2. gang fights3. triad society admission ceremony
1225	大鄉里	daaih hēung léih	a country-bumpkin, an unsophiscated person from the country-side.
1226	大海	daaih hói	The Pearl River delta
1227	大圈	daaih hyūn	(big circle)1. Guangzhou (Canton)2. Canton gang, gangsters from southern China, especially those who come to Hong Kong or Macau to commit crimes.
1228	大圈仔	daaih hyūn jái	(big cicle boy)1. a member of mainland gang2. gangsters brought from the mainland to Hong Kong to commit armed robbery.
1229	大站	daaih jaahm	(big station)a railway station, especially the Hung Hom railway terminus (taxi driver jargon).
1230	大閘蟹	daaih jaahp háai	(big gate crab)someone locked into a low (stock/currency) market who is unable to sell (a crab that is kept tied up and refrigerated before being cooked).
1231	大陣仗	daaih jahn jeuhng	(big dose)1. big trouble2. a difficult situation3. a mess, chaos
1232	大酒店	daaih jáu dim	(big hotel)a funeral parlour.
1233	大姐	daaih jē	(elder sister)1. a respected older girl or woman, a female boss2. a female gang leader or ciminal organiser.
1234	大姐大	daaih jē daai	(elder sister big)1. a respected older girl or woman, a female boss2. a woman in charge of a group of nightclub hostesses3. a female gang leader or criminal organiser
1235	大隻	daaih jek	(big piece)tough; strongly built
1236	大隻廣/講	daai jek gwóng/góng	big piece Kwong1. a boastful person2. to be boastful (廣 gwóng is a Southern Chinese surname, but is often pronounced like 講 góng "to speak").
1237	大隻騾騾	daai jek lèuih lèuih	(big mule)a strongly-built man, a "tough guy".
1238	大隻佬	daaih jek lóu	a strongly-built man, a "tough guy".
1239	大象	daaih jeuhng	1. big elephant2. a container truck (truck driver jargon)
1240	大丈夫	daaih jeuhng fū	(big husband)1. a strong man, a "tough guy"2. someone trying to impress by acting forcefully or aggressively.
1241	大象腳	daaih jeuhng geuk	(big elephant leg)a female with chucky legs
1242	大狀	daaih johng	a lawyer, a barrister
1243	大枝嘢	daaih jī yéh	(big piece)an arrogant person
1244	大展拳腳	daai jín kyùhn geuk	to carry through one's plans，to extend one's power to act without restraint.
1245	大種乞兒	daai júng hāt yī	someone who behaves like a beggar, a "scrounger".
1246	大卡士	daaih kāa sí	(big<cast)an all-star cast
1247	大旗	daaih kèih	(big flag)a big fare, i.e. a customer who is going to a distant destination (taxi driver jargon).
1248	大菌食細菌	daai kwán sihk sai kwán	(big bacteria eat small bacteria)there's no need to worry about what one eats.
1249	大纜扯唔埋	daaih laahm ché m4 màaih	(big mooring-rope wind not approach)two people or groups who are always in conflict.
1250	大懶蛇	daaih láahn sèh	(big lazy snake)a lazy person.
1251	大撚鑊	daaih lán wohk	an obscene expression used to describe a serious problem or crisis, a "fucking screw-up".
1252	大撈家	daaih lōu gāa	(big earn a living family)someone who earns a living from vice.
1253	大佬	daaih lóu	(big brother)1. a boss2. an older senior colleague3. a supervisor, captain4. an exclamation used to express impatience with someone (male or female)5. a triad boss
1254	大佬輩	daaih lóu bui	the status of traid big brother; triad members who are big brothers, who have high status.
1255	大路元帥	daai louh yùhn seui	the first route marshal, a traditional triad rank, triad lodge leader or "Dragon Head".
1256	大陸仔	daaih luhk jái	(mainland boy)a mainland boy, a young man from mainland China in Hong Kong.
1257	大陸妹	daaih luhk mūi	(mainland girl)a mainland girl, a young woman from mainland China in Hong Kong
1258	大碌	daaih lūk	(big piece)things have gone wrong; to be in a bad situation.
1259	大轆	daaih lūk	(big wheel)a bus (taxi driver jargon).
1260	大碌鬼	daaih lūk gwái	prisoners who have been sentenced to long terms.
1261	大碌木	daaih lūk muhk	(big piece of wood)a large penis
1262	大麻	daaih màah	cannabis
1263	大命	daaih mehng	(big life)lucky, providential, having had a narrow escape.
1264	大唔透	daaih m4 tau	an older person who is young at heart.
1265	大摩	daaih mō	Morgan Stanley investment house
1266	大蟒蛇	daaih móhng sèh	(big python)a big penis
1267	大懵	daaih múng	(big stupid)an idiot, an absent-minded person
1268	大懵鬼	daaih múng gwái	(big stupid ghost)an idiot
1269	大拿拿	daaih nàah nàah	too large an amount of money to be seen as trivial (used to express surprise or shock or disapproval at the spending of a sum of money).
1270	大男人	daaih nàahm ynāpn	a domineering man.
1271	大諗頭	daaih nám tàuh	(big thking)ambitious, over-ambitious (of a plan or scheme).
1272	大粒	daaih nāp	an important person, a "big-shot", a "big-wig'.
1273	大粒佬	daaih nāp lóu	a very powerful person; a rich, influential person.
1274	大粒墨	daaih nāp māk	(big classifier mole)a person with a big mole.
1275	大粒嘢	daaih nāp yéh	an important person, a powerful person.
1276	大咬	daaih ngáauh	greedy，hard to satisfy (e.g. food, sex)
1277	大牛	daaih ngàuh	a five hundred dollar note
1278	大鱷	daaih ngohk	(big crocodile)1. a powerful and ruthless player in the stock market2. a big criminal, a master swindler
1279	大檸樂	daaih níng lohk	(large lemon coke)a disaster，a crisis, a problem (a euphemistic or humorous variant of 大撚鑊 daaih lán wohk).
1280	大安旨意	daaih ōn jí yi	(big peace purpot)to have a false sense of security; to be unaware of, or choose to ignore，any risk or danger
1281	大棚	daaih pàahng	(big shed)a large group; we as a group
1282	大牌	daaih páai	(big license)1. a big-shot2. a star3. a self-important person
1283	大牌檔	daaih pàaih dong	(big license stall)street food stall
1284	大泡和	daaih pāau wòh	(big Pau Wo)an absent minded, scatter-brained person.
1285	大炮	daaih paau	(big cannon)1. to lie, to tell a lie2. the penis.
1286	大炮鬼	daaih paau gwái	(big cannon ghost)a braggard; a liar.
1287	大炮友	daaih paau yáu	(big cannon bloke)a braggard; a liar.
1288	大劈友	daaih pek yáu	a big fight, a big street battle.
1289	大婆	daaih pó	(main wife)a wife (as opposed to a concubine or mistress).
1290	大㗰	daaih sāai	wasteful
1291	大晒	daaih saai	1. all-powerful2. to show one's hand (in a card game).
1292	大晒馬	daaih saai máah	to make a big show of force.
1293	大山婆	daaih sāan pòh	(big mountain woman)a tall, heavy-set woman.
1294	大使	daaih sái	wasteful (of money).
1295	大細	daaih sai	(big small)a game played with three dice in a casino, formally known as 骰寶 sīk bóu ("dice treasure") or 估骰 gú sìk ("guess dice").
1296	大細超	daaih sai chīu	(big small stare)1. someone in a position of power who practices favouritism2. to show favouristism, to not be impartial.
1297	大細路	daaih sai louh	(big child)an older person who is young at heart.
1298	大蛇痾尿	daaih sèh ō liuh	a big business deal, an important deal.
1299	大蛇痾屎	daaih sèh ō síh	(big snake shits)a big business deal, an important deal.
1300	大石笮/壓死蟹	daaih sehk jaak/ngaat séi háaih	(big stone crushes crab)an unqeual contest
1301	大聲公	daaih sēng gūng	(big voice man)1. a megaphone2. a loud-mouthed man, a big-mouth
1302	大水	daai séui	(big water)congested road conditions (truck drive jargon).
1303	大信封	big envelope	a dismissal letter, a letter giving an employee sack.
1304	大事化小小事化無	daaih sih faa síu, síu sih faa mòuh	used to ask that a problem be treated as not so serious, that unnecessary trouble be avoided, "please don't take this so seriously!".
1305	大食	daaih sihk	(eating big)1. to have a big sexual appetite; to be sexually demanding2. (of a car) to consume a lot of gasoline.
1306	大食懶	daaih sihk láahn	someone who enjoys eating and having fun but tries to avoid work.
1307	大笑姑婆	daaih siu gú pòh	(big laugh auntie)a happy and cheerful older woman who is always laughing.
1308	大傻	daaih sòh	(big fool)very silly; a big fool
1309	大貪	daaih tāam	(big greedy)1. a greedy person2. a covetous, lecherous person.
1310	大貪鬼	daaih tāam gwái	1. a greedy person2. a covetous, lecherous person.
1311	大嘆特嘆	daai taan dahk taan	to live a life of ease, to enjoy the good life.
1312	大頭鬼	daaih tàuh gwái	big-spending, generous, free with money.
1313	大頭蝦	daaih tàuh hāa	(big head prawn)an absent-minded person.
1314	大肚	daaih tòh	(big belly)pregnant
1315	大話	daaih waah	(big word)a lie
1316	大話鬼	daaih waah gwái	(lying ghost)a liar
1317	大話精	daaih waah jīng(lying spirit)a liar
1318	大話骰	daaih waah sīk	"Liar's dice", a dice-game involing bluffing, commonly played in pubs and bars.
1319	大鑊	daaih wohk	a mess; a disaster
1320	大鑊飯	daaih wohk faahn	(a large wok of rice)1. a system of equal rewards regardless of work done (formerly used in mainland China)2. a big mess, a disaster
1321	大鑊嘢	daaih wohk yèh	a big mess, a disaster
1322	大皇	daai wòhng	(big king)the boss of a crime syndicate ("Mr Big"), the leader of a conspiracy.
1323	大人	daaih yàhn	1. adult2. an important person, a senior person , one of the bosses3. a traid boss
1324	大人大姐	daaih yàhn daaih jé	(big person big sister)a grown-up (used to criticise childish behavior).
1325	大人物	daaih yàhn mát	(big man thing)an important person
1326	大人有大量	daaih yàhn yáhn daaih leuhng	(a great man shows a great tolerance)a request to someone to be forgiving.
1327	大(鋪)癮	daaih (pōu) yáhn	to be strongly addicted, to be obsessive about something.
1328	大姨媽	daaih yìh lūng	(big auntie)menstrual period.
1329	大耳窿	daaih yíh lūng	(big ear hole)a debt collection agent, a "loan shark".
1330	大熱	daaih yiht	very popular, very fashionable, very "hot".
1331	大煙	daaih yīn	(big smoke)opium
1332	大雨	daaih yúh	1. big rain2. big breasts, a pun on 乳 yúh meaning "breast".
1333	擔	dāam	to carry
1334	擔大旗	dāam daaih kèih	(holding big flag)a leader, the person in charge
1335	擔幡買水	dāam fāan máaih séui	a ceremony carried out by the eldest son for a dead parent.
1336	擔屎唔偷食	dāam sí m4 tāu sihk	(to carry shit and not eat it)to be completely trustworthy.
1337	擔梯	dāam tāi	to carry the ladderto fail in an examination (previously the lowest fail grade an "H" which look like a ladder).
1338	眈天望地	dāam tīn mohng deih	(stare at the sky, look at the ground)to have nothing to do; to be inattentive.
1339	膽	dáam	1. the gall-bladder2. brave
1340	膽搏膽	dáam bohk dáam	to take risks
1341	膽粗粗	dáam chōu chōu	(big gall bladder)fearless, foolhardy
1342	膽生毛	dáam sāang mōuh	(gall bladder grows hair)audacious, bold, "cheeky" (often used to accuse someone of disrespect).
1343	丹	dāan	a pill
1344	丹青	dāan chīng	a painting, a picture, a photograph
1345	單	dāan	single
1346	單單打打	dāan dāan dáa dáa	to use strong language to criticise someone.
1347	單打	dāan dáa	to use strong language to criticise someone.
1348	單吊西	dāan diu sāi	a western-style suit
1349	單力	dāan dōu	a solo effort, an individual effort in attack (soccer jargon).
1350	單刀直入	dāan dōu jihk yahp	to come straight to the point
1351	單身寡佬	dāan sāan gwá lóu	(single person guy alone)a bachelor, unattached man.
1352	單聲	dāan sēng	(single voice)to give someone a message, to pass on a message.
1353	單拖	dāan tō	to be by oneself, alone.
1354	單位	dāan wái	1. flat2. work unit3. a traid group, a triad unit
1355	蛋家婆摸蜆	daan gāa pòh mó hín	Tanka boatwoman gropes for clams→第篩 [daih sai] looks in the sieveto have given up hope, to have only hope for the next life, to have no hope (篩 sai "sieve" puns with 世 sai "life", meaning here "the next life").
1356	嗒	dāap/dēp	to lick
1357	嗒得杯落	dāap dāk būi lohk	attractive, very good; cute (especially a young woman), sexy (of a woman).
1358	嗒落有味	dāap lohk yáuh meih	(after careful tasting, the flavour comes out)the significance of something or the meaning of what was said becomes clear after careful consideration.
1359	嗒晒糖	dāap saai tòhng	(to taste all sugar)to be sexually attracted to someone.
1360	嗒糖	dāap tòhng	(to taste sugar)1. to be sexually attracted to someone2. to be happy about something.
1361	搭	daap	to take
1362	搭沉船	daap chàhm syùhn	(to take a sinking ship)to invest in a failing company, to join a doomed venture, to join a "sinking ship".
1363	搭錯線	daap cho sin	(to reach wrong line)to misunderstand something
1364	搭單	daap dāan	(to share the invoice)to add one's order to someone else's order for the sake of convenience (e.g when one person is going somewhere to buy some goods, and as a favour obtains goods there fore someone else).
1365	搭爹	daap dē	(extra chat)to interrupt a conversation
1366	搭的	daap dīk	to take a taxi
1367	搭檔	daap dong	(to join stalls)to join forces, to merge, to go into partnersho.
1368	搭嘴/咀	daap jéui	(extra mouth)to interrupt a conversation
1369	搭橋舖路	daap kìuh pōu louh	to prepare the way for someone, to smooth someone's way, to make arrangements in advance for someone, to fix things in advance.
1370	搭棚	daap pàahng	(bamboo scaffold)1. a construction-site2. to shoot a scene, to play a scene (film, theatre, TV)3. to share the cost of a meal, to "go Dutch".
1371	搭檯	daap tói	to share a table in a restaurant with someone you don't know.
1372	撻出嚟	daat chēut làih	to display
1373	撻大佬朵	daat daaih lóu dó	to mention one's older traid brother's name so as to be protected by his reputation.
1374	撻朵	daat dó	1. to invoke the name or power of someone2. to reveal oneself (to be a person of importance)3. to name drop4. to reveal one's position in a traid society.
1375	特	dahk	exceptional
1376	特登	dahk dāng	on purpose, intentionally, deliberately
1377	燉/炖	dahn	to stew
1378	燉冬菰	dahn dūng gū	(stewed mushroom)1. demotion2. to be demoted (especially police, uniformed services).
1379	戥	dahng	a steelyard
1380	戥穿石	dahng chyūn sehk	(balace through stone)a group of men who assist the bridegroom at his wedding.
1381	戥番勻	dahng fāan wàhn	1. to strike a balance2. to make the teams even.
1382	戥腳	dahng geuk	to be the forth player, to make up a foursome (especially in mahjong).
1383	戥你開心	dahng néih hōi sām	I'm pleased for you (e.g. wedding, graduation, promotion, etc.)
1384	戥人唔抵	dahng yàhn m4 dái	feeling dissatisfied that someone else has treated unjustly.
1385	揼	multiple readings	[dahm]to trample [dahp]to strike [dám]to pound
1386	揼低	dahp dāi	to knock down
1387	揼骨	dahp gwāt	(to pound bone)to massage
1388	揼爛	dahp laahn	(to pound damaged)to pulp; to smash to a pulp [dám laahn]to smash
1389	揼濕	dahp sāp	(to strike wet)to get very wet, to be soaked through.
1390	揼濕衫	dahp sāp	(to strike wet clothes)to get very wet, to be soaked through.
1391	揼濕身	dahp sāp sāam	(to strike wet clothes)to get very wet, to be soaked through.
1392	揼石仔	dahp sehk jái	to pound small stones)to play mahjong
1393	揼死	dahp séi	to kill
1394	低	dāi	down
1395	低B仔	dāi bī jái	(low baby)a fool
1396	低能	dāi nàhng	(low ability)a fool; stupid
1397	抵	dái dáa	(to deserve to beaten)to deserve punishment.
1398	抵得諗	dái dák nám	always willing to do more than what one needs to; generous, tractable.
1399	抵到爛	dái dou laahn	(at a ruinous price)at a very cheap price
1400	抵賴	dái laaih	to find a way to avoid blame, to seek to avoid blame for what one has done.
1401	抵你冇仔生	dái néih móuh jái sāang	(may you have no son)an expression of anger or hatred, a curse such as "damn you to hell!".
1402	抵你生仔冇屎忽	dái néih sāang jái móuh sí fāt	(may your son have no ass-hole!)an expression of anger or hatred, a curse such as "damn you to hell!".
1403	抵死	dái séi	(worth dying)used to express anger and pleasure that someone has got the fate they deserve, "it serves (you etc.) right!".
1404	底	dái	1. base2. plan, strategy or secret background, identity, past record3. hundred thousand dollars worth "dead chips", i.e. gambling chips that cannot be exchanged for cash4. traid idenity, status as a traid member
1405	底牌	dái pàaih	the enemy's plan, the opposition's stregth, strategy or secret.
1406	底盤	dái pùhn	the chassis of a car
1407	底細	dái sai	background, identity, past record
1408	底橫	dái wáahng	(low horizontal)underware, underpants
1409	諦	dai	to mock, to speak sarcastically or iconically about someone.
1410	第	daih	a sequence
1411	第五肢	daih ńgi jī	(fifth limb)the penis
1412	第三繭	daih sāam gáan	(third cocoon)the third time in prison, third conviction.
1413	第三者	daih sāam jé	(third person)the third person in any relationship, e.g the mistress of a married man; a third party
1414	第三隻腳	daih sāam jek guek	(third leg)the penis.
1415	弟	daih	younger brothers
1416	弟兄	daih	(younger brothers older brothers)1. group members2. triad brothers
1417	德	dāk	1. virtue2. a sub-group of the 14K triad society
1418	德字堆	dāk jih dēui	the Tak group, a sub-group of the 14K triad society
1419	得	dāk	1. can2. to get
1420	得把口	dāk báa háu	boasting, boastful talk.
1421	得把聲	dāk báa sēng	boasting, boastful talk.
1422	得戚	dāk chīk	to behave arrogantly
1423	得寸進尺	dāk chyun jeun chek	(to gain an inch advance to foot)to be given an inch and talk a mile, to overstep the mark, to go too far, to take advantage.
1424	得啖笑	dāk daahm siu	(to gain mouthful laugh)to gain very little; to gain nothing
1425	得㗎啦你	dāk gaa laa néih	(you're OK)an expression of anger at what someone has said or done, often used at the close of a verbal confrontation.
1426	得個桔	dāk go gāk	(to get a kumquat)to end up with nothing
1427	得個講字	dāk go góng jih	said of someone who is boastful, someone who is "all talk and no action".
1428	得個睇字	dāk go tái jih	(only the word "see")1. only for looking at, not practical or useful2. something one can look at but is not allowed to touch or to own.
1429	得個樣	dāk go yéung	said of someone who seems powerful or rich but who lacks real substance.
1430	得閒冇屎屙	dāk haahn móuh sí ō	(free and no need to shit)to have spare time.
1431	得閒死唔得閒病	dāk haahn séi m4 dāk haahn behng	(to have time to die no time to be ill)to be extremely busy.
1432	得咗	dāk jó	an exclamation used to express one's joy at a success, "got it!", "bingo!".
1433	得米	dāk màih	(to get rice)to achieve what one wants, to get what one is after.
1434	得些好意須回首	dāk sē hóu yi sēui wùi sáu	(if you have a little success, you should turn back)a warning not to go too far, "don't push your luck!".
1435	得人驚	dāk yàhn gēng	terrifying
1436	得意	dāk yi	1. cute2. strange
1437	泵	dām/dam	to delay
1438	泵泵吓	dām dām háh	(to delay a little)to procrastinate
1439	泵長	dām chèuhng	to prolong work unnecessarily.
1440	泵時間	dām sìh gaan	(to prolong time)to stall, to play for time.
1441	泵波鐘	dam bō jūng	(to prolong ball-game time)1. to play for time2. to drag out the time.
1442	揼開	dám hōi	to throw away
1443	揼落地	dám lohk deih	to throw to the ground
1444	抌心口	dám sām háu	to regret, to regret doing something
1445	髧	dam	1. to drop2. to sag (of breasts)
1446	髧兜	dam deu	(sagging heap)to look broken-down with age (said of people).
1447	髧落地	dam lohk deih	to drop something; to drop something on the floor
1448	髧落嚟	dam lohk làih	to drop (hair or an object)
1449	躉	dán	1. bottom, backside2. a batch; fans, followers (of pop stars, movie stars).
1450	登	dang	1. to ascend2. to enter
1451	登對	dang deui	(to enter right)well-matched, compatible
1452	燈	dāng	a lamp
1453	燈籠	dāng lùhng	a lantern
1454	燈頭	dāng tàuh	someone who tries to attract customers off the street into a nightclub or hostess bar.
1455	燈油火蠟	dāng yàuh fó laahp	(lamp, oil, fire, wax)the overheads, the day-to-day running costs of a business
1456	等	dáng	to wait
1457	等到頸都長	dáng dou géng dōu chèuhng	(to wait till one's neck becomes long)to have been waiting for a very long time.
1458	耷	dāp	drooping
1459	耷低頭	dāp dāi tàuh	1. shy2. upset, disheartened.
1460	兜	dāu	1. to ladle 2 to solicit business3. ten, especially ten dollars
1461	兜巴身	dāu bāa sīng	to slap someone in the face.
1462	兜車	dāu chē	to take a car
1463	兜客	dāu haak	to scout around for customers; to solicit.
1464	兜路	dāu louh	1. to go the long way round2. to take a longer route than necessary (e.g. taxi driver cheating customer).
1465	兜踎	dāu māu	shabby, scruffy
1466	兜潺仔	dāu sàahn jài	a young boy, a young kid.
1467	兜人入會	dāu yàhn yahp wúi	to recreit triad members.
1468	兜友	dāu yáu	1. a person, a "guy"2. a number of people, a "few guys"3. to recruit traid members indiscriminately
1469	斗	dáu	a peck
1470	斗令/零	dáu líng	1. a small or trivial amount of money2. five cent coin (no longer in use)
1471	斗令/零都冇	dáu líng dōu móuh	to have no money, to not have any money, to be "broke".
1472	竇	dau	1. a nest2. a flat, an apartment lived in by a man or a group of friends (i.e. as opposed to a family home), a "pad:, a "place"3. a place where illegal activity place (gambling, prostitution, drugs, etc)4. a "hang out"5. a gang headquarters
1473	竇口	dau háu	(nest mouth)1. a place where illegal activity takes place (gambling, prostitution, drugs, etc)2. a gang headquarters, a "hang out".
1474	抖	dau	to touch
1475	抖木	dau muhk	(to do carpentry)to drive a car ineptly
1476	抖木佬	dou muhk lóu	(a carpentry guy)a bad driver
1477	鬥	dau	a contest
1478	鬥氣	dau hei	on bad terms
1479	鬥牛	dau ngàuh	1. bull fight2. a traffic jam (truck driver jargon)
1480	鬥拋	dau pāau	to show off before a fight, or an arguement, by using abusive language.
1481	豆	dáu	beans
1482	豆丁/釘	dauh dēng	(bean)a small child, a kid
1483	豆腐	dauh fuh	1. bean curd, tofu2. weak
1484	豆腐刀	dauh fuh dōu	(bean curd knife)an indecisive person, a "fence-sitter".
1485	豆腐婆	dauh fuh pó	(bean curd woman)a lesbian
1486	豆腐膶	dauh fuh yéun	(bean curd liver)very small, tiny (usually applied to an apartment).
1487	豆泥	dauh nàih	of low quality; poor in quality (e.g. performance at work, in exams, etc.).
1488	豆泥餐廳	dauh nàih chāan tēng	a shabby restaurant
1489	豆皮	dauh pèih	(bean skin)pock-marked; freckled
1490	豆皮佬	dauh pèih lóu	a man with a pock-marked face.
1491	逗	dauh	1. to linger2. to tease3. to check someone's identity4. to investigate someone's background5. to support
1492	嗲	multiple readings	[dē]1. to talk 2. to discuss 3. tea [dé] finicky
1493	嗲掂	dē dihm	to settle a problem, to fix a dispute.
1494	嗲幾句	dē géi geui	1. to chat a bit2. to exhange a few remarks
1495	嗲少兩句	dē síu léuhng geui	an instruction to someone to keep quiet
1496	嗲聲嗲氣	dē sēng dē hei	with a seductive or alluring voice (one which makes an appeal to a man's masculine side).
1497	訂	dehng	1. to reserve2. to book, to place an order3. a location, a place
1498	地	deih	ground
1499	地保	deih bóu	a person who knows everything about everyone in a particular area.
1500	地除	deih chèuih	to know
1501	地胆	deih dáam	1. a person who knows everything about everyone and everything in a particular area2. a local gang leader, a local gangster
1502	地底泥	deih dái nàih/làih	(underground soil)1. something or someone not worthy or respect2. something cheap and nasty
1503	地下錢莊	deih haah chìhn jōng	(underground bank)a loan sharing operation.
1504	地下情	deih haah chìhng	(underground love) a secret love affair.
1505	地踎	deih māu	(ground squat)a very cheap restaurant, especially for coolies who squat on stools while eating.
1506	地盤	deih pùhn	(ground basin)1. a construction site2. a triad society district, a territory belonging to or controlled by a traid society.
1507	地頭	deih tàuh	territory, sphere of operation, locale
1508	地頭蟲	deih tàuh chùhng	(area insect)someone who knows a particular area well, someone who detailed local knowledge.
1509	地頭龍	deih tàuh lùhng	(local dragon)a powerful figure in a particular area
1510	地頭蛇	deih tàuh sèh	(area snake)someone who knows a particular area well, someone who detailed local knowledge.
1511	地糊	deih wú	a beginning hand in mahjong which only needs one mahjong tile to win.
1512	糴	dehk/dek	1. to rush2. run away
1513	糴佬	dehk lóu	1. a criminal fleeing the police2. a debtor fleeing creditors
1514	糴米	dehk màih	to get rice, to buy rice.
1515	釘	dēng	1. to nail2. to die3. to mark someone (in a ball-game)4. to be investigated by the police5. the interest on money lent by a loanshark
1516	釘倉	dēng chōng	1. imprisonment, holding someone hostage or captive, e.g. to recover a loan2. to return to one's cell, to be kept in one's cell
1517	釘叠釘	dēng daahp dēng	intertest charged on the interest on a loan from a loan-shark
1518	釘蓋	dēng goi	(to nail down the lid)1. to die, to be dead2. to be completely ruined, finished.
1519	釘口	dēng háu	the interest on a loan
1520	釘牌	dēng pàaih	to have one's license suspended (e.g. driving licence, permit to practice law, medicine, etc.).
1521	釘上釘	dēng seuhng dēng	(nail on nail)the escalating interest on a loan from a loanshark, i.e. the interest on the interest.
1522	掟	deng	to throw
1523	掟包糯米雞	deng bāau noh máih gāi	(to throw a bag of sticky rice chicken)to unload one's problem on someone, to get someone involved in one's mess or problem.
1524	掟煲	deng bōu	to break up with boyfriend, girlfriend, husband or wife; to end a relationshop
1525	掟煲費	deng bōu fai	1. a payment made to a boyfriend or girlfriend when a relationship is served2. the compensation paid for the breach of a romantic commitment.
1526	堆	dēui	a pile
1527	隊	déui	1. a team2. to attack3. to stab4. to drink, especially to drink alcohol5. to eat, to eat greedily.
1528	隊啤	déui bē	to drink beer, to drink copious amounts of beer.
1529	隊草	déui chóu	to smoke marijuana, "grass".
1530	隊酒	déui jáu	to drink alcohol; to down a drink
1531	隊冧	déui lam	1. to stab (with an upward motion)2. to kill a perso3. to gun down4. to get someone drunk
1532	隊硬嘢	déui ngaahng yéh	to get very drunk
1533	對	deui	a pair, right
1534	對大奶奶	deui daaih náaih náaih	a large pair of breasts
1535	對撼	deui hám	to fight with
1536	對死	deui séi	stuck, unable to make progress, stalemate (mahjong jargon).
1537	對頭	deui tàuh	(opposite head)the enemy
1538	對人冇嘢	deui yàhn yáuh yéh	to have romantic feelings for someone, to be attracted to someone, to "have a thing" for someone.
1539	啄	dēung	to peck
1540	啄地	dēung déi	(to peck the ground)a prostitute (since a chicken pecks the ground and "chicken", 雞 gāi, is slang for prostitute).
1541	掉	dehw	to throw away
1542	D	dī	a discotheque, a disco
1543	D場	dī chèuhng	a discotheque, a disco
1544	掂	dihm	satisfactory; okay
1545	掂檔	dihm dong	okay
1546	掂過碌蔗	dihm gwo lūk je	really good
1547	掂咗	dihm jó	an exclamation, equivalent to "it's okay now!"; "it's fixed"; "it's settled now!".
1548	掂晒	dihm saai	an exclamation equivalent to "everything's settled!"
1549	電	dihn	electricity
1550	電燈膽	dihn dāng dáam	(electric light bulb)a tactless person, especially someone who intrudes on a courting couple.
1551	電飯煲	dihn faahn bōu	rice cooker
1552	電聯	dihn lyùhn	to keep in touch by telephone.
1553	電台	dihn tòih	1. broadcasting station
1554	電人	dihn yàhn	(electric person)to attract the sexual attention of men (through dress or behaviour).
1555	定	dihng	1. stable2. calm
1556	定過抬油	dihng gwo tòih yàuh	(steadier than carrying a tub of oil on the shoulder)completely composed, very confident.
1557	定晒形	dihn saai yìhng	to look at with intense concentration, to stare fixedly.
1558	疊	dihp	a pile
1559	疊埋心水	dihp màaih sām séui	to focus on a task, to concentrate on what one is doing.
1560	的	dīk	1. possessive marker2. to fetch, to move, to pick up3. to force
1561	的的式式	dīk dīk sīk sīk	small size, tiny
1562	的起心肝	dīk héi sām gōn	(to raise heart and liver)to make a serious effort to do something, especially something about which one has already been procrastinating for some time.
1563	的士錢	dīk sí chín	1. taxi money2. money given by a customer to a prostitute if he does not want to have sex with her, i.e. if she is not acceptable to him.
1564	的士佬	dīk sí lóu	a taxi-driver
1565	的士高	dīk sí gōu	a discotheque
1566	的式	dīk sīk	small size, tiny
1567	點	dím	1. how?2. to instruct3. to advise, especially to give misleading advice, to cheat4. to dot
1568	點呀?	dím aa?	an informal greeting, "how are you doing?", "how are things?".
1569	點錯相	dím cho seung	to get the wrong person, to pick on the wrong person for revenge.
1570	點紅點錄(點到暈)	dím hùhng dím luhk (dím dou wàhn)	(to dot red, dot green)to be inconsistent, to change one's mind frequently, to be unreliable, to be tricky, to "blow hot and cold".
1571	點醒	dím séng	to give the right advice
1572	點相	dím seung	1. to be trapped2. to pick out someone for revenge
1573	點話點好	dím waah dím hóu	(how say how good)as you like; as you wish; as you please
1574	癲	dīn	crazy
1575	癲癲得得	dīn dīn dāk dāk	crazy
1576	癲雞	dīn gāi	(crazy chicken)a crazy woman
1577	癲狗	dīn gáu	(crazy dog)an crazy person, an angry person acting irrationally, a "mad dog".
1578	癲佬	dīn lóu	1. a crazy man2. a joking term for an academic Dean (in colleges).
1579	癲婆	dīn pó	a crazy woman
1580	典	dín	1. a rule2. to roll, to roll about
1581	典床典蓆	dín chòhng dín jehk	(roll on the bed, roll on the mat)to toss and turn in bed.
1582	丁	dīng	the fourth celestial stem
1583	丁屎	dīng sí	1. trivial matters2. a small amount3. a person of no importance, a "little shit".
1584	頂	díng	1. to support2. head3. to bear, to endure, to put up with4. to have sex with, to "screw"5. an exclamation expressing disappointment, anger, amazement, etc. ("shit!", "damn!", etc.)6. to get high on alcohol or drugs7. a wishful exclamation used by a gambler hoping for a higher card but not a jack, queen or king (e.g. in blackjack).
1585	頂班	díng bāan	top quality, top class, superior
1586	頂包	díng bāau	1. to provide the police with a scapegoat to arrest when a crime has been committed, e.g. as part of an arrangement between criminals and corrupt police allowing illegal activities to continue whilst providing the police with convenient arrests2. to take the blame for someone else
1587	頂得順	díng dāk seuhn	to (be able to) put up with; to tolerate
1588	頂檔	díng dong	(to support stall)to take over someone's job or role temporarily, to act as a stand-in.
1589	頂頸	díng géng	to argue
1590	頂瓜瓜	díng gwāa gwāa	the best, very good, excellent
1591	頂罪	díng jeuih	to take a punishment for someone else, to accept the blame for someone else's crime (e.g. to deceive the authorities).
1592	頂住條氣	díng jyuh tìuh hei	(to have one's breath blocked)to suppress one's anger
1593	頂爛市	díng laahn síh	to drive down the market, to ruin the market by undercutting everyone else's price, to spoil everyone's business by offering very low prices
1594	頂籠	díng lúng	1. full capacity, full house2. at the extreme point (best, worst, most).
1595	頂唔住	díng m4 jyuh	to be unable to bear anymore; to be unable to hold out.
1596	頂唔蒲	díng m4 pòuh	to be unable to hold out.
1597	頂唔順	díng m4 seuhn	to be unable to put up with, to be unable to tolerate
1598	頂你個肺	díng néih go fai	(to pierce your lung)an expression of irritation, aggression, surprise or amazement, "shit!", "damn you!", "sod you!" (a variant of 屌你老母 díu néih lóuh mói).
1599	頂硬上	díng ngaahng séuhng	to stick to one's course of action, to persist, to "hang tough".
1600	頂心杉	díng sām chaam	an argumentative person, someone who is difficult to deal with.
1601	頂心頂肺	díng sām díng fai	(pressing against one's heart and lungs)a constant source of irritation, "pain in the neck".
1602	頂手	díng sáu	to transfer possession, a title or a business.
1603	頂頭上司	díng tàuh seuhng sī	(boss on top of one's head)one's immediate superior
1604	頂艇	díng téhng	traffice congestion (truck driver jargon)
1605	頂肚	díng tóuh	to have a quick snack, to grab a quick bite
1606	肚癮	díng yáhn	good, interesting, fun
1607	頂爺	díng yèh	a triad boss, a triad protector
1608	跌	dit	to drop
1609	跌咗落地嗱番乍沙	dit jó lohk deih náa fāan jaah sāa	(after falling down, to grab a handful of sand)to give a poor excuse for failing to avoid embarrassment (by pretending that one intended to pick up the sand).
1610	跌眼鏡	dit ngáahn géng	(to drop glasses)to get something wrong; to make wrong guess
1611	刁	dīu	tricky
1612	刁橋扭擰	dīu kìuh náu nihng	to keep refusing when offered a series of choices, to be choosy or fussy.
1613	丟	dīu	to lose
1614	丟假	dīu gáa	to lose face
1615	丟疏咗	dīu sō jó	(distanced)to have lost the ability to do something, to have one's skills go rusty, "to be out of touch".
1616	屌	díu	to fuck
1617	屌柒爆你老尾個閪	díu chaht baau néih lóuh méi go hāi	(fuck dick crack your mother's cunt)used to express obscene abuse, aggression, strong emphasis, surprise or amazement.
1618	屌柒你老母個閪	díu chaht néih lóuh móu go hāi	(fuck dict your mother's cunt)used to express obscene abuse, aggression, strong emphasis, surprise or amazement.
1619	屌到你閪痕	díu dou néih hāi hàhn	(fuck till your cunt itchy)used to express obscene abuse, aggression, strong emphasis, surprise or amazement.
1620	俾人屌到撻皮	béi yàhn díu dou taat pèih	(by someone fucked so that foreskin gets spread out)1. to be maltreated by someone, to be abused2. to be tricked, to "get screwed" by someone, to be "fucked over by someone".
1621	屌鳩撚柒你個冚家仱	díu gāu lán chaht néih go hahm gāa līng	(fuck cock prick cunt dick your whole family bell)used to express obscene abuse and aggression.
1622	屌開	díu hōi	(fuck away)a forceful and obscene instruction to someone to leave ("fuck off").
1623	屌撚你老母臭閪	díu lán néih lóuh móu chau hāi	(fuck prick your mother's smelly cunt)used to express obscene abuse, aggression, strong emphasis, surprise or amazement.
1624	屌你	díu néih	fuck you
1625	屌你娘親	díu néih lèuhng chān	fuck your mother
1626	屌你鹵味	díu néih lóuh méi	(fuck your old roasted meat)an obscene phrase expressing surprise, amazement or hostility (partially euphermistic variant 屌你老母 díu néih lóuh móu).
1627	屌你老尾冚家剷	díu néih lóuh méi hahm gāa cháan	(fuck your old roasted meat whole family spade)an obscene phrase expressing hostility and aggression.
1628	屌你老母	díu néih lóuh móu	fuck your mother
1629	屌你老母臭閪	díu néih lóuh móu chau hāi	fuck your mother's smelly cunt
1630	屌你老母個臭(花/化)閪	díu néih lóuh móu go chau (fāa/faa) hāi	(fuck your mother's smelly (flowery) cunt}used to express obscene abuse, aggression, strong emphasis, surprise or amazement.
1631	屌你老母個仆街冚家鏟	díu néih lóuh móu go pūk gāai hahm gāa cháan	(fuck your mother's fall-down-in-the-street whole family spade)an obscene expression of violent hostility and aggression.
1632	屌你老母個仆街仔	go pūk gāai jái	(fuck your mother's fall-in-the-street boy)an obscene expression of violent hostility and aggression.
1633	屌你老母爛花閪	díu néih lóuh móu laahn fāa hāi	(fuck your mother's rotten flower cunt)an obscene phrase expressing surprise, hostility and aggression.
1634	屌你老母撚鳩閪柒未撚屌過呀?	díu néih lóuh móu lán gāu hāi chaht, meih lán díu gwo àah?	(fuck your mother prick cock cunt dick, not prick fucked yet?)an obscene expression of violent hostiity and aggression.
1635	吊	diu	to hang
1636	吊頸都要透氣	diu géng dōu yiu táu hei	(even while hanging need breathe)to take a rest, to need to take a rest
1637	吊起嚟賣	diu héi làih maaih	1. to hoard, to speculate by hoarding a commodity2. to have a high opinion of oneself and so be selective about what jobs one takes on (e.g. movie star).
1638	吊靴鬼	diu hēu gwái	(hang boots ghost)someone who is always lurking around.
1639	吊住條尾	diu jyuh tìuh méih	to follow someone, to track someone, to be on someone's tail.
1640	吊命	diu mehng	1. to be hardly surviving, to be dependent on some source of money to survive2. to be dangerously ill
1641	吊癮	diu yáhn	(hanging addiction)1. to run out of durgs2. to be urgently looking for drugs
1642	吊鹽水	diu yìhm séui	(to be fed intravenously}under-employment, especially at factories where wages are calculated on a piece-rate basis, to be barely surviving
1643	釣	diu	to fish
1644	釣大魚	diu daaih yú	(to catch a big fish)to net a big criminal, to make a big arrest
1645	釣金龜	diu gām gwāi	(to fish for a golden tortoise)to look for a rich husband; to catch a rich husband
1646	釣高嚟賣	diu gōu làih maaih	used of a woman held to be arrogant or snobbish (esp. from a rejected man's point of view).
1647	釣泥猛	diu làih māang	(to fish for dory fish)a system whereby a taxi driver will take several passengers all going to a particular destination such as a ferry terminal (i.e. operating somewhat like a minibus).
1648	釣魚	diu yú	1. to fish2. to be sleepy, to "nod off" (in a bus, or during a class).
1649	調	diuh	to transfer
1650	調倉	diuh chōng	to transfer between cells in prison, to change cells.
1651	多	dō	many
1652	多得你唔少	dō dāk néih m4 síu	(thank you for not a little)used to tell somebody that they have been a nuisance, that they have caused lots of trouble to the speaker, "Thanks for nothing!".
1653	多多事實	dō dō sih saht	(many many facts)to be troublesome, over-talkative.
1654	多鳩餘	dō gāu yùh	an obsecne expression describing something as for meaningless, nonsensical, superfluous, "fucking useless".
1655	多舊魚	dō gāu yú	(one more piece of fish)meaningless, superfluous, a euphemistic variant of 多鳩魚 dō gāu yùh.
1656	多口	dō háu	(to much mouth)to talk too much, talking too much nonsense.
1657	多口水	dō háu séui	(too much saliva)to talk too much; talking too much nonsense
1658	多謝夾盛惠	dō jeh gaap sihng waih	(thank you and much appreciated)a rude way of refusing an offer, "thanks and no thanks".
1659	多謝你咁好介紹	dō jeh nèih gām hóu gaai siuh	thanks for the suggestion! (often used sarcastically).
1660	多咀	dō jéui	talking too much.
1661	多手	dō sáu	(many hands)fiddling, touching things (e.g. said of a naughty child).
1662	多水	dō séui	juicy (as a sexual reference to a woman).
1663	多事	dō sih	nosy
1664	多餘	dō yùh	meaningless, nonsensical, superfluous
1665	朵	dó/déu	1. a flower2. a name, reputation3. to reveal one's identity, to reveal one's traid identity by naming one's protector or traid society in order to protect oneself, intimidate, etc.
1666	度	dohk	1. to calculate2. to consider, to think3. to ask someone for a loan
1667	度頸	dohk géng	(measure nick)1. to be hanged2. to hang
1668	度住	dohk jyuh	to be calculating; to be materialistic
1669	度水	dohk séui	to ask for a loan; to beg for money
1670	鐸	dohk	a large bell
1671	鐸叔	dohk sūk	miserly, "stingy"
1672	蕩	dohng	to drift
1673	蕩失路	dohng sāt louh	to lose one's way, to get lost
1674	袋	doih/dói	1. bag2. a condom (short form of 避孕袋 beih yahn dói)3. scrotum (from 春袋 chēun dói)
1675	袋袋平安	doih doih pìhng ōn	(every pocket is secure)to acquire and keep safe a sum of money (a pun on 代代平安 doih doih pìhng ōn which is a New Year good wish meaning "peace on each generation").
1676	當		[dōng]1. to work as 2. to fill in a post [dong]1. to treat as 2. to pawn 3. to treat someone in a certain way (see 當臭四 dong chau sei)
1677	當打	dōng dáa	(when fighting)tough, fit, strong, formidable (e.g. football players)
1678	當家	dōng gāa	(to be the leader, to take on the role of leader
1679	當黑	dōng hāk	to be unlucky
1680	當紅炸子雞	dōng hùhng jaa jí gāi	(a red fired chicken)a currently popular personality, particulary in show business
1681	當紮	dōng jaat	waiting to be promoted
1682	當衰	dōng séui	1. to be unlucky, to run into bad luck2. used as an exclamation, as in "just my luck".
1683	當臭四	dong chau sei	to treat someone as a nobody, to show no respect to someone
1684	當流	dong làuh	to treat someone as unimportant or irrelevant, as having no status.
1685	當我流?	dong ngóh làuh?	You think I'm a nobody?
1686	當冇地	dong móuh dou	(to treat as not there)to treat someone as unimportant or irrelevant
1687	當票	dong piu	a pawn ticket
1688	當舖	dong póu	a pawn shop
1689	當死	dong séi	(to treat as dead)to treat someone as unimportant or irrelevant
1690	當食生菜	dong sihk sāang choi	(as if eating lettuce)nto regard a task as easy (e.g. taking an examination), to see something as "a piece of cake".
1691	當透明	dong tau mìhng	(to treat as transparent)to treat someone as unimporatnt or irrelevant
1692	當隠形	dong yán yìhng	(to treat as invisible)to treat someone as unimportant or irrelevant
1693	當耳邊風	dong yíh bīn fūng	(to treat as wind past the ears)to treat someone's words as unimportant, to ignore advice or words of wisdom.
1694	檔	dong	1. a stall2. a vice den; a gambling den
1695	檔口	dong háu	(stall mouth)a stall
1696	檔仔	dong jái	(stall small)a stall
1697	檔嘢	dong yéh	1. a stall2. a place under supervision (e.g. a nightclub, a video game parlour with security provided by a triad group).
1698	刀	dōu	a knife
1699	賭	dóu	to gamble
1700	賭大細	dóu daaih sai	賭大細(to play big small)1.to take risk2. risky, unpredictable (business, venture).
1701	賭檔	dóu dong	(gamble stall)a gambling-house, a gambling den.
1702	賭鬼	dóu gwái	a gambler (derogatroy).
1703	賭仔	dóu jái	a professional gambler
1704	賭神	dóu sàhn	(god of gamblers)a gambler gifted with superhuman intution, skill, etc., the "god of gamblers" (title of a popular film series).
1705	賭數	dóu sou	a gambling debt
1706	賭王	dóu wòhng	1. gambling king2. a nickname for 何鴻燊 Stanley Ho, the current holder of a gambling enterprise in Macau.
1707	倒	dóu	1. to invert2. to reverse
1708	倒米	dóu máih	(to throw away rice)to mess up, to ruin a business
1709	倒瀉籮蟹	dóu sé lòh háaih	(to pour out a basket of crabs)messy; troublesome
1710	倒塔咁早	dóu taap gam jóu	(as early as pouring out a chamber pot)very early in the morning.
1711	到	dou	to reach
1712	到嘔	dou áu	(until vomit)to a nauseating extent.
1713	到痺	dou bei	(until paralysis)to an extreme extent
1714	到訂	dou dehng	to come sexually
1715	到家	dou gāa	(to reach specialist)to have mastered a particular skill.
1716	到喉唔到肺	dou hàuh m4 dou fai	unsatisfying, insufficient.
1717	到死	dou séi	(until death)to an extreme extent
1718	倒吊冇滴墨水	dou diu móuh dihk mahk séui	(even if hung upside down, not a drop of ink will drip out)1. to be illiterate, to be unable to write properly2. to be cuturally ignorant, to be unlettered.
1719	倒及	dou kahp	(reversed gulp) a jutting lower jaw
1720	渡	douh	to cross over
1721	渡假	douh gaa	holiday
1722	鍍	douh	to gilt
1723	鍍金	douh gām	(to gilt gold)to leave Hong Kong for further sutdies abroad.
1724	道	douh	1. way2. Tao
1725	道姑	douh gū	(Tao nun)a female drug addict
1726	道友	douh yáuh	(Tao friend)a drug addict
1727	Do	dū	1. to do2. to work3. to have sex
1728	Do 嘢	dū yéh	1. to work2. to have sex
1729	讀	duhk	to study
1730	讀屎片	duhk sí pín	(to read diaper)1. to be ignorant2. to have studied something useless, to have learned nothing while studying
1731	讀勝	duhk sing	(to read win)to read books, to study (a euphemism used by gamblers because 書 syū "book" is homonymous with 輸 syū "lose").
1732	讀贏	duhk yèhng	(to read win)to read books (a euphemism used byb gamblers because 書 syū "book" is homonymous with 輸 syū "lose").
1733	獨	duhk	independent
1734	獨沽一味	duhk gū yāt méi	(to sell only one flavour)to have a strong preference for only one thing.
1735	獨行俠	duhk hàhng hahp	(a lone knight-errant)someone who makes their own way in the world, a "lone wolf".
1736	獨食	duhk sihk	to be selfish
1737	獨食難肥	duhk sihk nàahn fèih	(when eating alone it is difficult to put on weight)one will be more successful if one shares with others.
1738	動	duhng	an action
1739	洞	duhng	1. a cavern2. the female sexual organ, "hole", "cunt".
1740	桐	duhng	paulownia tree
1741	棟	duhng	beam
1742	㢥	duhng	1. wood used in shipbuilding2. to set a trap for someone; to frame someone (to "set someone up").
1743	㢥起床板	duhng héi chòhng báan	(to stand the bed-boards upright)to stay awake thinking about a problem.
1744	㢥旗	duhng kèih	(to plant one's flag}1. to take power in an area (e.g. a triad society)2. to set up a traid group in a particular area
1745	篤	dūk	1. to stab2. to let out a secret, to betray a secret
1746	篤爆	dūk baau	to let out a secret, to betray a secret
1747	篤鼻哥	dūk beih gō	(to point to the nose)to gain admission on account of one's status, to enter a club without paying on the strength of one's connections or "face" (i.e. one simply points one's nose instead of offering to pay).
1748	篤背脊	dūk bui jek	(to point at the back)1. to talk behind someone's back2. to make trouble for someone behind their back3. to betray
1749	篤出嚟	dūk chēut làih	to point someone out as the guilty party, to accuse someone, to betray someone
1750	篤灰	dūk fūi	1. an informer under cover2. someone who can't be trusted to keep a secret3. someone who gossips behind people's backs
1751	篤尿	dūk liuh	urine
1752	篤眼篤鼻	dūk ngáahn dūk beih	1. used to describe someone whose presence is annoying or irritating2. someone who is an unwelcome sight.
1753	篤屎	dūk sí	excrement, a piece of shit
1754	篤數	dūk sou	(to point figures)to record a false set of figures.
1755	篤痰	dūk tàahm	(throat) mucus
1756	冬	dūng	winter
1757	冬瓜豆腐	dūng gwāa dauh fuh	(winter melong tofu)1. an emergency, a crisisan unfortunate event, especially death.
1758	東	dūng	east
1759	凍	dung	cold
1760	凍過水	dung gwo séui	beyond repair, going from bad to worse, past salvation.
1761	短	dyún	short
1762	短倉	dyún chōng	(short warehouse)to hold shares for a short period only (financial jargon).
1763	短敍	dyún jeuih	(brief meeting)a euphemism for a short sex-session
1764	短癮	dyún yáhn	1. brief pleasure, a short period of enjoyment2. a brief sex session
1765	斷	multiple readings	[dyun]to abstain from [tyúhn]to cut off
1766	斷估	dyun gú	to guess
1767	Er	ē	1. to speak, to speak up2. to explain
1768	Er都冇得er	ē dōu móuh dāk ē	to have nothing to say, to have no explanation to offer.
1769	AA制	ēi ēi jai	(AA system)to split the bill between those who have eaten the meal, to "go Dutch".
1770	A鐘	ēi jūng	(of a nightclub hostess)to have one's time bought by a client, to sit with a client in a nightclub
1771	AV	ēi vī	(<adult video)sexy or soft pornography films, particulary in the Japanese context
1772	AV女郎	ēi vī néuih lòhng	a young woman who stars in sexy of soft pornography films, particularly in the Japanese context.
1773	AV女優	ēi vī néuih yāu	a young woman who stars in sexy of soft pornography films, particularly in the Japanese context.
1774	M	ēm	one's menstrual period
1775	M到	ēm dou	menstruation has begun
1776	M come	ēm kām	menstrual period has arrived.
1777	NG	ēn jī	to play a scene (a "take") badly in film-making so that is needs to be shot again (NG stands for "no good").
1778	花	fāa	a flower
1779	花多眼亂	fāa dō ngáahn lyuhn	(dazzled and confused eyes)to have a dazzling array of choices before one, to be unable to choose.
1780	花朵	fāa dó	a nickname.
1781	花花公子	fāa fāa gūng jí	a playboy
1782	花花碌碌	fāa fāa lūk lūk	colorful
1783	花弗	fāa fit	1. a flirt, fliratatious2. to be a playboy, a womaniser.
1784	花款	fāa fún	a design, pattern(garments, fabrics, etc.)
1785	花假	fāa gáa	fake.
1786	花膠	fāa gāau	a fish stomach, fish maw.
1787	花旗(國)	fāa kèih(gwok)star flag	the United States.
1788	花柳	fāa láa	a venereal disease; syphilis.
1789	花柳病	fāa láa behng	a venereal disease; syphilis.
1790	花呢碌	fāa lē lūk	with an elaborate design or pattern.
1791	花利	fāa lēih	tips, gratuities.
1792	花o靚	fāa lēng	an idle young man, a layabout "kid".
1793	花哩碌	fāa lík	colourful, gaudy.
1794	花名	fāa méng	a nickname.
1795	花面貓	fāa mihn māau	adiry face, to have a dirty face
1796	花棚	fāa páang	(flower shed)a vice den, a brothel
1797	花披	fáa pēi	(flower cover)to deivide up the profits from a crime, to share the "loot" or "booty".
1798	花心	fáa sām	(flower heart) to have many lovers, to have many boy or girlfriends; to be a playboy.
1799	花心大少	fāa sām daaih siu	a playboy.
1800	花心蘿蔔	fāa sām lòh baahk	a playboy, someone fickle or untrustworthy in love.
1801	花臣	fāa sán	trouble; fuss; special tricks, unusual behaviour.
1802	花葉格子	fāa yihp gaak jí	(flower leaf section)a bank (financial institution).
1803	花腰	fāa yīu	a police constable.
1804	化	faa	to transform.(blurred) to be liberal, tolerant.
1805	化骨龍	faa gwāt lùhng	a child, dependent child.
1806	化學	faa hohk	(chemistry, chemical) to be liable to break; fragile; vulnerable; of low quality, in a bad state.
1807	帆	fáahn	(canvas, sail-cloth
1808	帆船仔	fáahn syùhn jái	(little yacht); police officer.
1809	帆船牌	fáahn syùhn pàaih	(sailboat brand) the police*(a reference to the badge design of the pre1997 Royal Hong Kong police).
1810	飯	faahn	(rice)a cigarette(s).
1811	飯桶	faahn túng	(rice bucket) an idiot.
1812	飯碗	faahn wún	rice bowl) a job, a way of making a living.
1813	瓣	faahn	(petals) a general term for a triad society or triad sub-group, a line of business, a way of making money.
1814	犯	faahn	to offend
1815	犯賤	faahn jihn	(to offend cheap)to demean onself
1816	犯眾憎	faahn jung jāng	someone who is very unpopular, someone who is hated by everyone
1817	塊	faai	a piece
1818	塊gap	faai gēp	vagina, equivalent in tone to "cunt"
1819	塊閪	faai hái	vagina, equivalent in tone to "cunt"
1820	塊嘢	faai yéh	vagina, equivalent in tone to "cunt"
1821	快	faai	fast
1822	快脆	faai cheui	(fast and crisp)quick, quickly
1823	快槍手	faai chēung sáu	(quick on the draw)quick to finish sex, quick to ejaculate
1824	快刀斬亂麻	faai dōu jáam lyuhn màah	(a quick knife cuts through tangled hemp)to take decisive action
1825	快過打針	faai gwo dáa jām	(faster than giving an injection)very quick, very fast
1826	快馬	faai máah	(fast horse)added to a request indicating that one is in a hurry, "one the double", "make it fast".
1827	快活谷	faai wuhk gūk	(Happiness Valley)a nickname for Happy Valley district of Hong Kong Island
1828	快人快語	faai yàhn faai yúh	to be someone who doesn't waste words or time
1829	返	fāan	to return
1830	返歸	fāan gwāi	1. go home2. an impolite instruction for someone to leave, "piss off!".
1831	返閏	fāan gwāi	1. go home2. an impolite instruction for someone to leave, "piss off!".
1832	返去舊時嗰度	fāan heui gauh sìh gó douh	1. to return to the old place2. to die
1833	返鄉下執牛屎啦	fāan hēung háa jāp ngàuh sí lāa	(to go back to home village and collect cow shit)an insult to an unsophisticated person, or implying that someone is unsophisticated or ignorant or has no "face", "get lost, you yoke!".
1834	番	fāan	foreign
1835	翻本	fāan bún	to win back one's stake, to win back what one has lost (gambling, stock market)
1836	番鬼佬	fāan gwái lóu	a foreigner, a westerner
1837	番鬼佬月餅	fāan gwái lóu yuht béng	(foreigners's mooncake)bored, fed-up, a pun between a Cantonese speaker's pronunciation of "mooncake" and the expression 悶極 [muhn gihk] "fed-up".
1838	番鬼妹	fāan gwái mūi	a foreign girl, a Western girl or young woman
1839	番書仔	fāan syū jái	student who studies overseas, i.e. not in Hong Kong
1840	番薯	fāan syú/syùh	(sweet potato)an idiot
1841	番薯頭	fāan syú/syùh tàuh	(sweet potato head)an idiot
1842	番薯兵	fāan syùh bīng	gangsters from mainland China who come to Hong Kong or Macao to commit crimes
1843	番話	fāan wáa	a foreign language (usually English in the context of Hong Kong)
1844	翻	fāan	to overturnto refurbish, to renovate; to make a fresh satrt, to turn over a new leaft
1845	翻頭嫁	fāan tauh gaa	to re-marry of women)(derogatory).
1846	反	fáan	1. to rebel2. to betray
1847	反斗	fáan dáu	to be naughty, to be mischievous.
1848	反瞓	fáan fan	to toss and turn in one's sleep.
1849	反骨	fáan gwāt	to be rebellious; to be a traitor.
1850	反骨仔	fáan gwāt jái	a rebel; a traitor.
1851	反轉豬肚	fáan jyun jyū tóuh	to find out a friend's true(evil, disloyal) nature, to experience how friends turn into enemies after disputes or conflicts of interest.
1852	反轉豬肚就係屎	fáan jyun jyū tóuh	to find out a friend's true evil, disloyal) nature, to experience how friends turn into enemies after disputes or conflicts of interest.
1853	反面	fáan mín	to turn suddenly nasty, to become suddenly hostile.
1854	反艇	fáan téhng	to die.
1855	反肚	fáan tóuh	to die, to"go belly up" (like a hish when it dies.)
1856	反胃	fáan waih	disgusting.
1857	法	faat	the law.
1858	發	faat	to send out.
1859	發噏風	faat āp fūng	a non-sequitur style of talking used for humorous effect; to talk nonsense, to "bullshit.
1860	發嗡風	faat āp fūng	a non-sequitur style of talking used for humorous effect; to talk nonsense, to "bullshit.
1861	發青光	faat chēng gwóng	to stare fixedly.
1862	發錢寒	faat chín hóhn	to be obsessed with mony.
1863	發達	faat daaht	to be lucky, to strike it lucky; to strike it rich.
1864	發大	faat daaih	an expansion of business, to increase one's business substantially.
1865	發癩	faat dīn	a loose, flirtatious woman; crazy hysterical, mad.
1866	發電廠	faat dihn chóng	an attractive woman who gets the sexual attention of men.
1867	發花癩	faat fāa dīn	a loose, flirtatious woman; crazy, hysterical, mad.
1868	發火	faat fó	to lose one's temper.
1869	發晦氣	faat fui hei	to be in a rage (especially when one is in the wrong and confronted).
1870	發雞盲	faat gāi màahng	to not see something, to be blind to something (used as an exclamation in criticzing someone for bumping into the speaker, etc.).
1871	發雞瘟	faat gāi wān	insane, crazy.
1872	發個輪	faat go léun	to make a telephone call.
1873	發個豬頭	faat gwo jyū tàuh	to get rich, to win big, to make a lot of money, very rich.
1874	發過豬啼	faat gwo jyū tàih	to get rich, to win big, to make a lot of money; very rich.
1875	發姣	faat hāauh	to be flirtatious; to be man-crazy (of a woman).
1876	發收發躠	faat háauh faat dan	to be very flirtatious; to be man-crazy (of a woman).
1877	發開口夢	faat hōi hái háu muhng	to talk nonsense; to be naively optimistic.
1878	發窮惡	faat kùhng ngok	to be furious, to be very angry.
1879	發爛渣	faat laahn jáa	to be in a temper, to lose one's temper.
1880	發甩	faat lāt	to go crazy; to make meaningless remarks.
1881	發狼捩	faat lōng láih	to get tough with someone; to put one foot down.
1882	發老姣	faat lóuh hāauh	a flirtatious older women.
1883	發老脾	faat lóuh péi	to lose one's temper.
1884	發茅	faat máauh	to be ina temper.
1885	發抆憎/盟掙	faat máng jáng	to be in a temper.
1886	發夢冇咁早	faat huhng móuh gam jóu	to be too idealistic, to be over-optimistic.
1887	發牙痕	faat ngáah háhn	to chatter; to prattle continuously.
1888	發吽豆	faat ngauh dauh	day-dreaming; idling time away.
1889	發呆	faat ngóih	to be stunned; to be shocked.
1890	發惡	faat ngok	to lose one's temper; turn nasty.
1891	發脾氣	faat pèih hei	to lose one's temper.
1892	發晒呆	faat saai ngòih	to be compltely stunned; to be completely shocked.
1893	發神經	faat sàhn gīng	to go crazy.
1894	發市	faat síh	to start up a businees; to taste first success; to open one's account.
1895	發燒友	faat sīu yáu	a fan, an admirer a devoted fan; a fanatic.
1896	發ti騰	faat tìh táhng	to go crazy, to go wild (in fun).
1897	發台瘟	faat tòih wān	to give a poor performance in a live show.
1898	發現新大陸	faat yihn sān daaih luhk	to discover something amusing that one did not know about before.
1899	發軟蹄	faat yúhn táih	to go weak at the knees.
1900	發圍	faat wàih	the growth of a business; to have an opportunity to further develop one's caree.
1901	發瘟	faat wān	crazy.
1902	忿	fáhn	angry.
1903	忿巢	fáhn chàauh	unhappy, moody, depress.
1904	份	fahn	a unit, a share.
1905	一份	yāt fahn	one tenth of a cap of drugs(one cap as one tooth-paste tube cap),.
1906	佛	faht	Buddha.
1907	佛都有火	faht dōu yáuh fó	to a degree that is intolerable, "that's the limit!".
1908	揮	fāi	1. to wave2. (<fight) to compete against, to challenge, to fight with
1909	肺	fai	a lung
1910	肺講嘢	fai góng yéh	to talk nonsense
1911	廢	fai	waste
1912	廢柴	fai chàaih	(useless firewood)a useless person, an incompetent person
1913	廢拉柴	fai lāai chàaih	extremely stupid and useless people
1914	廢事	fai sih	(cost matter)a waste of time; not worth the trouble
1915	廢時	fai sih	(cost matter)a waste of time; not worth the trouble
1916	廢事啋你	fai sih chói néih	used to express strong irritation with someone, "I don't want to waste time with you!".
1917	廢時啋你	fai sih chói néih	used to express strong irritation with someone, "I don't want to waste time with you!".
1918	廢話	fai wáa	(useless talk)nonsense, "bullshit"
1919	廢話少講	fai wáa síu góng	used to tell someone to be quiet, "cut the crap!", "shut up!".
1920	吠	faih	1. to bark2. to shout
1921	分	fān	to share
1922	分餅仔	fān béng jái	(to divide small cakes)to prearrange the bids at an auction or in a tendering exercise
1923	分豬肉	fān jyū yuhk	1. ceremony involving dividing pork among the male members of a clan2. a ceremony in which the usual circle of people get awards (in the film or music industry in Hong Kong)
1924	粉	fán	1. powder2. heroin
1925	粉筆字	fán bāt jih	(chalk character)something unpleasant that should be forgotten or left in the past
1926	粉腸	fán chéung	(pig's intestines)an insult, a euphemistic but still aggressive variant of 撚樣 [lán yéung] "prick face".
1927	粉竇	fán dau	a drug gen, a place where drugs (especially heroin) are taken
1928	瞓	fan	to sleep
1929	瞓街	fan gāai	(to sleep on the street)to be penniless, to be destitute
1930	忽	fāt	1. suddenly2. a place location
1931	忽得	fāt dāk	a drug which brings someone down from a high, a "downer"
1932	弗	multiple readings	[fāt]not [fīt]fit
1933	弗弗地	fāt fāt déi	stupid; a fool
1934	淝	fèh	to shoot, to gun down
1935	淝低	fèh dāi	to shoot, to gun down
1936	Face	fēi sí	1. reputation, "face"2. respect
1937	飛屎	fēi sí	1. reputation, "face"2. respect
1938	非士	fēi sí	1. reputation, "face"2. respect
1939	飛	fēi	1. to fly2. to get rid of a lover, to end a relationship3. a hooligan, a hoodlum
1940	飛咇	fēi bīt	to be negligent while on beat duty, to be absent or taking care of personal business when one should be patrolling the streets (police)
1941	飛車堂	fēi chē dóng	a gang involved in illegal car racing
1942	飛出手指罅	fēi chēut sáu jí laa	to get away; to slip through the fingers
1943	飛機餐	fēi gēi chāan	1. airplane meal2. a session of masturbation as a sexual service offered to customers
1944	飛機場	fēi gēi chèuhng	1. airport2. flat-chested2. a message parlour, suana which has gives sexual services
1945	飛機友	fēi gēi yáu	a person who always breaks appointments
1946	飛仔	fēi jái	a young street gangster, a "hoodlum"
1947	飛象過河	fēi jeuhng gwo hòh	(fly an elephant across the river)1. to break a rule2. to reach across the table for food (a reference to the rules of Chinese chess)
1948	飛擒大咬	fēi kàhm daai ngáauh	to be over-eager, to be greedy, to be "pushy", to be forward, e.g. in demanding sex on a date
1949	飛來蜢	fēi lòih máang	(a grasshopper flown in)an unexpected positive event
1950	飛女	fēi néui	a young female street criminal
1951	飛撲	fēi pok	a flying save by the goalkeeper (soccer jargon)
1952	飛沙走奶	fēi sāa jáu náaih	(sand fly away milk leave)no sugar, no milk (in tea or coffee)
1953	非洲和尚	fēi jāu wòh séung	African Buddhist monk→乞人憎 [hāt yàhn jāng] terrible ■terrible, awful, detestable, despicable (a pun based on the synonym 黑人僧 "Black monk" which sounds like 乞人憎 [hāt yàhn jāng] "detestable").
1954	肥	fèih	fat
1955	肥腯腯	fèih dāt dāt	bulky, fat
1956	肥嘟嘟	fèih dyūt dyūt	slightly overweigh, "chubby"
1957	肥閪	fèih hāi	an obscene and insulting term for a fat woman, "fat cunt".
1958	肥仔	fèih jái	1. a fat young man, a fat boy (a common nickname)an illegally overloaded truck (truck driver jargon)
1959	肥豬肉	fèih jyū yuhk	1. fat pork2. a profitable business3. an activity through which a lot of money can be made
1960	肥佬	fèih lóu	1. (<fail) to fail an examination2. a fat man
1961	肥妹	fèih mūi	a fat girl
1962	肥婆	fèih pòh	a fat woman
1963	肥水不流別人田	fèih séui bāt làuh biht yàhn tìhn	(nuitritious water should not flow to the neighbouring field)advantage, profit or benefits should not be shared with outsiders
1964	肥屍大隻	fèih sī daaih jek	(fat corpse big piece)a large man, a strudy man, a strongly-built man
1965	肥頭耷耳	fèih tàuh dāp yíh	(fat head droopy ears)stupid (like a pig)
1966	肥騰騰	fèih tàhn tàhn	1. fat, obese (person)2. greasy, oily (food)
1967	肥揗揗	fèih tàhn tàhn	1. fat, obese (person)2. greasy, oily (food)
1968	肥羊	fèih yèuhng	1. fat sheep2. a customer who can be overcharged (taxi driver jargon)
1969	Friend	fēn	friend; friendly
1970	Friend過打band	fēn gwo dáa bēn	(more friendly than band members)really good friends, very close pals
1971	Fan屎	fēn sí	fans, followers (of pop stars, movie stars)
1972	Fi li fe le	fìh lī fèh lèh	crying loudly
1973	Fing	fihng	1. to wave about, to dance crazily2. to behave in a wild manner
1974	Fing霸	fihng baa	the hallucinogenic drug lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD
1975	Fing頭場	fihng tàuh chèuhng	a rave club, a rave disco
1976	Fing頭丸	fihng tàuh yún	(shake head pill)Ecstasy, a drug associated with "rave" culture
1977	弗到漏油	fīt dou làuh yàuh	(so fit as to be overflowing with oil)very fit, in great condition
1978	fit到漏油	fīt dou làuh yàuh	(so fit as to be overflowing with oil)very fit, in great condition
1979	Feel	fīu	1. to feel2. feeling, senstaion, emotion
1980	科	fō	1. a section2. strongly-built
1981	科錢	fō chín	to contribute to make up the full amount of money needed
1982	科水	fō séui	(department water)to pay, to pay money
1983	科騷	fō sōu	a dance show, a nightclub show
1984	火	fó	1. fire2. wild, bad-tempered, crazy
1985	火爆	fó baau	1. to have a bad temper2. to lose one's temper
1986	火車未到站	fó chē meih dou jaahm	(train not yet arrived station)to have one's trousers partly unzipped, "to be flying without a license"
1987	火滾	fó gwán	angry
1988	火起	fó héi	angry
1989	火氣	fó hei	1. temper, bad temper2.
1990	火紅火綠	fó hùhng fó luhk	(fire red fire green)in a feverish manner, in a frenzy
1991	火遮眼	fó jē ngáahn	(fire obstructing eyes)absolutely furious, blind with fury
1992	火燭鬼	fó jūk gwái	(fire ghost)1. a fireman2. a person who rushes to get things done but who is not necessarily efficient
1993	火牛	fó ngàuh	an electric transformer
1994	火頭	fó táu	the cause of problem
1995	火藥味	fó yeuhk meih	(smell of gunpowder)a tense situation, a situation which could explode into violence
1996	伙記	fó gei	1. a waiter2. a fellow police officer
1997	伙頭	fó táu	a cook
1998	伙頭將軍	fó táu jēung gwān	a cook, a chef
1999	貨	fo	1. goods, product2. money3. stolen goods4. drugs
2000	貨櫃佬	fo gwaih lóu	a container truck driver
2001	貨色	fo sīk	1. type of goods2. a type, kind of person, character
2002	慌	fōng	panicky
2003	慌慌失失	fōng fōng sāt sāt	fearful, nervous, frantic, in a panic
2004	慌失失	fōng sāt sāt	fearful, nervous, frantic, in a panic
2005	放	fong	1. to release2. free, uninhibited
2006	放白鴿	fong baahk gáp	1. to release a pigeon2. to cheat, to conspire to trick
2007	放長雙眼	fong chèuhng sēung ngáahn	to wait and see
2008	放膽	fong dáam	(to place gall-bladder)used to encourage someone to go ahead and do something, to take courage
2009	放電	fong dihn	(to release electricity)to flirt
2010	放篤尿	fong dūk niuh	to urinate
2011	放飛機	fong fēi gēi	(to release aeroplane)to break a promise, to break a commitment; to fail to turn up for a date
2012	放飛劍	fong fēi gim	(to project flying sword)to spit
2013	放虎歸山	fong fú gwāi sāan	(to let the tiger return mountain)1. to let an enemy go and take the risk of him causing trouble later2. to be indecisive and risk serious problems later
2014	放風	fong fūng	(to release wind)to inform, to pass information on
2015	放貴利	fong gwai léi	to work as a loan-shark
2016	放馬後炮	fong máah hauh paau	(to let of firecrackers behind the horse)1. to begin to make comments and criticise after something is already supposed to have been settled2. to refuse to accept the outcome or result, to be a bad loser
2017	放屁	fong pei	1. to fart2. to talk nonsense, to "bullshit"
2018	放生電	fong sāang dihn	(to send out electricity)to flirt
2019	放蛇	fong sèh	(letting snake out)1. an undercover police officer posing as the client of prostitute2. an undercover officer posing as a customer, client, or member of the public in a "sting" operation to catch criminals involved in fraud, deception and other illegal activities3. a journalist posing as a member of the public, as a client of a prostitute, etc.
2020	放聲氣	fong sēng hei	(to release sound gas)to spread information
2021	放水	fong séui	1. (of a teacher) to give hints to the students about a forthcoming examination2. to urinate
2022	放數	fong sou	to be a loan shark, to lend money at high interest
2023	放一馬	fong yāt máah	to let someone off, to forgive someone, to give someone a chance
2024	呼	fū	to exhale
2025	呼呼喝喝	fū fū hot hot	to be arrogant; boastful, "full of oneself"
2026	虎	fú	1. a tiger2. a celebrated or notorious figure in the world of triad societies, used in combination with the geographical area in which they hold power
2027	虎爪	fú jáau	1. tiger's claw2. fighting grip for which the hand is tensed like an animal claw
2028	虎穴	fú yuht	1. tiger's cave2. a dangerous place
2029	苦	fú	bitter
2030	苦瓜乾咁樣	fú gwāa gōn gám yéung	(bitter melon appearance)to look miserable
2031	苦過弟弟	fú gwo dìh dí	deplorable
2032	苦口苦面	fú háu fú mihn	(bitter mouth bitter face)to look miserable
2033	富	fu	wealthy
2034	富貴	fu gwai	wealth and honour
2035	褲	fu	trousers
2036	褲穿窿	fu chyūn lūng	(having a hole in one's trousers)to have no money
2037	負	fu	negative
2038	負氣	fu hei	(negative air)to be grumpy
2039	符	fùh	a charm or spell written on strips of yello paper
2040	符弗	fùh fít	1. a trick, a stratagem2. a solution to a problem
2041	符fit	fùh fít	1. a trick, a stratagem2. a solution to a problem
2042	符碌	fuh lūk	(<fluke)a stroke of luck (e.g. in examinations, sport)
2043	赴湯蹈火	fuh tōng douh fó	to be willing to undergo any hardship, go through fire and water
2044	逄凶化吉	fùhng hūng fa gāt	to encounter evil or misfortune but manage to turn it to one's advantage, to lead a charmed life
2045	鳯	fuhng	1. a phoenix2. a prostitute, especially a sex worker in a "one woman brothel" which is legal in Hong Kong (鳯 [fuhng] is used in restaurant menus to mean "chicken", hence the term means "prostitute" by analogy with 雞 [gāi]).
2046	鳯竇	fuhng dau	(phoenix nest)a prostitute's place of work, especially a "one woman brothel"
2047	𪁐姐	fuhng jé	a prostitute
2048	奉旨	fuhng jí	(by imperial decree)to take things for granted
2049	奉旨成婚	fuhng jí sìhng fān	(to get married by imperial decree)to get married because the bride is pregnant, a "shotgut weddin" (旨jí puns with 子jí which means son)
2050	灰	fūi	1. ash2. grey3. sad; depressed, melancholy
2051	覆	fūk	to reply
2052	覆灼	fūk cheuk	1. to take revenge, to fight back2. to repeat an action, to go back again
2053	覆卓	fūk cheuk	1. to take revenge, to fight back2. to repeat an action, to go back again
2054	福壽膏	fūk sauh gōu	(fortune long life paste)opium
2055	福星	fūk sīng	(good fortune star)a person who has luck or who brings luck to other people
2056	福星高照	fūk sīng gōu jiu	(good fortune star high shine)to have luck and good fortune
2057	福頭	fūk tàuh	(good fortune head)a fool
2058	款	fún	the character, type, nature (especially in negative comments)
2059	封嘴	fūng jéui	(to seal mouth)to keep silent, to keep one's mouth shut
2060	封老毛	fūng lóuh mòuh	to give a "red pocket", to give "lucky money"
2061	封艇	fūng téhng	(to seal boat)to have one's taxi impounded (taxi driver jargon)
2062	風	fūng	1. wind2. news, information
2063	風塵女子	fūng chàhn néui jí	a prostitute
2064	風車	fūng chē	1. windmill2. superintendent (police jargon, based on the badge design)
2065	風光	fūng gwōng	(landscape)good prospects, a bright future
2066	風流	fūng làuh	1. sexually loose, promiscuous2. love-making, sex
2067	風涼水冷	fūng lèuhng séui láahng	(wind fresh water cool)comfortable or pleasant (of a place) (sometimes used ironically)
2068	風生水起	fūng sāng séui héi	(wind grow water soar)to get rich
2069	風水輪流轉	fūng séui lèuhn làuh jyún	(the wheel of fortune turns)fortunes change, the "boot will be one the other foot!".
2070	風水佬呃你十年八年	fūng séui lóu ngāak néi sahp nìhn baat nìhn	(a fungshui master may trick you for ten or eight years)used to emphasise that one is telling the truth, "Would I lie to you?"
2071	風騷	fūng sōu	1. coquettish2. elated
2072	風頭	fūng tàuh	a situation, condition, state of affairs
2073	風頭躉	fūng tàuh dán	someone in the public eye, someone who enjoygs being in the limelight
2074	風頭火勢	fūng tàuh fó sai	1. a dangerous situation2. at full throttle, at full blast, at the most intense point
2075	風筒	fūng túng	1. electric hairdryer2. radar speed trap set by police
2076	風月場所	fūng yuht chèuhng só	(wind moon place)a place of debauchery; the world of carnal pleasures
2077	闊	fut	1. wide2. generous, big-spending
2078	闊綽	fut cheuk	generous, big-spending;a wealthy man
2079	闊佬	fut lóu	generous, big-spending; a wealthy man
2080	闊佬懶理	fut lóu láahn léih	not interested, not worrying about anything
2081	闊太	fut táai	a wealthy woman
2082	加	gāa	to add
2083	加底	gāa dái	(to add bottom)to make the food a bigger size, to increase the bulk of food
2084	加監	gāa gāam	(to add prison)to lose remission; loss of remission (prison jargon)
2085	加油	gāa yáu	1. (to add oil)a cry of encouragement, "come one!" (e.g. used in cheering on one's team in a sport competition)2. to stop work for meal (taxi driver jargon)
2086	加鹽加醋	gāa yìhm gāa chou	(to add salt add vinegar)to exaggerate
2087	袈裟	gāa sāa	1. monk's robe2. clothes, triad robes (triad jargon)
2088	家	gāa	a family
2089	家嘈屋閉	gāa chòuh ngūk bai	to cause trouble at home, to cause trouble in the family
2090	家法	gāa faat	(family law)a punishment, especially a serious punishment for a triad member
2091	家肥屋潤	gāa fèih ngūk yeuhn	(well-fed family, prosperous house)a well-off family, a properous household
2092	家鄉	gāa hēung	1. hometown2. home (taxi driver jargon)
2093	家常便飯	gāa sèuhng bihn faahn	normal, ordinary, "common or garden"
2094	家頭細務	gāa tàuh sai mouh	household duties
2095	傢俬	gāa sī	1. furniture2. crockery, cutlery, chopsticks, etc., laid out on tables in a restaurant (restuarant worker jargon)
2096	嘉	gāa	to admire
2097	嘉年華	gāa nìhn wàah	(<carnival)1. carnival2. a police road block (taxi driver jargon)
2098	嘉年華會	gāa nìhn wàah wúi	1. carnival2. a police road block (taxi driver jargon)
2099	假假地	gáa gáa déi	(pretentiously)1. at least2. nevertheless
2100	架步	gaa bouh	(framework steps)1. a vice establishment, a vice den2. a gambling den3. a triad base
2101	架子	gaa jī	(frame)an arrogant person
2102	架子大	gaa jī daaih	(frame large)an arrogant person
2103	架樑	gaa léung	(frame beam)1. to mediate in a dispute2. to interfere in a quarrel3. to get mixed up in a dispute
2104	架兩	gaa léung	1. to mediate in a dispute2. to interfere in a quarrel3. to get mixed up in a dispute
2105	架勢	gaa sai	(royal position)1. to be extravagant2. to spend money freely3. to have a high opinion of oneself
2106	架勢堂	gaa sai tóng	(royal position ceremonial hall)an extravagant, successful, big spending person
2107	架生	gaa sāang	1. tools or equipment for manual labour2. weapons3. equipment for criminal activities such as burglary
2108	架撐	gaa chāang	1. tools or equipment for manual labour2. weapons3. equipment for criminal activities such as burglary
2109	咖啡仔	gaa fē jái	(coffee boy)a traffic warden (young male)
2110	咖啡佬	gaa fē lóu	(coffee boy)a traffic warden (older male)
2111	咖啡妹	gaa fē mūi	(coffee boy)a traffic warden (young female)
2112	咖喱雞	gaa lēi gāi	(curry chicken)scratches, bites, bruises made during sex or sexual assault
2113	㗎	gàah	a sentence final particle
2114	㗎仔	gàah jái	1. a Japanese2. a young Japanese man, a Japanese boy (colloquial or derogatory)
2115	㗎佬	gàah lóu	a Japanese man (colloquial or derogatory)
2116	㗎妹	gàah mūi	a young Japanese woman, a Japanese girl (colloquial or derogatory)
2117	㗎頭	gàah tàuh	a Japanese person (colloquial or derogatory)
2118	㗎話	gàah wáa	the Japanese language
2119	家基冷	gaah gi lāang	used to affirm solidarity with someone, "one of us", "one of our guys" (Cantonese rendering of Chiu Chow dialect)
2120	街	gāai	street
2121	街鐘	gāai jūng	(street hour)1. the paid time of a nightclub hostess bought our from a club for the night2. the hourly rate for taking a hostess out of a club, a "bar-fine"
2122	街鐘宵夜殺馬	gāai jūng, sīu yéh, saat máah	(bar-fine, late supper, kill horse)the sequence of events on a hostess being bought out of a nightclub, i.e. getting "bar-fined", having supper and having sex with the client.
2123	街市	gāai síh	1. market2. the airport (taxi driver jargon)
2124	街數	gāai sou	a debt
2125	戒	gaai	to give up
2126	界	gaai	a territory
2127	𠝹	gaai	to cut
2128	𠝹女	gaai néui	1. to pick up a girl/a woman2. to chat up a girl/a woman3. to chase girls/women
2129	隔籬飯香	gaak lèih faahn hēung	(the neighbours' rice smells good)people are always dissatisfied with what they have, "the grass is greener on the other side of the fence".
2130	隔山買牛	gaak sāan máaih ngàuh	(to buy a buffalo from over the mountain)to buy something without seeing it first.
2131	隔夜油炸鬼	gaak yeh yàuh jaa gwái	(left-over dough sticks)weak, feeble
2132	格劍	gaak gim	homosexual sex, intercourse (male)
2133	格仔	gaak jái	(square)a way of censoring pronographic films and photos, in which the sex organs or taboo words are covered with a grid of squares.
2134	監	gāam	1. a prison2. to force
2135	監躉	gāam dán	a prisoner, a convict, a "jail-bird".
2136	監頭	gāam táu	(prison head)a prison warder in a supervisory position
2137	監粗嚟	gaam chōu làih	to achieve one's ends by force
2138	奸	gāan	cunning
2139	奸賴	gāan laai	to be cunning, to be dishonest, to be tricky
2140	繭	gáan	cocoon
2141	揀	gáan	to choose
2142	揀卒	gáan jēut	(to choose cricket)to select the right person, to pick someone suitable for a task
2143	揀蜶	gáan jēut	(to choose cricket)to select the right person, to pick someone suitable for a task
2144	揀飲擇食	gáan yám jaahk sihk	(to choose drink select food)to be a fussh eater, to be very choosy
2145	澗	gaan	a mountain stream
2146	間房	gaan fóng	1. to divide a room2. to charge customers by the head, to charge an individual fare to a group of passengers (taxi driver jargon)
2147	夾錢	gaap chín	to pool money
2148	夾帶	gaap daai	to cheat in an examination, to carry notes into the examination hall
2149	夾份	gaap fán	to make up the full amount of money
2150	夾棍	gaap gwan	to cheat
2151	夾萬	gaap maahn	a safe
2152	夾埋	gaap màaih	to plot with someone
2153	夾硬	gaap ngáan	by force, with great effort
2154	夾手夾腳	gaap sáu gaap geuk	to work well together, to have a successful partnership or cooperation with someone
2155	交	gāau	to connect
2156	交保護費	gāau bóu wuh fai	to pay a protection fee
2157	交差	gāau chāai	to work without enthusiasm
2158	交待	gāau doih	to justify oneself, to explain what one has done, to give an account of something that has gone wrong, e.g. to a superior.
2159	交更	gāau gāang	to change shift, to hand-over one's taxi for the next shift (taxi driver jargon)
2160	交個波俾你	gāau go bō béi néih	(to pass the ball to you)an exclamation passing the initiative to someone, "it's over to you!", "it's your turn now!".
2161	交功課	gāau gūng fo	(to hand in homework)to submit one's quota (insurance agents' jargon)
2162	交學費	gāau hohk fai	(to pay school fees)to pay the cost of acquiring a skill or knowledge, to "pay one's dues", to learn a lesson, to be taught a lesson
2163	交際	gāau jai	to socialize
2164	交朋結友	gāau pàhng git yáu	to make friends, to make friends and have a good time
2165	交水費	gāau séui fai	1. to pay water bill2. to urinate
2166	攪	gáau	to interfere with, to behave wrongly, to make a mistake, to "mess with", to "mess up".
2167	搞	gáau	to interfere with, to behave wrongly, to make a mistake, to "mess with", to "mess up".
2168	攪邊科?	gáau bīn fō?	an expression of critical surprise or amazement, "what are you trying to do?"
2169	搞邊科	gáau bīn fō?	an expression of critical surprise or amazement, "what are you trying to do?"
2170	攪出個大頭佛	gáau chēut go daaih tàuh faht	to create a big problem, to make big mess of something
2171	搞出個大頭佛	gáau chēut go daaih tàuh faht	to create a big problem, to make big mess of something
2172	攪錯	gáau cho	to make a mistake
2173	搞錯	gáau cho	to make a mistake
2174	攪寸個party	gáau chyun go pāa tìh	to make trouble, to mess up a situation, to "rain on someone's parade".
2175	攪串個party	gáau chyun go pāa tìh	to make trouble, to mess up a situation, to "rain on someone's parade".
2176	搞寸個party	gáau chyun go pāa tìh	to make trouble, to mess up a situation, to "rain on someone's parade".
2177	搞串個party	gáau chyun go pāa tìh	to make trouble, to mess up a situation, to "rain on someone's parade".
2178	攪得有聲有色	gáau dāk yáuh sēng yáuh sìk	to get things into order, to bring prosperity to a business
2179	搞得有聲有色	gáau dāk yáuh sēng yáuh sìk	to get things into order, to bring prosperity to a business
2180	攪掂	gáau dihm	to settle everything, to fix a situation
2181	搞掂	gáau dihm	to settle everything, to fix a situation
2182	攪到一鑊泡	gáau dou yāt wohk póuh	to seriously mismanage a situation, to make a mess of a task or situation, to "screw up".
2183	搞到一鑊泡	gáau dou yāt wohk póuh	to seriously mismanage a situation, to make a mess of a task or situation, to "screw up".
2184	攪風攪雨	gáau fūng gáau yúh	(to mix wind mix rain)to cause a lot of problems, to make trouble
2185	搞風搞雨	gáau fūng gáau yúh	(to mix wind mix rain)to cause a lot of problems, to make trouble
2186	攪攪震	gáau gáau jan	to make trouble, to disturb
2187	搞搞震	gáau gáau jan	to make trouble, to disturb
2188	攪攪震冇幫襯	gáau gáau jan móuh bōng chan	to make trouble, to disturb without buying anything in a shop as a mean of harassment.
2189	搞搞震有幫襯	gáau gáau jan móuh bōng chan	to make trouble, to disturb without buying anything in a shop as a mean of harassment.
2190	攪基	gáau gēi	1. to make homosexual friends, to be gay2. to turn gay
2191	搞基	gáau gēi	1. to make homosexual friends, to be gay2. to turn gay
2192	攪鬼	gáau gwái	to make trouble, to disturb
2193	搞鬼	gáau gwái	to make trouble, to disturb
2194	攪正	gáau jeng	to solve a problem
2195	搞正	gáau jeng	to solve a problem
2196	攪撚錯	gáau lán cho	a strong and aggressive expression of criticism or anger to someone, "you must be fucking kidding!"
2197	搞撚錯	gáau lán cho	a strong and aggressive expression of criticism or anger to someone, "you must be fucking kidding!"
2198	攪亂檔	gáau lyuhn dong	to cause chaos, to bring disorder
2199	搞亂檔	gáau lyuhn dong	to cause chaos, to bring disorder
2200	攪乜春呀?	gáau māt chēun aa?	an expression of anger, irritation or surprise at what someone is doing, "what's he up to?", "what's he doing?, "what are you doing?", 'what's taking so long?", "what's up?"
2201	搞乜春呀?	gáau māt chēun aa?	an expression of anger, irritation or surprise at what someone is doing, "what's he up to?", "what's he doing?, "what are you doing?", 'what's taking so long?", "what's up?"
2202	攪乜鬼呀?	gáau māt gwái aa?	an expression of anger, irritation or surprise at what someone is doing, "what's he up to?", "what's he doing?, "what are you doing?", 'what's taking so long?", "what's up?"
2203	搞乜鬼呀?	gáau māt gwái aa?	an expression of anger, irritation or surprise at what someone is doing, "what's he up to?", "what's he doing?, "what are you doing?", 'what's taking so long?", "what's up?"
2204	攪三攪四	gáau sāam gáau sei	1. to be lecherous, to have illicit sex, to visit prostitutes2. to behave badly, to get into trouble
2205	搞三搞四	gáau sāam gáau sei	1. to be lecherous, to have illicit sex, to visit prostitutes2. to behave badly, to get into trouble
2206	攪手	gáau sáu	the organiser of an activity, the driving force behind an organisation
2207	搞手	gáau sáu	the organiser of an activity, the driving force behind an organisation
2208	攪屎攪棍	gáau sí gáau gwan	to make trouble between people, to "stir shit"
2209	搞屎搞棍	gáau sí gáau gwan	to make trouble between people, to "stir shit"
2210	攪屎棍	gáau sí gwan	(stir shit stick)to make trouble between people, to be a "shit-stirrer".
2211	搞屎棍	gáau sí gwan	(stir shit stick)to make trouble between people, to be a "shit-stirrer".
2212	攪事	gáau sih	to make trouble, to cause problems
2213	搞事	gáau sih	to make trouble, to cause problems
2214	攪是攪非	gáau sih gáau fēi	(to stir yes and stir no)to cause trouble, to cause trouble between people.
2215	搞是攪非	gáau sih gáau fēi	(to stir yes and stir no)to cause trouble, to cause trouble between people.
2216	攪笑	gáau siu	1. to play around2. to joke
2217	搞笑	gáau siu	1. to play around2. to joke
2218	攪妥	gáau tóh	to get hold of, to secure
2219	搞妥	gáau tóh	to get hold of, to secure
2220	攪妥晒	gáau tóh saai	to get hold of, to secure
2221	搞妥晒	gáau tóh saai	to get hold of, to secure
2222	攪彎	gáau wāang	(to make curve)1. to make trouble2. to cause problems, difficulties
2223	搞彎	gáau wāang	(to make curve)1. to make trouble2. to cause problems, difficulties
2224	攪喎	gáau wóh	to spoil, to destroy
2225	搞喎	gáau wóh	to spoil, to destroy
2226	攪嘢	gáau yéh	1. to have sex2. to make fun, to joke around3. to make trouble, to cause problems
2227	搞嘢	gáau yéh	1. to have sex2. to make fun, to joke around3. to make trouble, to cause problems
2228	覺	gaau	to sleep
2229	覺覺豬	gàauh gāau jyū	to go to sleep, to "go sleepy-byes" (child's language)
2230	去覺覺豬	heui gàauh gāau jyū	to go to sleep, to "go sleepy-byes" (child's language)
2231	較	gaau	1. to compare2. to escape, to flee
2232	較非	gaau fēi	to get someone into trouble
2233	較腳	gaau guek	to escape, to flee
2234	教	gaau	to teach
2235	教訓	gaau fan	(to teach a moral lesson)to give a beating to, to "teach someone a lesson" by the use of violence.
2236	教路	gaau louh	to teach, to instruct
2237	撳	gahm	1. to press down2. to oppress, to keep someone down3. to extort money out of someone4. to settle an arguement, to dampen down a quarrel
2238	撳鷓鴣	gahm je gū	(to press a partridge)1. to cheat, to con, to deceive2. to extort, to blackmail
2239	㩒	gahm	to press
2240	㩒機	gahm gēi	(to press machine)to get money from a cash dispenser
2241	撳機	gahm gēi	(to press machine)to get money from a cash dispenser
2242	近	gahn	near
2243	目及	gahp	1. to stare, to watch closely2. to spy on
2244	目及住	gahp	to stare, to watch closely
2245	目及嘢	gahp	(to watch thing)to peep
2246	趌	gaht	1. to limp2. an impolite instruction for someone to leave, "get lost!", "push off!"
2247	趌開	gaht hōi	an impolite instruction for someone to leave, "get lost!", "push off!".
2248	雞	gāi	1. a chicken2. a prostitute3. ten thousand dollars4. the trigger of a gun5. a whistle
2249	雞包仔	gāi bāau jái	(small chicken buns)a small breasted girl
2250	雞脾打人牙骹軟	gāi béi dáa yàhn ngàah gaau yúhn	(to hit someone with a chicken leg softerns their jaw)the best way to persuade someone is to offer them something pleasant.
2251	雞腸	gāi chéung	(chicken intestine)the English language
2252	雞蟲	gāi chùhng	(chicken worm)a frequent customer of prostitutes, a "whoremonger".
2253	雞竇	gāi dau	(chicken nest)a brothel
2254	雞啄唔斷	gāi dēung m4 tyúhn	to talk a lot, to keep chattering on, to talk too much
2255	雞姦	gāi gāan	1. male rape, anal rape2. to rape a man
2256	雞噉腳	gāi gam guek	to leave in a hurry, to rush off
2257	雞咁腳	gāi gam guek	to leave in a hurry, to rush off
2258	雞仔餅	gāi jái béng	(chicken cookie)a station sergeant in the Hong Kong police
2259	雞仔架步	gāi jái gaa bouh	a vice den with young prostitutes
2260	雞帳	gāi jeung	(chicken bill)money owing for the services of prostitute, e.g. between two groups one who has "lent" prostitutes to the other.
2261	雞精	gāi jīng	a sex maniac, a whoremonger
2262	雞精書	gāi jīng syū	(chicken essence book)a condensed and simplified guide of a subject used by students before examinations.
2263	雞毛鴨血	gāi mòuh ap hyut	(chicken feather duck blood)in big trouble, a bad situation
2264	雞毛䒬皮	gāi mòuh syun pèih	(chicken feather garlic skin)a trivial matter
2265	雞心	gāi sām	chest
2266	雞手鴨腳	gāi sáu aap geuk	(chicken hand duck leg)clumsy, awkward, to be "all fingers and thumbs".
2267	雞碎	gāi seui	a small amount of money
2268	雞碎咁多	gāi seui gam dō	a small amount of money
2269	雞數	gāi sou	a charge for visiting a prostitute, money owed for visiting a prostitute.
2270	雞頭	gāi tàuh	(chicken head)1. an organiser of prostitution, someone in charge of recruiting, transporting and controlling prostitutes2. an organisation involved in recruiting, transporting, and controlling prostitutes
2271	雞同鴨講	gāi tùhng aap góng	(chicken talking to duck)used to describe a situation in which people are failing to communicate, in which people do not share a common language or a common understanding, point of view, etc.
2272	計	gai	to calculate
2273	計仔	gái jái	a neat plan, a smart idea
2274	計數	gái sou	1. to calculate2. to settle a score, to reckon up with an enemy
2275	計條數	gái tìuh sou	1. to calculate2. to settle a score, to reckon up with an enemy
2276	甘	gām	1. tasty2. big trouble3. heavily, badly seriously
2277	金	gām	gold
2278	金飯碗	gām faahn wún	(golden rice bowl)a highly-paid job
2279	金字塔	gām jī taap	1. pyramid2. Aids (after the pyramid logo used in the Hong Kong information compaign about Aids).
2280	金睛火眼	gām jīng fó ngáahn	(gold pupils and fiery eyes)eyes tired from intense concentration
2281	金礦	gām kwong	1. gold mine2. a business in which there is a lot of money to be made
2282	金蘭姊妹	gām làahn jí mūi	(golden lotus sisters)loyal friends (girls or women), good "sisters".
2283	金撈	gām lōu	a Gold Rolex watch
2284	金毛	gām mōu	(golden hair)1. blond, bleached or tainted hair2. a person with blond, bleached or tainted hair (especially with reference to young kids with bleached hair)
2285	金牛	gām ngàuh	(golden cow)a thousand Hong Kong dollar note
2286	金牌打仔	gām pàaih dáa jái	(gold medal enforcer)a senior triad enforcer, the top Red Pole of a triad society
2287	金牌隻花紅棍	gām pàaih sēung fāa hùhng gwan	(gold medal double flower Red Pole)a senior triad enforcer, the top Red Pole of a triad society who has been commended by his triad bosses.
2288	金盤洗手	gām pùhn sái sáu	(wash hands in the golden basin)1. to retire2. to withdraw from a business, an acitivity3. to leave the triad life
2289	金山阿伯	gām sāan aa baak	(Gold Mountain (San Francisco) uncle)an old Chinese man who has lived in the United States for many years.
2290	金手指	gām sáu jí	(gold finger)1. a police informer, a "grass" who is willing to testify against former associates2. an undercover police officer3. someone who can't be trusted to keep a secret4. someone who gossips behind people's backs
2291	金絲貓	gām sī māau	(gold thread cat)a young female foreigner, a western girl or young woman
2292	金蟬脫殼	gām sìhm tyut hok	(gold cicada sheds shell)to make a quick escape, to make a quick exit
2293	金塔	gām taap	(gold tower)a container for the ashes of a deceased person
2294	金魚	gām yùh/yú	1. goldfish2. a nighclub hostess who drinks with customers but does not have sexual intercourse with clients
2295	金魚缸	gām yùh gōng	(goldfish bowl)1. the stock exchange2. a brothel where prostitutes wearing numbers are displayed behind a glass screen
2296	金魚佬	gām yùh lóu	(goldfish person)someone who abducts a child, a child-molester
2297	今	gām	1. today2. now3. this
2298	今晚打老虎	gām máahn dáa lóuh fú	(this evening hit tiger)how are you? (a joke transposition of French "Comment allez-vous?").
2299	今晚肥仔	gām máahn fèih jái	(this evening fat boy)an exclamation, announcing that a good time will be had that evening, that money will be spend freely, etc. "tonight we are going to live it up".
2300	今時唔同往日	gām sìh m4 tùhng wóhng yàht	(the present is different from the past)someone or something is no longer relevant, "time have changed".
2301	今天天氣哈哈	gām tīn tīn hei hāa hāa hāa	(today weather ha ha ha)a dismissive expression, implying that the speaker has nothing further to say.
2302	今天天氣很好	gām tīn tīn hei hán hóu	(today weather very nice)a dismissive expression, implying that the speaker has nothing further to say.
2303	今勻	gām wàhn	this time
2304	咁	gám/gam	so
2305	咁都得	gám dōu dāk	used to indicate disapproving amazement at what someone has said or done.
2306	咁大隻哈乸隨街跳	gam daaih jek gap láa chèuih gāai tiu	too good to be true
2307	咁多人死唔見你死	gam dō yàhn séi, m4 gin néih séi	(so many people have died, but I don't see you dying)an insulting expression, "still with us?"
2308	咁高咁大	gam gōu gam dáai	of the same level, of the same rank or status
2309	咁就差唔多	gam jauh chāa m4 dō	used to express satisfaction that someone has done what they are told, "that's more like it!".
2310	咁橋	gam kíu	used on meeting someone by chance or on being surprised by a coincidence
2311	斤	gān	1. a catty2. one hundred (especially in relation to money)
2312	斤両	gān léung	(catty tael)ability
2313	一斤嘢	yāt gān yéh	a hundred dollars
2314	根	gān	1. root2. the penis
2315	跟得夫人	gān dāk fū yàhn	(can follow wife)a wife who follows her husband around (跟得夫人 pus with 根德夫人 gān dāk fū yàhn "The Duchess of Kent")
2316	跟	gān	1. to follow2. to be loyal to3. to be together with (lovers)4. to follow a big brother, to have a formal relationship of allegiance to a triad big brother
2317	跟班	gān bāan	a follower
2318	跟大佬	gān daaih lóu	to follow, to be the follower of a triad boss
2319	跟尾狗	gān méih gáu	(to follow a dog's tail)an obsequious person2. to be obsequious
2320	跟手尾	gān sáu méih	to complete an unfinised job botched by someone else.
2321	緊	gán	tense
2322	緊張大師	gán jēung daaih sī	a nervous person, a person who is always agitated.
2323	急	gāp	urgent
2324	急到爆缸	gāp	(explode to burst tank)to be bursting to go to the toilet
2325	急急腳	gāp gāp geuk	to leave in a hurry, to rush, to run
2326	急尿	gāp liuh	(urgent piss)to need urgently to urinate
2327	急屎	gāp sí	(urgent shit)to need urgently to defecate
2328	吉	gāt	1. lucky2. mandarin orange3. empty, unoccupied4. seven (triad jargon)
2329	吉士	gāt sí	(<guts)courage, "guts"
2330	吉屋	gāt ūk	an unoccupied flat or house (吉 gāt replaces 空 hūng "empty" as this term is homophonous with 兇 hūng "evil" or "unlucky").
2331	拮	gāt	to stab
2332	鳩	gāu	a prick
2333	鳩噏	gāu āp	to talk nonsense, to "bullshit"
2334	鳩fingfing	gāu fihng fihng	(prick wave wave)a person who continually does stupid things without realizing it.
2335	鳩支孖碌	gāu jī māa lūk	an insulting and obscene expression, implying someone is in the way or being stupid.
2336	九支孖碌	gáu jī māa lūk	an insulting and obscene expression, implying someone is in the way or being stupid.
2337	鳩笠	gāu lāp	(prick cover)a condom
2338	鳩毛	gāu mòuh	(prick hair)a man's pubic hair
2339	鳩毛放紙鷂	gāu mòuh fong jí yíu	(flying a kite with pubic hair)→靠博 [kaau bok] to take a gamble ■to take a risk, to take a gamble, based on an intermediate form 靠縛 kaau bok "need to tie together" which sounds like 靠博 kaau bok "to risk".
2340	狗	gáu	a dog
2341	狗噏	gáu āp	to talk nonsense, to "bullshit"
2342	狗不理	gáu bāt lèih	(of no interest to a dog)a pork and vegetable bun
2343	狗賊	gáu chaahk	a low-life, a "bastard"
2344	狗竇	gáu dau	(dog home)a messy place, an untidy home, a "pig sty".
2345	狗吠	gáu faih	(dog bark)to talk nonsense
2346	狗公	gáu gūng	the customer of a prostitute, the client of a brothel
2347	狗閪	gáu hāi	(dog cunt)an obsence insult
2348	狗口長不出象牙	gáu háu jéung bāt chēut jeuhng ngàah	(dog's mouth cannot produce ivory)to never have anything good to say, to say only unpleasant things
2349	狗仔隊	gáu jái déui	(puppy group)paparazzi
2350	狗仔式	gáu jái sīk	a sexual position, to have sex "doggie style"
2351	狗笠	gáu lāp	condom
2352	狗男女	gáu nàahm néuih	an unpleasant couple, a nasty couple, a bad boy and a bad girl
2353	狗眼看人低	gáu ngáahn hon yàhn dāi	(dog eyes look down upon people)to hold in contempt, to despise
2354	狗咬狗骨	gáu ngáauh gáu gwāt	(dog bites dog bone)fighting among members of the same group
2355	狗咬呂洞賓	gáu ngáauh léuih duhng bān	a dog bites the immortal Lu Dongbin→不知好人心 [bāt jī hóu yàhn sām] unaware of the heart of good people■to be unable to appreciate a good-hearted person, to "bite the hand that feeds you" (Lu Dongbin, one of the eight Immortals, was a dog lover).
2356	狗上瓦坑	gáu séuhng ngáah hāang	a dog goes up the roof→有條路 [yáuh tìuh louh] there is a way ■used to accuse someone of behaving secretively, especially of having an extramarital affair.
2357	狗屎垃圾	gáu sí laahp saap	(dog shit garbage)cheap things, articles of little value, "junk".
2358	狗屎佬	gáu sí lóu	(dog shit bloke)a person of low character, a "shit", a "bastard".
2359	狗話	gáu wáa	nonsense, "bullshit"
2360	狗話連篇	gáu wáa lình pīn	nonsense, "bullshit"
2361	狗王	gáu wòhng	(dog king)an anti-hawker patrol to prevent illegal street trading
2362	韮菜	gáu choi	1. leek2. an expression of surprise or mild irritation, "you must be kidding!" (a humorous distortion of 攪錯 gáau cho).
2363	九	gáu	nine
2364	九彩	gáu chói	seriously, extremely
2365	九大簋	gáu daaih gwái	a lavish banquet
2366	九反地	gáu fáan deih	a chaotic place
2367	九九機	gáu gáu gēi	(ninty nine device)a device for eavesdropping on police radio communications.
2368	九流	gáu làuh	low quality, low class, poor
2369	九唔搭八	gáu m4 daap baat	(nint matches not with eight)1. irrelevant2. nonsense, "bullshit".
2370	糾察	gáu chaat	disciplinary officer
2371	救	gau	to rescue
2372	救火	gau fó	1. to put of a fire2. sexual release, sexual satisfaction
2373	救火佬	gau fó lóu	(rescue fire man)a fireman
2374	救命	gau mehng	1. "Help!"2. to save life
2375	夠	gau	enough
2376	夠班	gau bāan	1. of a required class, up to the right level, of the right status to challenge someone2. to have the required skill, e.g. to challenge someone
2377	夠寸	gaau chyun	very arrogant, very "cocky"
2378	夠腳	gaau geuk	(enough feet)enough player (for a game of mahjong)
2379	夠薑	gaau gēung	(enough ginger)to be brave, to have "guts"
2380	夠照	gaau jiu	1. powerful, influential2. a powerful person
2381	夠雷	gaau lèuih	loyal, having the loyalty of a true brother
2382	夠power	gaau pāau áa	(<power)power, tough
2383	夠皮	gaau péi	(sufficient skin)enough to cover one's costs
2384	夠pop	gaau pōk	to be brave, to be fearless, to have enough guts
2385	夠有突	gaau yáuh daht	(enough having protrude)more than enough, ample
2386	夠義氣	gaau yih hei	(enough loyalty)loyal, faithful
2387	舊	gauh	1. old2. one hundred (dollars)
2388	一舊	yāt gauh	one hundred (dollars)
2389	舊底	gauh dái	before, previously
2390	舊飯	gauh faahn	(one lump of rice)an idiot
2391	舊鞋	gauh hàaih	(old shoes)an ex-girlfriend
2392	舊木	gauh muhk	(one lump wood)a slow-witted person
2393	一舊木	yāt gauh muhk	(one lump wood)a slow-witted person
2394	舊水	gauh séui	one hundred dolars
2395	舊相水	gauh sēung hóu	an old lover, an "old flame".
2396	Gut屎	gāt sí	(<guts)courage, "guts".
2397	儆借	gehng sek	to take good care of
2398	鏡錫	gehng sek	to take care of
2399	基	gēi	1. foundation2. (<gay) gay, homosexual
2400	基佬	gēi lóu	a gay man
2401	基婆	gēi pó	a gay woman
2402	機	gēi	1. a machine2. a chance, opportunity
2403	機竇	gēi dau	a video game centre
2404	機佬	gēi lóu	a cameraman, a camera operator
2405	機鋪	gēi póu	a video game centre
2406	幾	géi	1. quite2. how
2407	幾百萬未開頭	géi baak maahn meih hōi tàuh	(millions of dollars still untouched)to spend as if one were a billionaire
2408	幾大就幾大	géi dáai jauh géi dáai	(as big as necessary)whatever the consequences (when one decides to take risk)
2409	幾多味?	géi dō méi?	(how many flavours?)a question used in the context of commercial sex, "how many sexual services do you offer?"
2410	寄	gei	to send
2411	技	geih	a skill
2412	技人	geih yàhn	a cyclist (truck driver jargon)
2413	驚	gēng	to fear, to be afraid
2414	驚青	gēng chēng	to be afriad
2415	驚到鼻哥窿都冇肉	gēng dou beih gō lūng dōu móuh yuhk	(frightened until nostril has no flesh)absolutely terrified, petrified
2416	驚到標尿	gēng dou bīu niuh	(to urinate from fear)very frightened
2417	驚到打尿震	gēng dou dáa niuh jan	to be very scared, to wet oneself with fear
2418	驚到發軟蹄	gēng dou faat yúhn tàih	to be very scared, to wet oneself with fear
2419	驚你有牙呀	gēng néih yáuh ngàahn àah	(I'm afraid you have teeth)a sarcastic challenge to someone who is behaving in a bullying manner, "I'm really afraid of you!" (i.e. I'm not afriad of you!").
2420	驚死	gēng séi	to be terrified, to be sacred out of one's wits
2421	頸	géng	the neck
2422	頸渴	géng hot	thirsty
2423	頸喝	géng hot	thirsty
2424	鋸	geu	1. to cut by using a saw2. to kill3. to chop4. to destroy
2425	鋸到一頸血	geu dou yāt géng hyut	(to be cut by someone until the neck is bloody)to be cheated, to be the victime of a large-scale fraud, to be "ripped off".
2426	鋸雞	geu gāi	(to saw a chicken)to play violin badly
2427	鋸扒	geu páa	(to saw steak)1. to eat steak, to have a steak dinner2. to date an ugly girl
2428	車馬費	gēui máah fai	(driver horse fee)1. honorarium2. a fee demanded by a pimp to take away a prostitute found unsatisfactory by a client
2429	腳	geuk	1. a leg2. a player in mahjong3. a player in a drinking game
2430	腳腳七注	geuk geuk chāt jyu	1. very fortunate, very profitable (gambling)2. dead on target (shot on goal in soccer)
2431	腳頭	geuk tàuh	luck, fortune, fate
2432	腳頭好	geuk tàuh hóu	someone who brings good fortune, bringing good fortune
2433	腳頭唔好	geuk tàuh m4 hóu	someone who brings ill fortune, bringing ill fortune
2434	腳軟	geuk yúhn	(weak legs)weak at the knees, having difficulty standing
2435	舉	géui	to raise
2436	舉中指	géui jūng jí	(to raise the middle finger)to make an obscene gesture with the finger, to give the finger to
2437	舉手之勞	géui sáu jī lòuh	to help, to assist, to "lift a finger"
2438	疆	gēung	1. a boundary2. tense, strained (atmosphere, relationship, etc.).
2439	薑	gēung	1. ginger2. brave, bravery, "guts"
2440	薑越老越辣	gēung yuht lóuh yuht laaht	(the older the giner, the sharper it gets)used to praise older people (e.g. for their experience or wisdom).
2441	殭	gēung	dead and stiff
2442	殭屍茶包	gēung sī chàh bāau	(vampire's tea bag)a woman's sanitary napkin, a "tampax"
2443	嘰屹	gī gaht	to mumble, to talk indistinctly
2444	嘰嘰咭咭	gìh gī gaht gaht	1. to mumble2. to complain
2445	嘰哩咕嚕	gī lī gū lū/gìh lī gùh lùh/gìh lìh gùh lùh	1. an impression of the sound of a foreign language2. incomprehensible talk3. to talk in an incomprehensive way
2446	儉	gihm	frugal
2447	件	gihn	1. a piece2. a classifier for slices, law cases, etc., used in slang for people
2448	一件頭	yāt gihn tāu	one-piece
2449	健	gihn	healthy
2450	勁	gihng	1. strong2. excellent, great
2451	勁抽	gihng chāu	powerful, excellent
2452	勁到無倫	gihng dou mòuh lèuhn	great, wonderful
2453	勁料	gihng líu	excellent stuff, high quality material
2454	勁嘢	gihng yéh	things that are strong, excellent, difficult, etc.
2455	杰	giht	1. outstanding2. in bad trouble, a bad situation
2456	杰撻撻	giht taaht taaht	(very thick)very bad, very serious, in a lot of trouble
2457	激	gīk	1. to irritate2. brilliant, great, "cool"
2458	激親	gīk chān	to be irritating, to be annoying
2459	激凸	gīk daht	provocative, sexy, exciting, teasing
2460	激鬼氣	gīk gwái hei	very annoying, very irritating, maddening
2461	激氣	gīk hei	1. angry2. annoying, irritating
2462	激脹法	gīk jeung faat	to provoke someone into an action by challenging them, or by implying that they cannot do something, to make someone react by hurting their pride.
2463	激漲法	gīk jeung faat	to provoke someone into an action by challenging them, or by implying that they cannot do something, to make someone react by hurting their pride.
2464	激奀	gīk ngān	(so angry that one becomes thinner)to drive something crazy, to be irritated
2465	激死	gīk séi	(to irritate to death)to annoy someone, to irritate, to be a "pain".
2466	激死老豆搵山拜	gīk séi lóuh dauh wán sāan baai	(to drive one's father to the grave so one can pay one's respects at his tomb)1. to provoke one's father2. to behave in a provocative manner
2467	激死人	gīk séi yàhn	to be irritating, to be annoying
2468	堅	gīn	1. real, true, genuine, not fake, powerful2. resolut
2469	堅定流㗎?	gīn dihng làuh gaa?	a way of inquiry into the status of someone or something, "Is this stuff real or is it fake?", "Is he for real?".
2470	堅料	gīn líu	1. genuine stuff, high quality or real, "the genuine article"2. a good or trustworthy person, a person with the required qualities
2471	見	gin	to see
2472	見步行步	gin bouh hàahng bouh	to take things as they come, to deal with things one step at a time
2473	見高拜見低踩	gin gōu baai gin dāi cháai	(bow to the high-ups, trample on the lower orders)to flatter those above one and bully those below, to be a snob, to treat people differently according to their status
2474	見高就拜見低就踩	gin gōu jauh baai, gin dāi jauh cháai	(bow to the high-ups, trample on the lower orders)to flatter those above one and bully those below, to be a snob, to treat people differently according to their status
2475	見鬼咩	gin gwái mē	(did you see a ghost?)used to express scepticism about a story someone has told, "a likely story!".
2476	見過鬼怕黑	gin gwo gwái paa hāak	(having seen a ghost, one fears the dark)a bad experience makes one cautious, "once bitten twice shy".
2477	見紅	gin hùhng	1. to see blood2. bleeding
2478	見牙唔見牙	gin ngàah m4 gin ngáahn	(to see the teeth not the eyes)to smile broadly; smiling broadly
2479	見鑊打鑊	gin wohk dáa wohk	1. an expression of a willingess to meet any challenge or threat whenever the occasion arises2. a threat that the speaker will attack the addressee whenever their paths cross
2480	見人講人話見鬼講鬼話	gin yàhn góng yàhn wá, gin gwái góng gwái wá	(on meeting a human, one speaks human language, on meeting a ghost, one speaks ghost language)to try to please everybody, to adapt one's manner to the people one is with, to have many faces, to be insincere
2481	見一步行一步	gin yāt bouh hàahng yāt bouh	to take things as they come, to deal with things one step at a time.
2482	境	gíng	prospects, chances, situation, outlook
2483	㬌	gíng	a view
2484	㬌轟	gíng gwáng	a hidden reason, a reason that is not obvious, a secret motive
2485	敬	ging	respect
2486	敬酒唔飲飲罰酒	ging jáu m4 yám yám faht jáu	(if you don't drink when I toast you will have to drink as a punishment)if you don't do what I say when I ask politely, I will force you to do what I want.
2487	gap	gēp	vagina, "cunt"
2488	gap汁	gēp jāp	(<gap juice)vaginal fluid, "cunt juice".
2489	結	jit	to conjoin
2490	結拜兄弟	git baai hīng daih	sworn brothers, men united in an oath of loyalty
2491	結拜細佬	git baai sai lóu	the younger of two men who have sworn an oath of loyalty
2492	叫	giu	to call
2493	叫春	giu chēun	(mating call)to be flirtatious
2494	叫床	giu chòhng	(bed cries)cries and moans produced during sex
2495	叫雞	giu gāi	to be the customer of a prostitute, to visit prostitutes
2496	撬	giuh	1. to prise up2. to lure away, e.g. a girlfriend/boyfriend from their current partner, or an employee from his or her current employer
2497	撬牆腳	giuh chèuhng geuk	to seduce someone away from a lover
2498	撬長腳	giuh chèuhng geuk	to seduce someone away from a lover
2499	嗰	gó	that
2500	嗰啲嘢	gó dī yéh	(those things)ghosts (euphemism)
2501	嗰個嘢	gó go yéh	that person (derogatory)
2502	嗰隻衰嘢	gó jek sēui yéh	a disrespectful way of referring to someone, "that nasty person".
2503	嗰隻嘢	gó jek yéh	that person (derogatory)
2504	嗰條友	gó tìuh yáu	a colloquial, informal, familiar or disrespectful way of referring to a young man, "that guy".
2505	嗰頭近	gó tàuh káhn	(near to that side)close to the age of death
2506	個	go	1. a classifier2. ten thousand dollars
2507	哥哥仔	gòh gō jái	friendly or informal term of address for a young man
2508	該	gōi	ought, should
2509	該死囉	gōi séi lo	an expression of irritation or anger, implying that someone has got the fate they deserve, "serves you right!", "serves them right!".
2510	該偎囉	gōi wūi lo	an expression of regret or mock-regret at what has happened to someone, "what a shame!".
2511	各	gok	1. each2. every
2512	各花入各眼	gok fāa yahp gok ngáahn	(each flower pleases a different eye)people have different tastes and preferences; "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
2513	干	gōn	1. to interfere2. a stem3. one thousand (dollars)
2514	一干嘢	yāt gōn yéh	one thousands dollars
2515	乾	gōn	dry
2516	乾手淨腳	gōn sáu jehng geuk	(spotless hands and clean feet)finished and done with, once for all.
2517	乾塘	gōn tòhng	(dry pool)broke, penniless
2518	趕	gón	1. to hurry to2. to win back money lost in gambling
2519	趕咁快去死咩?	gón gam faai heui séi mē	(are you rushing off to die?)an exclamation equivalent to "why are you in such as hurry?"; "what's the big hurry?"
2520	趕狗入窮巷	gón gáu yahp kùhng hóng	(to drive a dog into a blind alley)to force someone into a corner, to provoke someone to react aggressively.
2521	趕住去死咩?	gón jyuh heui séi mē	(are you rushing off to die?)an exclamation equivalent to "why are you in such a hurry?"; "what's the big hurry?".
2522	趕住去投胎咩?	gón jyuh heui tàuh tōi mē	(are you rushing to reincarnate?)an exclamation equivalent to "why are you in such a hurry?"; "what's the big hurry?".
2523	趕鴨仔	gón ngaap jái	(to drive ducklings)1. to hurry along a group2. to herd a group of people from one place to another as fast as possible, e.g. a tourist guide leading a group of tourists.
2524	趕頭趕命	gón tàuh gón mehng	to be in a great hurry
2525	幹	gon	1. matter, business2. to kill
2526	江	gōng	a river
2527	江山	gōng sāan	(scenery)a domain, position, status
2528	江湖	gōng wùh	(rivers and lakes)the underworld, the world of secret societies, criminality and secret loyalties
2529	江湖情	gōng wùh chìng	a feeling of loyalty to or affiliation in underworld culture
2530	江湖大佬	gōng wùh daaih lóu	(river lake big brother)undreworld big boss, triad big brother
2531	江湖地位	gōng wùh deih waih	(river lake position)position, power or status in the underworld
2532	江湖道義	gōng wùh douh yih	the code of ethics of the underworld, the triad code of honour
2533	江湖救急	gōng wùh gau gāp	(river lake first aid)1. the principle requiring loyalty and support for a close friend or fellow triad member in difficulties2. a plea for help or assistance in an emergency
2534	港	góng	a harbour
2535	港燦	góng chaan	the nickname given by mainlanders to Hong Kong residents working in China (in retaliation for the nickname 阿燦 aa chaan)
2536	講	góng	to talk
2537	講波	góng bō	a commentary on a football match
2538	講多無謂	góng dō mòuh waih	there is no use talking, there is nothing more to say, "talk is cheap", "let's get on with it".
2539	講究	góng gau	1. to be particular about; to have a good eye for, or good taste in (clothes, food, etc.).
2540	講句駁句	góng geui bok geui	to keep arguing, to talk back, to continue to raise irritating objections
2541	講乜撚嘢	góng māt lán yéh	an obscene and aggressive expression used to challenge someone, to dismiss what they are saying, to make them stop talking, often carrying an implied threat, "you're fucking full of shit!", "who the fuck are you?".
2542	你講乜撚嘢	néih góng māt lán yéh	an obscene and aggressive expression used to challenge someone, to dismiss what they are saying, to make them stop talking, often carrying an implied threat, "you're fucking full of shit!", "who the fuck are you?".
2543	講鬼話	góng gwái wáa	to talk nonscene, to talk bullshit
2544	講口齒	góng háu chí	1. to keep a promise, to keep one' word2. trustworthy
2545	講口唔講手	góng háu m4 góng sáu	to talk but not act, to be "all talk and no action".
2546	講乜春呀?	góng māt chēun aa?	a challenge to what someone is saying, "what are you bullshitting about?".
2547	講唔埋欄	góng m4 màaih lāan	(talk not wholesale market)1. to be unable to reach a consensus2. to be unable to find common ground for discussion3. the sides are still far apart
2548	講你老母	góng néih lóuh móu	(to speak your mother)an aggressive and insulting way of telling someone to stop talking, "will you fucking shut up!".
2549	講三講四	góng sāam góng sei	(to talk three talk four)to gossip
2550	講三字經	góng sāam jih gīng	(to talk three-character classic)to use swear words
2551	講聲對唔住	góng sēng deui m4 jyuh	to apologise
2552	講是非	góng sih fēi	to gossip
2553	講笑搵第樣	góng siu wán daih yéung	(if you want to joke, find something else)used to dismiss a joke or suggestion, "this is no laughing matter".
2554	講數	góng sou	(to talk number)to settle a dispute, to negotiate terms of agreement
2555	講嘢呀?	góng yéh àah?	(are you talking?)used to challenge someone, threat of violence, "you're full of shit!", "who the hell are you?".
2556	你講嘢呀?	néih góng yéh àah?	(are you talking?)used to challenge someone, threat of violence, "you're full of shit!", "who the hell are you?".
2557	講耶穌	góng yèh sōu	(to talk of Jesus)1. to preach2. to lecture2. to moralise in an empty, pompouse or foolish way.
2558	割	got	to cut
2559	割和青	got wòh chēng	(to cut green grain)to leave a gambling game early with one's winnings
2560	高	gōu	high, tall
2561	高不成低不就	gōu bāt sìhng, dāi bāt jauh	(unable to go up and unwilling to go down)to be unwilling to accept a low-status job while being unable to find a high-status one.
2562	高大衰	gōu daaih sēui	a big bully, a large, unpleasant person
2563	高竇	gōu dau	snobbish, superior, "stuck-up".
2564	高竇貓	gōu dau māau	snobbish, superior, "stuck-up"
2565	高檔	gōu dong	high-class
2566	高檔雞	gōu dong gāi	a high-class call girl or prostitute
2567	高檔嘢	gōu dong yéh	high class stuff, good quality goods
2568	高洞洞	gōu duhng duhng	very tall, very high (e.g. building)
2569	高攀唔起	gōu pāan m4 héi	used to describe the situation of man who feels inadequate in reltion to a woman
2570	高射炮	gōu seh paau	(high shoot gun)to "fire the ack ack gun", i.e. smoking a cigarette with granules of heroin at the tip (drug addict jargon).
2571	告	gou	to sue
2572	告到甩褲為止	gou dou lāt fu wàih jí	to sue someone for all their money, to "sue the pants off someone".
2573	姑	gū	1. paternal aunt2. a gay man, guy men (gay slang)
2574	姑姑	gū gū	the penis (child's term)
2575	姑爺仔	gū yèh jái	a man who controls prostitutes, a pimp
2576	孤	gū	lonely
2577	孤寒	gū hòhn	miserly, "stingy"
2578	孤寒鐸	gū hòhn dohk	miserly, "stingy"
2579	孤寒種	gū hòhn júng	a miserly person, a "stingy bastard".
2580	古	gú	old
2581	古靈精怪	gú lìhng jīng gwaai	behaving in a secretive manner
2582	古老石山	gú lòuh sehk sāan	(ancient potted rocky mountain)old-fashioned
2583	古肅	gú sūk	conservative, old-fashioned
2584	古縮	gú sūk	conservative, old-fashioned
2585	古惑	gú waahk	cunning, untrustworthy
2586	古蠱仔	gú waahk jái	(cunning boy) a street criminal, a villain, a younger triad member, a "tough guy"
2587	古惑女	gú waahk néui	a female gang member; a young woman who associates with street gangs
2588	鼓	gú	to bulge
2589	鼓埋泡腮	gú màaih pāau sōi	(to puff out one's checks)to show one's displeasure
2590	鼓起泡腮	gú héi pāau sōi	(to puff out one's checks)to show one's displeasure
2591	顧	gu	1. to look after2. to attend to
2592	顧住收尾嗰兩年	gu jyuh sāu mēi gó léuhng nìhn	(beware of your last two years)a curse or a warning "may you pay for what have done".
2593	咕咕聲	gùh gú sēng	to have a rumbling stomach, to be very hungry
2594	焗	guhk	1. to bake2. a trap3. to force4. to provoke
2595	局	guhk	1. a trap2. to force3. to provoke
2596	侷	guhk	1. a trap2. to force3. to provoke
2597	焗豬扒餐	guhk jyū páa chāan	(to bake pork steak meal)1. baked pork chops2. a trick in which a pimp sends a woman to a client knowing that the client is unlikely to find her attractive, allowing him to charge a further fee to being a different prostitute.
2598	焗豬扒飯	guhk jyū páa faahn	(to bake prok steak rice)1. baked pork chops with rice2. a trick in which a pimp sends a woman to a client knowing that the client is unlikely to find her attractive, allowing him to charge a further fee to bring a different prostitute.
2599	焗住	guhk jyuh	1. to be trapped in a situation2. to be forced to do something
2600	攰	guih	tired
2601	攰lailai	guih làaih làaih	(tired and lame)exhausted
2602	攰奶奶	guih làaih làaih	(tired and lame)exhausted
2603	谷氣	gūk hei	angry, bad tempered, moody, in a bad mood
2604	谷精上腦	gūk jīng séuhng nóuh	(to have sperm pumping up to the brain)(of a man) to be sexually frustrated, to have not had sex in a long time.
2605	谷住度氣	gūk jyuh douh hei	(to hold one's breath)to contain one's anger, to "bottle up" one's rage.
2606	官	gūn	a government official
2607	官仔骨骨	gūn jái gwāt gwāt	(of a man) presentable, good looking, well dressed
2608	棺	gūn	a coffin
2609	棺材本	gūn chòih bún	(money for one's coffin)money put aside for one's old age
2610	棺材舖	gūn chòih póu	1. coffin shop2. anti corruption bureau; the Independent Commission Against Corruption, the ICAC (the Hong Kong government's anti-corruption agency)
2611	觀	gūn	to look at
2612	觀音兵	gūn yām bīng	(Goddess of Mercy soldier)a man who runs around looking after a woman, a man dominated by his wife, girlfriend, etc.
2613	觀音坐蓮	gūn yām chóh lìhn	a sexual position with the woman sitting on top of the man
2614	罐	gun	a can
2615	罐頭刀	gun táu dōu	1. can-opener2. the penis
2616	罐頭貨	gun táu fo	a virgin
2617	恭	gūng	to wait respectfully
2618	恭候	gūng hauh	1. to wait respectfully2. a polite phrase used ironically to refer to a situation where the police is waiting for someone at their home or place or work to question or arrest them.
2619	公廁	gūng chi	(public toilet)a sexually promiscuous woman, a sexually indiscriminate woman
2620	公關	gūng gwāan	1. public relations2. a nightclub hostess
2621	公司	gūng sī	a corporation
2622	公數	gūng sou	money belonging to the pool, money belonging to an organisation or group rather than to the individual
2623	攻	gūng	to attack
2624	攻打四方城	gūng dáa sei fōng sìhng	(to attack the four sided city)to play mahjong
2625	貢	gung	1. to move around an area2. to spend most of one's time in an area
2626	寡	gwá	widowed
2627	寡佬	gwá lóu	(a long guy)a middle-aged bachelor
2628	瓜	gwāa	1. a melon2. to die
2629	瓜柴	gwāa chàaih	1. to die2. to collapse completely
2630	瓜直	gwāa jihk	to die
2631	瓜老襯	gwāa lóuh	1. to die2. to die like a fool3. to fail
2632	瓜賴藤藤賴瓜	gwāa naai tàhng, tàhn naai gwāa	(the melon clings to the vine and the vine clings to the melon)to be inextricably bound together, impossible to separate
2633	呱	gwāa	to cry
2634	呱呱嘈	gwāa gwāa chòuh	1. to complain, to cry2. to make a lot of noise, to talk loudly
2635	呱呱叫	gwāa gwāa giu	1. to complain, to cry2. to make a lot of noise, to talk loudly
2636	掛	gwaa	to hang up
2637	掛彩	gwaa chói	bleeding, badly wounded, severely hurt
2638	掛單	gwaa dāan	to get one's meals at someone else's house
2639	掛單和尚	gwaa dāan wòh séung	to get one's meals at someone else's house
2640	掛住	gwaa jyuh	1. to miss someone2. to have someone or something continually on one's mind
2641	掛藍燈籠	gwaa làahm dāng lùhng	(hanging the blue lantern)an affiliated member of a traid gang, a new recruit who has not been formally accepted into a triad society but who has a protector who is a member.
2642	掛臘鴨	gwaa laahp áap	(hanging preserved duck)to hang oneself, to commit suicide by hanging
2643	怪	gwaai	strange
2644	怪誕	gwaai daan	funny, strange
2645	怪雞	gwaai gāi	used to refer to something weird, bizarre
2646	怪獸	gwaai sau	(monster)an ugly person
2647	關	gwāan	to concern
2648	關照	gwāan jiu	to take care of something (a business, a problem), to deal with something, to look after
2649	關你叉事	gwāan néih chāa sih	an irritated exclamation telling someone to mind their own business, "mind your own wretched business!".
2650	關你柒事	gwāan néih chat sih	an irritated exclamation telling someone to mind their own business, "mind your own wretched business!".
2651	關你春事	gwāan néih chēun sih	an irritated exclamation telling someone to mind their own business, "mind your own wretched business!".
2652	關你咩事	gwāan néih mē sih	an exclamation telling someone to mind their own business, "mind your own business!".
2653	關你屁事	gwāan néih pei sih	(to relate your fart business)an exclamation telling someone to mind their own business, "none of your damn business!".
2654	關二哥	gwāan yih gō	Guan Di (Guan Yu), a general from the Three Kingdoms period, was elevated to become the God of War. He represents loyalty and brotherhood, and is worshipped by both police officers and triad society members in Hong Kong.
2655	刮	gwaat	1. to scrape2. to find3. to look for someone, to hunt someone
2656	刮粗龍	gwaat chōu lúng	(to scrape thick dragon)to make a lot of money in an illegal or dishonest business
2657	刮竹	gwaat jūk	(to scrape bamboo)to play mahjong
2658	刮鐘	gwaat jūng	(to scrape hour)the protector of a prostitute or call girl making every effort to promote her services
2659	刮龍	gwaat lúng	(to scrape dragon)1. to make a lot of money in an illegal or dishonest business2. to be corrupt
2660	刮沙	gwaat sāa	(to scrape sand)to eke out a living, to struggle to make a living, to squeeze money out with difficulty
2661	刮友	gwaat yáu	to look for someone, to hunt someone
2662	掘	gwaht	to dig
2663	掘草皮	gwaht chóu pèih	(to dig grass)to gain money in horse-racing
2664	掘金	gwaht gām	(to dig gold)to try and make quick money, to try and strike it rich, to seek one's fortune, to be a "gold-digger".
2665	倔	gwaht	tough
2666	倔住晒	gwaht jyuh saai	staring, staring fixedly
2667	倔擂槌	gwaht lèuih chèuih	(blunt stick)blunt
2668	倔頭巷	gwaht tàuh hóng	(blunt head lane)a dead-end alley
2669	倔頭路	gwaht tàuh louh	(blunt head road)a dead-end street
2670	歸	gwāi	to return
2671	歸西	gwāi sāi	to die
2672	龜	gwāi	1. a tortoise2. the police3. cowardly
2673	龜蛋	gwāi dáan	(turtle's egg)1. a fool, an idiot2. a bad person
2674	龜公	gwāi gūng	1. a pimp (male)2. a cuckolded male
2675	龜婆	gwāi pó	1. a madame, a female brothel keeper2. a female prostitute
2676	龜頭	gwāi tàuh	(turtle head)the tip of the penis, the head of the penis
2677	鬼	gwái	1. a ghost2 a traitor; an informer within an organisation, a "mole".
2678	鬼揞眼	gwái ám ngáahn	(a ghost covering the eyes)1. to fail to see something2. to fail to find something3. to make a mistake
2679	鬼打鬼	gwái dáa gwái	(ghost fighting ghost)the in-fighting, fighting or quarreling among members of the same group
2680	鬼都怕	gwái dōu paa	(even a ghost would be afraid)terrifying
2681	鬼火咁靚	gwái fó gam leng	very pretty, beautiful, stunning (used of a girl or woman).
2682	鬼咁長氣	gwái gam chèuhng hei	talkative, long-winded
2683	鬼咁過癮	gwái gam gwo yáhn	really great, very exciting, fantastic
2684	鬼叫...咩?	gwái giu... mē	(did the ghost tell...?)who else is to blame for ...?; why the hell did you ...?
2685	鬼鬼鼠鼠	gwái gwái syú syú	furtive, sneaky
2686	鬼鬼崇崇	gwái gwái syú syú	furtive, sneaky
2687	鬼仔	gwái jái	a young western boy, a young westerner
2688	鬼知	gwái jī	(ghost knows)an exclamation meaning that one doesn't know, is not interested in knowing, or doesn't know how to find out something, "who knows?".
2689	鬼佬	gwái lóu	(ghost guy)a westerner, a European man, a "white man" (colloquial or derogatory).
2690	鬼佬涼茶	gwái lóu lèuhng chàah	(foreigner's herb tea)beer
2691	鬼馬	gwái máah	(ghost horse)1. to be funny2. to play the clown
2692	鬼妹	gwái mūi	a young female foreigner, a western girl or young woman
2693	鬼五馬六	gwái ńgh máah luhk	to act strangely, to be eccentric
2694	鬼婆	gwái pòh	a middlle-aged or old western woman, a "white woman".
2695	鬼殺咁嘈	gwái saat gam chòuh	(ghost killed noise)1. a screaming sound2. a loud noise3. very noisy
2696	鬼死咁	gwái séi gam	(as like ghost die)very, extremely
2697	鬼聲鬼氣	gwái sēng gwái hei	1. horrible to listen to, awful sounding2. a strange-sounding voice
2698	鬼上身	gwái séuhng sān	(possessed by a ghost)crazy, mad
2699	鬼鼠	gwái syú	furtive, sneaky
2700	鬼崇	gwái syú	furtive, sneaky
2701	鬼頭	gwái tàuh	1. a westerner, a foreigner2. a boss who is a foreigner
2702	鬼頭仔	gwái tàuh jái	a traitor, an informer withing an organisation, a "mole".
2703	鬼話	gwái wáa	malicious gossip, false rumours, "bullshit"
2704	鬼話連篇	gwái wáa lìhn pīn	(series of ghost language)to tell lies
2705	鬼畫符	gwái waahk fùh	(ghost drawing charm)illegible scribble, poor handwriting
2706	鬼混	gwái wahn	to screw around
2707	鬼影都冇隻	gwái yíng dōu móuh jek	(not even the shadow of a ghost)completely deserted
2708	貴	gwai	expensive
2709	貴到飛起	gwai dou fēi héi	extraordinarily expensive
2710	貴夾唔飽	gwai gaap m4 báau	(expensive and not enough to satisfy)over-priced, not good value and not practical.
2711	貴利	gwai léi	(expensive profit)loan-sharking
2712	貴利佬	gwai léi lóu	a loan-shart, a usurer
2713	桂	gwai	a cassia plant
2714	桂枝	gwai jī	a joss stick
2715	桂枝仔	gwai jī jái	a Hongkonger, someone from Hong Kong
2716	跪	gwaih	to kneel
2717	跪低	gwaih dāi	1. to kneel down2. to be off sick, to be unable to work because of illness (used in various occupational jargons, e.g. prostitutes, restaurant workers).
2718	櫃	gwaih	1. a cupboard2. the anus (prison jargon)
2719	櫃桶	gwiah túng	1. drawer2. the anus
2720	滾	gwán	1. to boil2. to cheat3. to have illicit sex, to visit prostitutes
2721	滾蛋	gwán dáan	(roll egg)used to tell some to leave, "piss off!".
2722	滾滾地	gwán gwán déi	depressed, moody
2723	滾開	gwán hōi	used to tell someone to leave, "piss off!".
2724	滾紅滾綠	gwán hùhng gwán luhk	(boil red boil green)1. to be lecherous2. to have illicit sex (red and green colours are associated with night-clubs)
2725	滾水借歪	gwán séui je mé	request for people to get out of the way, "comming through!".
2726	滾水淥腳	gwán séui luhk geuk	(boiled water drip on legs)to go quickly
2727	滾友	gwán yáu	a man who visits prostitutes
2728	滾熱辣	gwán yiht laaht	1. boiling hot2. the latest news, "hot news".
2729	棍	gwan	1. a stick2. a pennis
2730	棍底	gwan dái	Red Pole, a rank in a triad society
2731	棍仔	gwan jái	chopsticks (restaurant worker jargon)
2732	轟	gwāng	noise
2733	轟轟烈烈	gwāng gwāng liht liht	to achieve glory, to achieve great things
2734	骨	gwāt	a bone
2735	骨痹	gwāt bei	(bone paralyse)over-sentimental, sweet-talking
2736	骨場	gwāt chèuhng	a message parlour
2737	骨蟲	gwāt chùhng	(bone bug)a frequenter of message parlours
2738	骨氣	gwāt hei	good character, strength of character, moral backbone, loyalty
2739	骨子	gwāt jí	cute, elegant, chic
2740	骨精友	gwāt jīng yáu	a frequenter of message parlours
2741	骨妹	gwāt mūi	a young woman who works in a message parlour
2742	骨女	gwāt néui	a young woman who works in a message parlour
2743	過	gwo	1. to cross2. to transfer (funds, territory, allegiance).
2744	過場	gwo chèuhng	to move from one location or place of work to another (e.g. a hostess or a mamasan changing nightclubs)
2745	過大海	gwo daaih hói	(to cross the big sea)1. to go to Macao from Hong Kong2. to go gambling in Macao
2746	過底	gwo dái	to switch from one triad unit to another
2747	過得去	gwo dāk heui	1. passable2. to get along all right
2748	過檔	gwo dong	(to change stall)1. to change jobs, to move company2. to change allegiance3. to change one's triad allegiance4. an exclamation telling someone to go away, "get lost!"
2749	過火位	gwo fó wái	to go too far, to behave badly, to overstep the mark
2750	過界	gwo gaai	(to cross border)to go too far, to behave badly, to overstep the mark
2751	過口癮	gwo háu yáhn	(to satisfy mouth craving)1. to eat a small amount of something delicious to enjoy the taste rather than to satisfy one's hunger2. to speak for the sake of speak
2752	過江龍	gwo gōng lùhng	(to cross river dragon)someone superior or powerful who comes from the outside who has an impact on local affairs2. a lead used to start one vehicle using the battery of an other
2753	過骨	gwo gwāt	to pass (a challenge, an examination)
2754	過氣	gwo hei	to belong to the past, to be past one's prime, to have lost one's reputation or power
2755	過河濕腳	gwo hòh sāp geuk	(to cross river and get wet legs)to take a commission, to take a percentage (from a deal or transaction)
2756	過咗海就係神仙	gwo jó hói jauh haih sàhn sīn	(once one has crossed the sea, one becomes an immortal)used to describe a situation where once one has reached a particular point or place, one is safe (e.g. from the consequences of an action), to be "home and dry", to be "home free".
2757	過主	gwo jyú	an exclamation telling someone to go elsewhere, used for example with someone who is irritating, beggars, etc., "get lost!".
2758	過橋抽板	gwo kíuh chāu báan	(to pull up the planks after crossing the bridge)to betray one's friends once the crisis is over, to abandon one's friends once one is safe
2759	過兩招	gwo léuhng jīu	to have a fight, to exchange blows, to "go a few rounds".
2760	過來人	gwo lòih yàhn	an experienced person, someone who has lived through a lot, someone who has "seen it all before".
2761	過龍	gwo lùhng	to go beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior, to "go too far", to do something to excess
2762	過面	gwo mín	to change from one triad group to another
2763	過門	gwo mùhn	(to pass door)to marry, to get married (of a woman)
2764	過水	gwo séui	(pass water)to give someone money
2765	過水濕腳	gwo séui sāp geuk	(to cross river and get wet legs)to take a commission, to take a percentage (from a deal or transaction).
2766	過數	gwo sou	to pay, especially by transferring money automatically.
2767	過檯	gwo tói	(cross table)a nightclub hostess who goes from one table to another in order to meet the greatest number of clients
2768	過癮	gwo yáhn	(cross addiction)1. thrilled, excited2. an exclamation of delight, excitement, "this is great!", "wow!", "how exciting!".
2769	過日晨	gwo yaht sàhng	(to pass one morning)to do something to pass the time
2770	過一戙	gwo yāt duhng	1. to set a trap for someone; to frame someone (to "set someone up").
2771	國	gwok	1. a country2. state3. nation
2772	國有國法家有家規	gwok yáuh gwok faat, gāa yáuh gāa gwāi	(a country has its laws, a family has its rules)used to instruct or admonish a member of a group, "we have our own rules here".
2773	光	gwōng	bright
2774	光瞠瞠	gwōng chàahng chàahng	dazzling, very bright
2775	光彩	gwōng chói	(bright glory)honourable
2776	光管	gwōng gún	1. fluorescent lamp2. legs that are very white and pale
2777	光管腳	gwōng gún geuk	legs that are very white and pale
2778	光棍	gwōng gwan	(bare stick)a trickster, confidence trickster, a "con-artist".
2779	光棍佬	gwōng gwan lóu	(bare stick guy)a trickster, confidence trickster, a "con-artist".
2780	光棍佬教仔	gwōng gwan lóu gaau jái	tricksters teach sons→便宜莫貪 [pìhn yìh mohk tāam] benefit is bait for greed ■a warning about confidence tricksters who offer huge returns or instant profits, "don't be greedy!".
2781	光頭仔	gwōng tàuh jài	1. a bald man, a bald guy2. a young man with a shaven head3. a taxi which is available for hire
2782	光頭佗	gwōng tàuh lóu	a bald man
2783	光脫脫	gwōng tyūt tyūt	naked
2784	捐	gyūn	pass through
2785	捐窿捐罅	gyūn lūng gyūn laa	(to sneak in and out of a hole)to search high and low for a place
2786	捐山㝫	gyūn sāan lūng	1. to go through a mountain2. the name of a childen's game
2787	蝦	hāa	1. shrimp2. to bully
2788	蝦霸	hāa baa	to bully
2789	蝦兵蟹將	hāa bīng háaih jeung	(shrimp and crab soldiers)an unimportant person
2790	蝦蝦霸霸	hāa hāa baa baa	1. to threaten2. to bully, to "play the tough guy".
2791	蝦碌/轆	hāa lūk	(shrimp body)an amusing mistake (e.g. in the making of a film).
2792	蝦毛	hāa mōu	un unimportant person
2793	下	haah	underneath
2794	下火	haah fó	to come sexually, to ejaculate
2795	下海	haah hói	(to go down to the sea)to being one's career as a prostitute
2796	下欄	haah làahn	(lower fence)1. a bonus (restaurant workers' slang)2. tips, bonus (nightclub hostess)
2797	下欄錢	haah làahn chìn	tips, bonus (restaurant, nightclub, etc.)
2798	下馬威	haah máh wai	(to dismount and take charge)to stamp one's authority over someone at the outset.
2799	下扒/巴輕輕	haah pàah hēng hēng	(light chin)talk with no real meaning, "empty talk".
2800	下盤	haah pún	the underdog (in a contest).
2801	鹹/咸	hàahm	1. salty2. pornographic, lewd, sexually explicit, lecherous
2802	鹹菜	hàahm choi	1. salted vegetable2. crumpled clothes
2803	鹹菜西裝	hàahm choi sāi jōng	(saltd vegetables western style suit)a crumpled suit
2804	鹹蟲	hàahm chùhng	a lecherous man
2805	鹹碟	hàahm dihp	a pornographic film on disk (e.g VCD, DVD)
2806	鹹蝦燦	hàahm hāa chāan	a mixed-race person (especially used in Macao) (derogatory).
2807	鹹鹹臭臭	hàahm hàahm chau chau	smelly, unwashed
2808	鹹豬手	hàahm jyū sáu	(salted pig's knuckle)a lecher, a lecherous man
2809	鹹片	hàahm pín	(salty pieces)a pornographic film
2810	鹹濕	hàahm sāp	(salty wet)salacious, lecherous
2811	鹹濕故仔	hàahm sāp gú jái	a pornographic story
2812	鹹濕鬼	hàahm sāp gwái	a lecherous man, a "dirty old man".
2813	鹹濕仔	hàahm sāp jái	a lecherous young man, a lecher
2814	鹹濕佬	hàahm sāp lóu	a lecherous man, a "dirty old man".
2815	鹹濕相	hàahm sāp sēung	a pornographic photograph
2816	鹹濕笑話	hàahm sāp siu wáa	a lewed joke, a "dirty joke".
2817	鹹水	hàahm séui	(salt water)foreign
2818	鹹水大鱷	hàahm séui daaih ngohk	(salt water big corcodile)a foreign swindler
2819	鹹水樓	hàahm séui láo	a dangerous building, a badly built building (i.e. when salt water is illegally used to make the concrete).
2820	鹹淡場	hàahm táahm chèuhng	(salty or fresh water place)a message parlour which offers both sexual services and ordinary message.
2821	鹹淡水	hàahm táahm séui	(salt and fresh water)to engage in a business which is marginally legal, half legal and half illegal, to do "doggy business".
2822	鹹魚	hàahm yú	(salted fish)a corpse, a dead body
2823	鹹魚翻生	hàahm yú fāan sāang	(salted fish becoming fresh)1. to have an unexpected success after being written off as a failture2. to escape unexpectedly from a difficulty or danger
2824	鹹魚白菜	hàahm yú baahk choi	(salted fish and vegetables)1. a humble meal (polite expression used by host)2. a bad meal, a poor meal.
2825	閒	hàahn	leisure
2826	閒話	hàahn waah	(free talking)chatting [hàahn wáa] gossip
2827	行	multiple readings	[hàahng]to walk [hòhng]1. trade2. a shop [hóng]trade; shop
2828	行必	hàahng bīt	(to walk<beat)to patrol, to walk the beat (police).
2829	㣔差踏錯	hàahng chāa daahp cho	to make a mistake, to do something wrong
2830	行得正企得正	hàahng dāk jeng, kéih dāk jeng	(to walk straight and stand straight)to act in a toal proper manner, to behave beyond reproach.
2831	行街	hàahng gāai	to go out
2832	行古惑	hàahng gú waahk	to live the life of a gang-member, to live as a triad member.
2833	行行企企	(食飯幾味)(to walk walk stand stand (eat rice a few tastes)to be idle
2834	行Q開	hàahng kīu hōi	(to walk Q away)a rude intruction for someone to leave, "piss of!".
2835	行撚開	hàahng lán hōi	(to walk prick away)an aggressie and obscene instruction for someone to leave, "fucking piss off!".
2836	行路打倒褪	hàahng louh dáa dou tan	(walking backwards)to suffer a misfortune, to experience a reversal of fortune.
2837	行路唔帶眼	hàahng louh m4 daaih ngáahn	to not lok where one is going (used to complain at someone who has bumped into one).
2838	行老正	hàahng louh jeng	(to act old correct)to swindle
2839	行老文	hàahng louh màhn	(to act old cultured)a pick-pocket
2840	行埋	hàahng màaih	to have sexual relations (euphemism)
2841	行先一步	hàahng sīn yāt bouh	(to walk first one step)to die, to pass away
2842	行運一條龍	hàahng wahn yāt tìuh lùhng	(lucky as a dragon)having good fortune
2843	揩/high	hāai	(<high)1. happy, excited2. high on drugs; to take a drug, to get high on a drug
2844	揩邊瓣	hāai bīn faahn	a question used to check on someone's identity, "which traid group do you belong to?"
2845	揩冰	hāai bīng	to take the drug "ice", to get high on "ice".
2846	揩親	hāai chān	to be harmed, to be hurt
2847	揩草	hāai chóu	to smoke marijuana
2848	揩到甩轆	hāai dou lāt lūk	(high so as to lose a wheel)very drunk, drugged out of one's mind
2849	揩粉	hāai fán	to take heroin
2850	揩鑊	hāai wohk	to get into difficulty, to get into trouble, to make a mess of something
2851	揩油	hāai yáu	1. a man who molests women, a "groper"2. a man who tries to pick women
2852	揩嘢	hāai yéh	(something sticking)1. to take drugs2. to have a misadventure3. to be caught in the act
2853	鞋	hàaih	shoes
2854	鞋抽	hàaih chāu	(shoe to draw out)a jutting lower jar
2855	嚡口	hàaih	rough, coarse (texture)
2856	嚡過沙紙	hàaih gwo sāa jí	(rougher than sand paper)extremely rough, very coarse (in texture).
2857	嚡澀澀	hàaih saahp saahp	very rough, very coarse (texture)
2858	蟹	háaih	1. a crab2. the vagina
2859	嗰隻蟹	gó jek háaih	(that crab)an insulting way to refer to a woman. "that woman!" (with 蟹 háaih possibly suggesting 閪 hāi "cunt").
2860	蟹仔	háaih jái	the vagina
2861	蟹咗	háaih jó	to have died, dead
2862	蟹民	háaih màhn	(crab people)people who lost money in the stock market, people holding shares that have fallen in value.
2863	嚇	haak	to threaten
2864	嚇到標尿	haak dou bīu niuh	to be terrified, to urinate from fear.
2865	嚇到標屎	haak dou bīu sí	to be terrified, to defecate from fear, be "scared shitless".
2866	嚇鬼	haak gwái	to scare, to frighten (normally used in utterances asserting that one is not to be intemidated).
2867	嚇鬼呀	haak gwái àah	You don't scare me!
2868	嚇窒	haak jaaht	to scare, to frighten
2869	喊	haam	to cray
2870	喊包	haam bāau	(cry bun)a crying baby
2871	喊打喊殺	haam dáa haam saat	to cry out in an aggressive or threatening way, to cry for bloog, to "scream blue murder".
2872	喊都無謂	haam dōu mòjuh waih	there is no point crying over something one cann't change.
2873	喊苦喊忽	haam fú haam fāt	to be continually in tears, to be a "cry baby".
2874	慳	hāan	to be thrifty
2875	慳啲啦	hāan dī lāa	1. an instruction for someone to stop talking, "cut the crap"2. an exclamation of irritation or an instruction to go away, "get lost!".
2876	慳番啖氣	hāan fāan daahnm hei	(to save breath)used to someone who is talking to no effect, "don't waster your time, nobody is listening to you!", "save your breath".
2877	慳皮	hāan péi	(to save water)to save money
2878	慳水又慳力	hāan séui yauh hāan lihk	(to save water and save effort)poorly produced, bad quality, "shoddy".
2879	坑	hāang	a sweage pipe
2880	坑渠水	hāang kèuih séui	(pet sewage water)1. sewage water2. salty red bean congee
2881	呷	haap	to sip
2882	呷醋	haap chou	(to sip vinegar)to be jealous
2883	呷乾醋	haap gn chou	(to sip dry vinegar)to be jealous for no reason
2884	敲	hāau	to beat
2885	敲尸本	hāau jūk gōng	(strike bambo instrument)1. to obtain money by deception2. to blackmail3. to extort
2886	考	háau	to give or take an exam
2887	考起	háau héi	(to examine up)to reply to a question to which one can find no answer, "search me!".
2888	孝	haau	filian piety
2889	姣	hàauh	(of woman or man)flirtatious, to be sexually promiscuous, to be "horny".
2890	姣到出汁	hàauh dou chēut jāp	to appear highly sexually aroused (woman.
2891	姣婆	hàauh pòh	1. a flirt2. a sexually promiscuous woman, a "slut".
2892	姣婆遇著脂粉客	hàauh pòh yuh jeuhk jī fán haak	(loose woman meets face powder guy)used to describe a situation in which a promiscuous woman meets a promiscuous man.
2893	姣屍燉篤	hàauh sí dan dūk	flirtatious; promiscuous. "sluttish".
2894	校	haauh	a school
2895	校草	haau chóu	(school grass)the best-looking boy in the school
2896	校花	haau fāa	(school flower)the most beautiful girl in the school
2897	校服都未除	haau fuhk dōu chèuih	(still in school uniform)still at school, still young and immature
2898	含	hàhm	1. to contain2. to hold in the mouth.
2899	含蕉	hàhm jīu	(to suck banana)an strong insult for someone who is arrogant, roughly equivalent to "suck dick!".
2900	含住先	hàhm jyuh sīn	(to suck a while now)an exclamation telling someone to stop talking, leave, etc. "shut it!", "piss off!".
2901	含撚啦你	hàhm làn	(to suck prick)an obscene insult for someone who is boasting or who is nuisance, "suck prick!".
2902	冚	kám	to cover
2903	冚唪唥	hahm baahng laahng	everybody, everything
2904	咸不論	hahm baahng laahng	everybody, everything
2905	冚包散	hahm bāau sáan	to be destroyed, to disintegrate.
2906	冚家剷	hahm gāa cháan	an expression of anger, contempt, hostility, etc. at someone, or strong irritation at a situation, "you bastard!", "shit!".
2907	冚家祥	hahm gāa chèuhng	a curse, an expression of anger, contempt, hostility, etc. at someone, or strong irritation at a situtaion, "you bastard!", "blast!" (euphemistic version of 冚家鏟 hahm gāa cháan).
2908	冚家富貴	hahm gāa fu gwai	(whole family rich)a curse, an expression of anger, irritation, annoyance, etc. at someone or at a situation, "you bastard!", "blast!", a euphemistic version of 冚家鏟 hahm gāa cháan.
2909	冚家仱/拎	hahm gāa līng	(whole family bell)a curse, an expression of anger, contempt, hostility, etc. at someone, or strong irritation at a situation.
2910	恨	hahn	1. to hate2. to desire, to long for
2911	好恨	hóu	to desire, to long for
2912	恨到發燒	hahn dou faat sīu	(to want until fever)to want something desperately.
2913	恨仔	hahn jái	to want a baby
2914	恨死隔離	hahn séi gaak lèih	(to provoke extreme jealously in one's neighbours)to be the object of great envy.
2915	衡	hàhng	1. to weigh2. great, powerful, mighty
2916	杏	hahng	almond
2917	杏加橙	hahng gāa cháang	(almond plus orange)1. a euphemistic expression of irritation2. a contemptible person, a "bastard", a euphemistic or humorous version of 冚家鏟 hahm gāa cháan
2918	杏色加橙色	hahng sīk gāa cháang sīk	(almond colour plus orange colour)a euphemistic or humorous verson of 冚家鏟 hahm gāa cháan.
2919	合	hahp	to co-operate
2920	合皮	hahp pèih	(<happy)to be happy; to have fun
2921	合心水	haph sām séui	to one's liking, meeting one's requirements, suitable
2922	閪	hāi	a vulgar, obscene term for the female genitalia, "cunt".
2923	閪鳩撚屌呀?	hāi gāu lán díu àah?	an obscene question expressing violent hostility and aggression.
2924	閪毛	hāi mòuh	(cunt hair)woman's pubic hair
2925	閪水	hāi séui	(cunt water)vaginal fluid
2926	係	haih	to be
2927	係咁先	haih gám sīn	(to be thus first)used to indicate that a conversation is over, that one is leaving, etc., "that's all for now".
2928	係咁意	haih gám yí	1. as a token gesture2. at a minimum, at the very least.
2929	係乜東東	haih māt dūng dūng	used to express surprise or incomprehension, "what on earth?", "what the hell is this?".
2930	係威係勢	haih wāi haih sai	1. used of someone who seems well-connected or powerful2. to lok or sound impressive.
2931	係又噏唔係又噏	haih yauh āp m4 haih yauh āp	someone who says anything that comes into their head.
2932	係又點唔係又點啫?	haih yahh dím m4 haih yauh dím jē?	(if it is so what, if it isn't so what)each of two choices is equivalent, "it makes no difference either way", "it's all the same anyway, isn't it?".
2933	黑	hāk	1. black2. unlucky, unfortunate, cursed.
2934	黑暗	hāk am	1. darkness2. the Kowloon Walled City, formerly a Chinese garrison area of disputed status, which became a place where poor people, drug dealers, prostitutes, traids, unlicensed doctors and dentistis lived and operated.
2935	黑白	hāk baahk	1. black and white2. sesame and sweet tofu dessert
2936	黑白天鵝	hāk baahk tīn ngòh	(black and white swan)to nag all day and all night
2937	黑幫	hāk bōng	an underworld organisation, traid society
2938	黑布朦頭	hāk bou mùhng tàuh	a black hood used to cover the face, a balaclava.
2939	黑漆漆	hāk chāt chāt	very dark
2940	黑超	hāk chīu	sunglasses
2941	黑底	hāk dái	(darkness down)1. a police record, especially as a traid member2. one's traid or underworld identity.
2942	黑道	hāk douh	the criminal underworld, the way of life associated with the criminal underworld.
2943	黑道大哥大	hāk douh daaih gō daaih	underworld boss, a gangster boss
2944	黑道大鱷	hāk douh daaih ngohk	an underworld boss, a powerful underworld figure, a ruthless underworld boss
2945	黑道中人	hāk douh jūng yàhn	(black way people)underworld elements, triad society member.
2946	黑狗得食白狗當災	hāk gáu dāk sihk, baahk gáu dōng jōi	(the black dog gets to eat, the white dog gets the punishment)somebody benefits by their wrongdoing, while another person gets the blame.
2947	黑古勒特	hāk gú lahk dahk	dark, tanned skin (derogatory).
2948	黑鬼	hāk gwái	(black devil)a Black person, an African or African-American
2949	黑過鬼	hāk gwo gwái	(blacker than ghost)to have bad luck
2950	X佢鹵味黑過鬼呀	díu kéuih lóuh méi, hāk gwo gwái aa	Fuck! Things are really bad.
2951	黑過墨斗	hāk gwo mahk dáu	(blacker than an ink box)to have bad luck
2952	黑過鑊屎	hāk gwo wohk sí	(black than wok crust)very dirty, very black.
2953	黑口黑面	hāk háu hāk mihn	(black mouth black face)1. angry2. unhappy, gloomy
2954	黑吃黑	hāk hek hāk	(black eat black)a struggle among different triad groups.
2955	黑芝麻	hāk jī màah	1. black sesame2. the hallucinogenic durg lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD.
2956	黑孖孖\媽媽	hāk māa māa	very dark
2957	黑馬	hāk máah	(black horse)someone who seems to not to have a chance (in a race, competition), yet who may be worth supporting or betting on, a "dark horse".
2958	黑面神	hāk mihn sàhn	(black-faced god)a person with an angry face.
2959	黑名單	hāk mìhng dāan	(black namelist)a list of offenders, wanted or notorious criminals, people to be arrested, people to be excluded from an event, etc.
2960	黑勢力	hāk sai lihk	a powerful figure, the criminal power in the background.
2961	黑手	hāk sáu	to have a criminal record, to be a repeat offender; a criminal
2962	黑手黨	hāk sáu dóng	(black hand gang)criminal gangs, organised criminals (e.g the Mafia).
2963	黑社會	hāk séh wúi	(black society)a traid society, an underworld gang.
2964	黑社會字頭友	hāk séh wúi jih tàuh yáu	a member of a triad society.
2965	黑市夫人	hāk sí fū yành	(black market wife)a mistress
2966	黑天鵝	hāk tīn ngòh	(black sky goose (swan))to nag all night
2967	坎	hám	a bank; ridge
2968	坎頭埋牆	hám táu màaih chéuhng	(to bang one's head against the wall)to vent one's frustration, to be frazzled, to "bang one's head against the wall".
2969	恰	hāp	1. to bully2. to take advantage of3. to coerce, to force, to impose on
2970	恰死	hāp séi	to bullly, to bully severely
2971	乞	hāt	to beg
2972	乞米	hāt màih	(to beg for rice)very poor
2973	乞人憎	hāt yành jāng	(to beg people hate)disgusting, terrible, awful, outrageous
2974	乞兒兜度嗱飯食	hāt yī dāu douh náa faahn sihk	(to steal the rice from a beggar's bowl)to exploit the underprivileged.
2975	吼	hāu	1. to keep an eye on, to watch closely, to target2. to long for, to have a strong interest in3. to lust after (possessions, success, an object of sexual desire, etc.).
2976	口	háu	a mouth
2977	口啞啞	háu áa áa	(dumb)tongue-tied
2978	口噏噏	háu āp āp	to speak incoherently, to stammer, to burble
2979	口爆	háu baau	fellatio, a "blow job"
2980	口臭	háu chau	irritating, rude, impolite
2981	口臭仔	háu chau jái	(smelly mouth boy)someone who is always saying irritating, rude or provocative things.
2982	口齒	háu chí	(mouth teeth)a guarantee, a promise
2983	口多多	háu dō dō	(mouth a lot)to talk too much, to "shott one's mouth off".
2984	口多身賤	háu dō sān jihn	to behave badly, to behave inappropriately.
2985	口花花	háu fāa fāa	(mouth flower flower)to be skilled with words, to have a way with words, to "sweet talk" someone.
2986	口痕	háu hàhn	(mouth itch)1. to have a desire to eat something2. used to describe someone who likes to say something irritating, rude or provocative.
2987	口黑面黑	háu hāk mihn hāk	(mouth black face black)very angry, furious
2988	口輕輕	háu hēng hēng	to make promises lightly, to speak without thinking through the consequences of what one is saying; to be glib
2989	口響/响	háu héung	to make promises lightly, to speak without thinking through the consequences of what one is saying; to be glib
2990	口慷慷	háu hòng hòng	to make promises lightly, to speak without thinking through the consequences of what one is saying; to be glib
2991	口窒窒	háu jaht jaht	to stammer, to stutter; stammering
2992	口腫面腫	háu júng mihn júng	a swollen face, a face showing signs of being hit.
2993	口立濕	háu nahp sāp	a snack
2994	口衰	háu sēui	(mouth bad)to be continually saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
2995	口水	háu séui	1. saliva2. very talkative
2996	口水多過茶	háu séui dō gwo chàh	(saliva more than tea)very talkative, extremely garrulous
2997	口水佬	háu séui lóu	a talktive person
2998	口疏	háu sō	(mouth loose)to be unable to keep a secret, to have a loose tongue.
2999	口甜舌滑	háu tìhm sit waaht	(mouth sweet tongue smooth)to be skilled with words, to have a way with words, to "sweet talk".
3000	口同鼻拗	háu tùhng beih ngaau	(mouth arguing with nose)a pointless arguement; to argue over nothing.
3001	喉	hàuh	1. the throat2. to want something
3002	喉急	hàuh gāp	impatient, eager, desperate
3003	喉住	hàuh jyuh	1. to want something2. to lust after (possessions, sucess, an object of sexual desire, etc.)
3004	喉琴	hàuh kàhm	impatient, eager, desperate
3005	厚	háuh	thick
3006	厚叠叠	háuh dahp dahp	very think (objects)
3007	後底乸	háuh dái láa	(behind bottom female)step-mother
3008	後欄	háuh lāan	anus
3009	後浪	háuh lohng	the rising generation, the new generation.
3010	後庭	háuh tìhng	(back court)anus
3011	後庭藏毒	háuh tìhng chòhng duhk	(hide drugs in the back court)a way of describing the act of criminals or prisoners hiding drugs in the anus.
3012	後台	háuh tóih	1. backstage2. connections, influence, contacts behind the scene
3013	後台硬朗	háuh tóih ngaahng lòhng	powerful back-up, powerful contacts behind the scenes
3014	嬉	hēi	laughing
3015	嬉皮仕	hēi pèih sih	(<hippy)a hippy
3016	起	héi	1. to build2. to increase
3017	起菜	héi choi	1. to serve dishes2. to chase girls3. to have sex with a girl
3018	起底	héi dái	(to bring out a background)1. to investigate someone2. to check up on someone's background
3019	起釘	héi dēng	(to raise nail)to collect an interest payment (in loan sharking).
3020	起鐘	héi jūng	(to raise hour)to buy the time of a prostitute, to see a prostitute.
3021	起尾注	héi méih jyu	to seize something from somebody, to usurp ownership.
3022	起眼	héi ngáahn	eye-catching, attractive
3023	起pok/𦢊	héi pōk	blisters; to get blisters
3024	起晒馬	héi saai máah	to get one's followers ready for a fight
3025	起雙飛	héi sēung fēi	to have a threesome, ménage à trois
3026	起水	héi séui	(to raise water)1. to have one's menstrual period2. to be sexually excited, to be "wet" with desire (of a woman).
3027	起痰	héi tàahm	(to raise phlegm)to be sexually attracted to a woman
3028	起頭	héi tàuh	(to raise head)to get an eraction
3029	豈	héi	1. how2. what
3030	豈勢咁	héi sai gám	as much as possible, as extreme as possible
3031	豈冇此理	héi yáuh chí léih	(how come there is this reason?)an expression of anger, strong irritation, "how outrageous!".
3032	戲	hei	1. a play, a performance2. an act, a bluff
3033	戲子	hei jī	1. actor2. a person hired to stand in a police identification parade alongside the suspects
3034	戲肉/玉	hei yúk	(meat of the drama)the highlight.
3035	氣	hei	1. air2. atmosphere
3036	氣頂	hei díng	(breath blocked)to be angry and frustrated, to "bottle up" one's rage.
3037	氣羅氣喘	hei lòh hei chéun	gasping for breath
3038	汽	hei	vapour
3039	汽水	hei séui	(fizzy drink)1. soda2. a nickname for the 和安樂 Wo On Lok triad society
3040	Happy	hēp pí	(<happy)1. happy2. to have a good time, to have fun
3041	Hap唔Happy呀?	hēp m4 hēp pí	Are you doing OK?
3042	噓噓聲	hèuh héu sēng	very fast, very quickly
3043	墟	hēui	market
3044	墟冚	hēui haahm	crowded, very bush
3045	許	héui	1. to promise2. to approve3. to expect
3046	去	heui	to go
3047	去八吓	heui baat háah	to gossip
3048	去街	heui	1. to go out2. a nightclub hostess leaving the nightclub for sex with a customer, to leave the nightclub with a customer for sex.
3049	去街市𥄲餸冇價講呀	heui gāai sìh máaih sung yáuh gaa góng àah	used to reject any attempt to negotiate in a situation of conflict where the speaker has the upper hand, "do yo think you are bargaining for vegetables in the market?".
3050	去九龍塘	heui gáu lùhng tòhng	(to go to Kowloon Tong)to go to a short-time hotel for sex.
3051	去hea	heui he	t go out to have fun, to hang out
3052	去K	heui kēi	to go to a karaoke bar.
3053	去馬	heui máah	(to go horse)1. to go to work, to start (task, activity)2. to start fighting3. to have sex
3054	去蒲	heui póuh	to go out on the streets, to go onto the streets to "hang out".
3055	去仆街	heui pūk gāai	used to indicate strong irritation, anger, hostility, etc., "go and die!", "get lost!".
3056	去勢	heui sai	1. to lose power2. to have one's penis cut off (e.g. by an angry wife, euphemism)3. to reveal one's plan or more so that it can be anticipated.
3057	去死	heui séi	a rude and hostile expression, used to tell someone to go away, "go to hell!".
3058	去死啦	heui séi lāa	an expression of anger or strong irritation, "go to hell!".
3059	去soso/social	heui sōu sòuh	to go to meet friends, to socialise
3060	去威	heui wāi	to go out for an evening's entertainment, to go out for a good time.
3061	去WET	heui wēt	to go out to have fun, to hang out
3062	去飲	heui yám	to go to a wedding banquet
3063	去夜街	heui yeh gāai	to go out late, to go out on the town
3064	去閰羅王處報到	heui yìhm lòh wòhng syu bou dou	(to go to the god-of-hell's place to report)to die, i.e. to report to the god of hell.
3065	鄉	hēung	one's home village
3066	鄉下仔	hēung háa jái	(home village boy)an ignorant or unsophisticated young man, a young man newly arrived in the city from the countryside, "country bumpkin".
3067	鄉下佬	hēung háa lóu	(home village bloke)n ignorant or unsophisticated man, a man newly arrived in the city from the countryside, "country bumpkin".
3068	鄉下佬一腳牛屎	hēung háa lóu yāt guek ngàuh sí	(a country-bumpkin with foot covered in cow shit)a country-bumpkin, a yokel.
3069	鄉下妹	hēung háa mūi	(home village girl)an ignorant or unsophisticated girl or young woman, a girl or young woman newly arrived in the city from the countryside, "county-bumpkin".
3070	鄉下婆	hēung háa pó	(home vilage womanan ignorant or unsophisticated woman, a woman newly arrived in the city from the countryside, "country bumpkin".
3071	香	hēung	1. fragrant2. joss sticks3. to die (euphemistic, a reference to the custom of burning joss sticks in honour of the departed).
3072	香港腳	hēung góng guek	(Hong Kong foot)athlete's foot
3073	香蕉	hēung jīu	1. banana2. penis3. a person who is said to be yellow (i.e. Chinese) on the outside, but white (Western) on the inside, a Chinese who is westernised in their thinking and behaviour (derogatory).
3074	香咗	hēung jó	1. dead2. a failure
3075	香主	hēung jyú	Incense Master, a senior rank in the traditional structure of a triad society, held by official in charge of rituals, particulary the initiation ceremony. The numerical code associated with this rank is 438 (triad jargon).
3076	香爐躉	hēung lòuh dán	the only son in a family
3077	香噴噴	hēung pan pan	very fragrant
3078	響	héung	to sound
3079	響朵	héung dó/déu	(to sound name)1. to invoke the name of one's triad brother, protector, boss, etc.2. to reveal one's identity in order to make an impression, get protection, etc.
3080	響噹噹	héung dōng dōng	well-known, famous, having a reputation
3081	響口	héung háu	to announce, to disclose
3082	響流朵	héung làuh dó	1. to invoke a weak reputation, to claim the protection of a triad boss or group and not have the name recognised2. to falsely claim to belong to a triad group in order to protect oneself.
3083	險	hím	1. danger2. narrow pass
3084	險過剃頭	hím gwo tai tàuh	(more dangerous thatn shaving one's head)a narrow escape, a close call
3085	獻	hin	to offer
3086	獻世	hin sai	(to contribute life)to feel one's life is worthless, to feel that life is pointless.
3087	兄	hīng	an older brother
3088	兄弟	hīng daih	1. a brother, friend or comrade bound by strong loyalty2. a fellow triad member
3089	馨	hīng	a strong fragrance
3090	馨香	hīng hēung	(to smell good)proud (of a possession, award, etc.).
3091	慶	hing	1. to celebrate, joy2. angry, ferorcious, fierce, aggressive3. to be sexually promiscuous, to be "horny".
3092	慶過火屎	hing gwo fó sí	to be very angry, to be absolutely furious
3093	慶過辣雞	hing gwo laat gāai	very angry, absolutely furious
3094	慶烚烚	hing hahp hahp	1. very angry2. to be sexually promiscuous, to be "horny".
3095	歇	hit	to rest
3096	歇歇腳	hit hit geuk	to take a rest
3097	可	hó	can
3098	可卡因	hó kāa yān	cocaine
3099	荷	hòh	a lotus
3100	荷包	hó bāau	1. purse2. female genitalia
3101	荷官	hòh gūn	the dealer (gambling)
3102	荷蘭水蓋	hòh lāan séui goi	(soda bottle lid)a medal, a decoration for service (e.g an MBE or CBE in colonial Hong Kong).
3103	何	hòh	how
3104	何B仔	hòh bī jái	the penis
3105	學	hohk	to learn
3106	學神	hohk sàhn	(learning spirit)a learner-driver
3107	學堂	hohk tóng	(study hall)the police academy
3108	學員	hohk yùhn	school member
3109	行貨	hòhng fo/hóng fo	(trade goods) 1. ordinary goods, goods which are "nothing special". 2. goods which licensed for import, as opposed to "parallel imports".
3110	行行出狀元	hòhng hòhng chēut johng yùhn	(every trade produces its own elite)one can be outstanding in any trade (sometimes used in defense of some less popular traders) (狀元 johng yùhn refers to the top candidate of the former imperial examinations).
3111	巷	hohng	an alley
3112	巷戰	hohng jin	street fighting, street war
3113	開	hōi	to open
3114	開苞	hōi bāau	(to open flower bud)to have sex with a virgin, to deflower a virgin.
3115	開Band	hōi bēn	1. to start an activity2. to beat up
3116	開波	hōi bō	(to play ball)1. to start an activity, to get down to business (e.g. a fight, sex)2. to fight
3117	開餐	hōi chāan	1. to have a meal2. to take drugs, to have a fix3. to have sex
3118	開倉	hōi chōng	(to open store)to open an account with a broker (financial jargon).
3119	開大	hōi daaih	(to open big)to defecate, to "take a shit".
3120	開大片	hōi daaih pín	to have a big gang fight, a large gang battle.
3121	開檔	hōi dong	1. to open a stall2. to start a business3. to start an illegal business
3122	開刀	hōi dōu	1. to have surgery2. to have a C-section (Cesarean section)3. nto cut back funding, to lay off staff, to "downsize".
3123	開賭	hōi dóu	1. to open a gambling establishment, to open a casino
3124	開花	hōi fāa	1. to blossom2. badly, seriously, in the extremely
3125	開飯	hōi faahn	1. to have a meal2. to earn enough to feed one's family3. to take drugs, to take a fix
3126	開火	hōi fó	(to start fire)to argue, to quarrel, to fight
3127	開荒牛	hōi fōng ngàuh	(an ox opening up wasteland)a pioneer in a particular field of endeavour.
3128	開房	hōi fóng	(to open a room)to go to a hotel for a sexual encounter.
3129	開封	hōi fūng	(to open an envelope)to deflower a virgin
3130	開雞竇	hōi gāai dau	to open a brothel
3131	開罐頭	hōi gun táu	1. to open a can2. to have sex with a virgin
3132	開口及著脷	hōi háu gahp jeuhk leih	(to open one's mouth and bite one's tongue)to be consistently saying the wrong thing, to keep "puuting one's foot in one's mouth".
3133	開香堂	hōi hēung tòhng	to hold a traid "court", to determine the punishment of a wrong-doer in the traid society.
3134	輸到開卷	syū dou hōi hohng	to lose heavily, to lose in a big way (at gambling).
3135	開齋	hōi jāai	1. to taste the first sucess2. to start up a business3. to open one's account4. to have sex
3136	開正	hōi jeng	1. to get the result one desires2. to have things turn out in one's favour3. to draw exactly the card or mahjong tile one needs (gambling).
3137	開枝散葉	hōi jī saan yihp	1. to produce offspring2. to expand, e.g. a business.
3138	開戰	hōi jin	1. to go to war2. to have sex
3139	開籠雀	hōi lùhng jéuk	(bird in an open cage)someone who chatters all the time.
3140	開門見山講	hōi mùhn gin sāan góng	(to speak as one opens the door and sess the mountain)to come straight to the point, to speak directly to the matter at hand.
3141	開眼界	hōi ngáahn gaai	to learn how the world works, to get educated.
3142	開P	hōi pī	to hold a party
3143	開片	hōi pín	(to open blade)1. to have a gang fight2. to fight with knives and choppers
3144	開片劈友	hōi pín pek yáu	(to open blade and chop)gang fighting
3145	開盤口	hōi pùhn háu	to offer odds (gambling)
3146	開晒巷	hōi saaih hohng	common knowledge, something that is known to everyone
3147	開心果	hōi sām gwó	a person who is always happy
3148	開水喉	hōi séui hàuh	(to open the tap)to urinate
3149	開天索價落地還錢	hōi tīn sok gaa, lohk deih wàahn chíhn	(the price demanded is sky high while the offer is down on the ground)a huge gulf between the positions of negotiating parties.
3150	開拖	hōi tō	1. to start a fight2. to have a gang fight
3151	開枱	hōi tói	to play mahjong
3152	開胃	hōi waih	to be in the mood to eat, to have an appetite
3153	開鑊	hōi wohk	to have sex
3154	開會	hōi wúi	1. to have a meeting2. to play mahjong or other gambling game (taxi driver jargon)
3155	開夜	hōi yeh chē	(to drive the night car)1. to work late2. to study overnight3. to do the nightshift4. working overnight (Taxi driver jargon)
3156	海	hói	the sea
3157	海底	hói dái	1. undersea2. a triad member list
3158	海底撈月	hói dái làauh yút	1. to take the last piece and win at mahjong2. anal message
3159	海狗	hói gáu	(sea dog)1. seal2. customs
3160	海軍鬥水兵	hói gwān dau séui bīing	the navy vs. the sailors→水鬥水 [séui dau séui] water vs watera fight or a competition between two mediocre parties.
3161	海洛英	hói lohk yīng	heroin
3162	海上鮮	hói seuhng sīn	1. fresh seafood2. a commodity with variable price, with a price that changes continually.
3163	海鮮餐	hói sīn chāan	1. seafood meal2. a commodity with variable price, with a price that changes continually3. a situation in which a prostitute demands extra payment after having had sex with the client.
3164	海鮮價	hói sīn gaa	(seafood price)a commodity with a variable price, with a price that changes continually
3165	亥	hoih	the twelfh hour
3166	亥時出世	hoih sìh chēut sai	(born at the twelfh hour)1. born at a bad time 2. used to criticise or blame someone for their (often unintentionally) destructive behaviour (亥 hoih, a division in the traditional Chinese clock, puns with 害 hoih which means harm).
3167	殼	hok	a shell
3168	看	hon	to watch
3169	渴	hot	thirsty
3170	渴市	hot síh	(thirsty market)in great demand
3171	好	multiple readings	[hóu]good [hou]to be fond of
3172	好抽	hóu chāu	good at fighting
3173	好醜命生成	hóu chāu mehng sāang séhng	(good and bad in life is preordained)one's character or destiney is predetermined.
3174	好似狗竇	hóu chíh gáu dau	(like a dog home)a messy place, an untidy home, a "pig sty".
3175	好彩	hóu chói	1. fortunately, luckily2. fortunate, lucky2. Ho Choi triad society
3176	好得	hóu dāk	great, cool; good-looking
3177	好地地	hóu deih deih	1. with nothing the matter, with nothing wrong2. in good shape, in good order
3178	好到極	hóu dou gihk	great, fantastic
3179	好放	hóu fong	nvery uninhibited (e.g. when drunk or on drugs).
3180	好搞唔搞	hóu gáau m4 gáau	to have bad habits, to be mixed up in bad activities.
3181	好狗	hóu gáu	(very dog)of low character, unworthy
3182	好狗唔攔路	hóu gáu m4 làahn louh	(good dog does not obstruct the road)an irritated exclamation, "get out of the way!".
3183	好嘅唔靈醜嘅靈	hóu ge m4 lèhng cháu ge lèhng	(favourable forecasts don't come true, but the bad ones do)pessimistic predictions are more likely to come ture (sometimes used to request that someone refrain from making gloomy predictions).
3184	好激	hóu gīk	terrific, great, extreme, amazing
3185	好境	hóu gíng	to have good prospects, to be in a good position
3186	好焗	hóu guhk	feeling extremely hot and suffocated.
3187	好鬼死	hóu gwái séi	(very ghost die)very, extremely
3188	好鬼衰	hóu gwái sēui	to be nasty, extremely nasty
3189	好貴	hóu gwai	very expensive
3190	好過冇	hóu gwo móuh	better than nothing
3191	好閒	hóu hàahn	used of something not worth worrying about, "no big deal".
3192	好行夾唔送	hóu hàhng gaap m4 sung	one is pleased to see someone leaving, "good bye and good riddance".
3193	好戲在後頭	hóu hei joih hauh tàuh	(the good show is at the end)the best part is yet to come.
3194	好學唔學	hóu hohk m4 hohk	to learn only bad habits, to just learn bad things.
3195	好好地	hóu hóu déi	1. with nothing the matter2. in good shape, in good order
3196	好仔唔當差	hóu jái m4 dōng chāai	an anti-police slogan, "a good kid doesn't join the police".
3197	好做唔做	hóu jouh m4 jouh	(what should be done is not done)a critism of someone for not doing what needs to be done and for doing what should not be done.
3198	好佬唔怕爛佬爛佬怕潑婦	hóu lóu paa laahn lóu, laahn lóu paa put fúh	a good man fears a bad man and a bad man fears a ferocious woman.
3199	好路數	hóu louh sou	profitable
3200	好眉好貎生沙虱	hóu mèih hóu maauh sāang sāa sāt	(someone with nice eyebrows and a nice face infested with sand flea)someone who is good-looking but has a bad character.
3201	好使好用	hóu sái hóu yuhng	good to use, useful (of people or of objects).
3202	好手氣	hóu sáu hei	lucky (at gambling)
3203	好死	hóu séi	kind, loyal, upstanding, reliable in a crisis.
3204	好聲行	hóu sēng hàahng	an expression telling someone to take care, to be careful (said to someone who is leaving).
3205	好衰唔衰	hóu sēui m4 sēui	an exclamation implying that someone is really bad, that the problem is very serious, the worse thing that could have happened.
3206	好削	hóu seuk	a bad performance, inferior display.
3207	好相與	hóu sēung yúh	1. kind, personable, approachable2. a good pair of breasts (the pronunciation of the second and third characters puns with "a pair of breasts" 雙乳.
3208	好睇唔好食	hóu tái m4 hóu sihk	(good to look at and no good to eat)good looking but of no practical use.
3209	好天收埋落雨柴	hóu tīn sāu màaih lohk yùh chàaih	(in good weather gather firewood for when it rains)one should make preparation in good times for times of shortage.
3210	好話唔好聽	hóu waah m4 hóu tēng	(the right words are not pleasant to hear)a remark introducing plain speaking which may not be welcomed by the hearer, "to be frank", "to be blunt".
3211	好人事	hóu yàhn sí	pleasant, helpful
3212	好Yeah	hóu yē	cool, great
3213	好嘢	hóu yéh	a1. cry of delight or excitement, "great!", "hurray!".2. an expression of admiration, "good work!".
3214	你好嘢	néih hóu yéh	(you're great)a sarcastic remark used to expression aggression which often involves a threat of reprisal or revenge against someone.
3215	好食懶飛	hou sihk láahn fēi	(likely to eat lazy to fly)lazy, idle
3216	好色	hou sik	lecherous, sex-obsessed.
3217	豪	hòuh	1. brave2. to be generous3. to be proud, to be successful4. generous-minded
3218	豪爽	hòuh sóng	to be generous
3219	毫	hòuh	small
3220	毫子	hòuh jí	ten cents
3221	紅	hùhng	1. red2. blood3. very popular, e.g. a film star, a pop singer at the peak of their career, to be "hot".
3222	紅白	hùhng baahk	(red and white)red bean and sweet tofu desert.
3223	紅簿仔	hùhng bóu jái	bank passbook, savings passbook
3224	紅錢	hùhng chín	annual bonus
3225	紅燈區	hùhng dāng kēui	red light district, area of a city associated with prostitution.
3226	紅底	hùhng dái	one hundred dollar note.
3227	紅番	hùhng fāan	(red foreign)an American Indian, a "Red Indian".
3228	紅雞	hùhng gāi	(red chicken)a Hong Kong Island and Kowloon taxi (which is red, as opposed to New Territories taxis which are green) (taxi driver jargon).
3229	紅棍	hùhng gwan	(red pole)Red Pole, an office-bearer in a triad society in charge or organising physical violence, an "enforcer". The code number associated with this rank is 426.
3230	紅魔鬼	hùhng mō gwái	(red devils)Manchester United football team
3231	紅毛鬼	hùhng mòuh gwái	(red hair ghost)the British, westerners, Europeans.
3232	紅毛泥	hùhng mòuh nàih	(foreign mud)concrete
3233	紅牌	hùhng páai	1. red card2. top class, very popular, highly rated
3234	紅牌阿姑	hùhng páai aa gū	a famouse prostitute, a celebrated call-girl
3235	紅衫魚	hùhng sāam yú	(red coat fish)a Hong Kong one-hundred-dollar note
3236	紅色炸彈	hùhng sīk jaa dáan	a wedding invitation (a reference to the red envelope containing the wedding invitation and to the donation that must be made to the couple at the wedding banquet).
3237	紅鬚綠眼	hùhng sōu luhk ngáahn	(red hair green eyes)a Westerner, a European foreigner
3238	紅堂	hùhng tòhng tóng	(red hall)a triad judicial hearing
3239	紅油	hùhng yáu	1. red paint2. petrol or oil sold on the black market (to avoid tax).
3240	熊	hùhnh	a bear
3241	熊貓	hùhnh māau	1. panda2. a person with dark rings around the eyes (because of lack of sleep).
3242	熊市	hùhnh síh	(bear market)a falling stock-market, a financial situation in which confidence in stock prices etc. is low, a "bear market".
3243	洪	hùhng	flood
3244	洪發山	hùhng faat sāan	an alternative name for the 14K triad society (triad jargon).
3245	洪門	hùhng mùhn	the Hung League, a traditional term for the triad society.
3246	洪門子弟	hùhng mùhn jí daih	members of the Hung League, triad brothers
3247	洪門五祖	hùhng mùhn ńgh jóu	the five founding ancestors of the triad society, the legendary founders of the original five triad lodges.
3248	兇	hūng	1. fearsome2. to threaten someone verbally, to intimidate
3249	兇九	hūng gáu/gāu	to frighten, to intimidate (with 九 gáu standing for the obscene particle, 鳩 gāu, "prick".
3250	兇䄂惡煞	hūng sàhn ngok saat	to have an angry face, to look furious; wild, vicious
3251	空	hūng	empty
3252	空檔/擋	hūng dong	empty space, free time, e.g. in a timeable
3253	空/胸襲	hūng jaahp	(air attack)to decently assault a woman by grabbing her breast (空 hūng "air" puns with 胸 hūng "breast".
3254	空框框	hūng kwāang kwāang	empty, deserted, vacant (e.g.building).
3255	空liuliu/了了/寥寥	hūng līu līu	very empty, completely empty
3256	空心老倌/棺/官	hūng sām lóuh gūn	a person of little substance, a person with pretensions but with nothing substantial to back them up.
3257	空頭支票	hūng tàuh jī pui	1. a cheque which cannot be cashed, a cheque that bounces2. a promise that is not likely to be fulfilled, an empty promise.
3258	孔	húng	a hole
3259	孔明	húng mìhng	a lamp (the name of a prime minster during the Three Kingdoms period, 諸葛亮, famous for his wisdom).
3260	恐	húng	fear
3261	恐龍	húng lùhng	1. dinosaur2. stupid, clumsy, askward
3262	圈	hyūn	1. circle2. a city
3263	圈中人	hyūn jūng yàhn	(circle centre people)an insider, someone in a particular business or trade (e.g. the entertainment business)
3264	圈外人	hyūn ngoih yàhn	an outsider, someone is not part of a particular trade or business (e.g the entertainment world).
3265	E仔	ī jái	MDMA, Ecstasy, a drug associated with "rave" culture.
3266	In	īn	1. fashionable, up-to-date2. an interview
3267	Inch	īn chùh	(<inch)vain, arrogant, "stuck-up" (a translation of 寸 chyun, "arrogant", which also means "inch").
3268	In咗	īn jó	(<interview)to have been interviewed.
3269	揸	jāa	to hold
3270	揸波	jāa bō	to squeeze a woman's breast.
3271	揸大旗	jāa daaih kèih	(to hold the big flag)to be in charge, to be the leader.
3272	揸兜	jāa dāu	(to hold dish)to be unemployed
3273	揸Fit/弗	jāa fīt	1. to be in charge, to be in control; to have the final say2. to be a triad boss
3274	揸Fit/弗人	jāa fīt yàhn	1. to be the boss, to be in charge2. the triad boss of a district
3275	揸頸就命	jāa géng jauh mehng	(when one is being throttled one has to sumbit to fate)to have no choice but to comply.
3276	揸個扒	jāa gō pàah/báa	to shake hands
3277	揸正嚟做	jāa jeng làih jouh	to follow the rules strictly, to "go by the book", to leave no room for discretion.
3278	揸住雞毛當令箭	jāa jyuh gāi mòuh dong lihng jin	to be domineering without any real or sufficient claim to authority.
3279	揸旗	jāa kèih	(to hold the flag)to be in charge
3280	揸lift人	jāa līp yàh	(life operator)a way of making fun of a person as a "fake boss".
3281	揸拿	jāa nàah	(to hold and grasp)1. assurance2. certainly3. confidence
3282	揸手	jāa sáu	1. to shake hands2. a guarantee (for a deal)3. to have something in hand as an assurance.
3283	揸水	jāa séui	(to squeeze water)to urinate
3284	揸水煲	jāa séui bōu	(to hold water pot)a restaurant worker, a waiter
3285	揸數	jāa sou	1. treasurer, book-keeper
3286	渣	jāa	dregs
3287	渣都冇得剩	jāa dōu móuk dāk jihng	(nothing remains)all lost, "wiped out".
3288	渣斗	jáa dáu	trashy, weak, of low quality (of a performance).
3289	炸	jaa	to explode
3290	炸彈	jaa dáan	bomb
3291	詐	jaa	to pretend
3292	詐諦	jaa dai	to pretend
3293	詐嗲	jaa dé	to sulk, to behave like a spoilt child
3294	詐假意	jaa gāa yī	to pretend, to fake an action
3295	詐嬌	jaa gīu	to sulk, to behave like a spoilt child
3296	詐詐諦諦	jaa jaa dai dai	to pretend
3297	詐傻扮懵	jaa sòh baahn múng	to play the fool, to act stupid
3298	詐糊	jaa wú	1. to call out a winning hand in error (in mahjong)2. to have a goal disallowed (soccer jargon)3. to assume that one has been offered a prime role but be disappointed (movie star).
3299	詐型	jaa yìhng	1. to be upset, to be angry, to complain, to moan2. to bluff, to act the role of, to pretend, to play the fool
3300	喳喳淋	jàah jàah làhm	quickly, fast; "hurry up!"
3301	擇	jaahk	to choose
3302	擇使	jaahk sái	hard to achieve; difficult to carry out, difficult to complete successfully
3303	站	jaahm	a station
3304	站頭	jaahm tàuh	taxi stand (taxi driver jargon)
3305	賺	jaahn	to earn
3306	賺錢買花戴	jaahn chín máaih fā daai	(to earn money for buying flowers to wear)to not need one's salary for living expenses, to be able to spend one's salary on luxuries (usually of women).
3307	饌	jaahng/jaahn	1. to eat greedily, to "stuff oneself" with food2. to prepare food
3308	饌飽	jaahng báau	to fill up, to fill
3309	饌死你	jaahng séi néih	(eat to death you)an admonition to stop eating, "stop stuffing yourself!".
3310	閘	jaahp	a gate
3311	閘住	jaahp jyuh	(close gate)used to tell someone to stop talking about something undesirable or unlucky.
3312	雜	multiple readings	[jaahp] miscellaneous [yaap]1. no good, bad quality, low quality2. ugly, bad-looking
3313	雜崩能	jaahp bāng lāng	odds and ends; bits and pieces.
3314	雜差	jaahp chāai	a police detective; the police
3315	雜差房	jaahp chāai fòhng	detective's office, C.I.D office.
3316	雜種仔	jaahp júng jái	(mixed kind boy)an insult for someone of mixed racial background or implying that someone is of dubious parentage, a "bastard", a "mongrel".
3317	雜嘜	jaahp māk	fake brand, fake brand goods
3318	雜牌軍	jaahp pàaih gwān	(assorted military branches)a groupo made up of people from diverse backgrounds, a "mixed bunch", a ragtag group, a scratch team (usually weak).
3319	齋	jāai	1. to go without meat2. to be celibate, without a sex life
3320	齋噏	jāai āp	to talk about nothing in particular, to "bullshit".
3321	齋校	jāai haauh	a single-sex school
3322	債	jaai	a debt
3323	債仔	jaai jái	a debtor, someone who owes money
3324	責袋	jaak dói	used to refer to spending money, money give to "tide someone over", to "keep someone going".
3325	斬	jáam	1. to chop2. (to chop people) to fight with a chopper, to attack with a chopper, to injure with a chopper
3326	斬倉	jáam chōng	to cut one's losses, to sell one's holdings
3327	斬到變屎餅為止	jáam dou bin sí béng wàih jí	to chop someone to bits, to chop someone up
3328	斬到一頸血	jáam dou yāt géng hyut	1. to chop someone severely2. to take a lot of money from someone, to cheat someone of a lot of money
3329	斬雞頭燒黄紙	jáam gāi tàuh, sīu wòhng jí	(to cut off the chicken's head and burn the yellow paper)to swear an oath of brotherhood, to become sworn brothers.
3330	斬腳趾避沙蟲	jáam geuk jí beih sāa chùhng	(to cut off one's toes to avoid the sand bugs)a costly solution that does not address the real problem itself.
3331	斬瓜	jáam gwāa	to chop to death
3332	眨吓眼	jáam háah ngáahn	(to blink)as quick as a flash, in the blink of an eye
3333	斬開九碌	jáam hōi gáu lūk	to chop into pieces, to chop up
3334	斬亂歌柄	jáam yuhn gō beng	to interrupt when someone is talking
3335	斬馬刀	jáam máah dōu	(to chop knife)a knife which is over three feet long, a traditional Chinese weapon sometimes used by triads.
3336	斬手指	jáam sáu jí	1. to chop off one's fingers2. to give up gambling
3337	斬獲	jáam wohk	to obtain a profit
3338	盞搞/攪	jáan gáau	1. to do something that turns out to be pointless2. a waste of time and effort
3339	盞鬼	jáan gwái	interesting, cute, great
3340	爭	jāang	to fight for
3341	爭崩頭	jāang bāng tàuh	(to compete broken head)fierce rivalry, intense competition
3342	爭地盤	jāang deih pùhn	to fight for territory
3343	爭返啖氣	jāang fāan daahm hei	to resist, to stand up for oneself
3344	爭氣	jāang hei	(to compete for breath)to win respect through success, to leave no more room to failure
3345	爭一口氣	jāang yāt háu hei	to make a good showing, to give a good account of oneself, to bring credit or honour one's organisation.
3346	紮/扎	jaat	1. to fasten2. to have a vasectomy3. to be promoted
3347	紮棍	jaat gwan	to be punished; to be beaten up as a punishment for breaking the rules of a triad society.
3348	紮紮跳	jaat jaat tiu	to be extremely angery, to be livid with rage
3349	紮職	jaat jīk	(to bind rank)to be promoted; to be promoted within a triad society
3350	紮馬	jaat máah	(to bind horse)1. to take up a stance, to prepare for a fight2. to resist, to refuse3. a red-striped minibus or a taxi lingering in front of the cross-harbour tunnel to fill up before crossing.
3351	紮炮	jaat paau	(to tie a cannon)to cut down on one's spending, to tighten one's belt, to have no money for food
3352	紮晒馬	jaat saai máah	to refuse; to prepare to fight
3353	找	jáau	to look for
3354	找晦氣	jáau fui hei	(to look for gloomy air)to seek a quarrel or fight after one is provoked, to respond with hostility to a provocation.
3355	驟忌	jaauh geih	taboo.
3356	陣	jahn	a column
3357	陣腳未打好	jahn guek meih dáa hóu	to be caught off-guard, to be caught unprepared
3358	窒	jaht	1. to obstruct2. to make sardonic, ironic or sarcastic comments
3359	窒口窒舌	jaht háu jaht sit	to stammer nervously
3360	窒住晒	jaht jyuh saai	to interrupt, to break in to what someone is saying, to keep interrupting
3361	窒住條氣	jaht jyuh tìuh hei	to interrupt someone, to break someone's concentraton, to put someone off their game
3362	窒頭窒勢	jaht tàuh jaht sai	1. to interrupt with sardonic, ironic, sarcastic, discouraging comments2. to show disrespect
3363	劑	jāi	1. a dose of medicines2. a heavy blow3. (dose) once, one time (e.g. beating, haveing sex).
3364	仔	jái	1. a son2. a suffix used to describe something small3. a boy, a kid4. a boyfriend
3365	仔大仔世界	jái daaih jái sai gaai	children who are grown-up should make their own decisions (e.g. parent talking to child).
3366	制	jai	1. to limit2. to agree (to a deal)
3367	制得過	jai dāk gwo	worth it
3368	制唔過	jai m4 gwo	not worth it
3369	制水	jai séui	to have one's source of funding cut off (e.g. pocket money).
3370	祭	jai	to worship
3371	祭旗	jai kèih	to take the blame, to take responsiblity for someone's mistake, to be punished or killed for a mistake committed by someone else.
3372	滯	jaih	1. blocked2. full, stuffed (as a result of over-eating).
3373	側	jāk	side
3374	側側膊	jāk jāk bok	to get round the rules or avoid responsiblity without it being obvious to the observer.
3375	側側膊唔多覺	jāk jāk bok m4 dō gok	(side side shoulder not much feeling)to get round the rules or avoid responsibility without it being obvious to the observer, without anyone noticing.
3376	側身	jāk sān	to turn to the side
3377	斟	jām	1. to pour2. to discuss
3378	斟茶認錯	jām chàah yihng cho	to offer tea as an admission of wrongdoing or as an apology - if the tea is accpeted that is a sign that the disagreement is settled.
3379	斟盤	jām pùhn	negotiation, settlement talks
3380	針	jām	1. a needle2. a police informer
3381	針唔拮到肉唔知痛	jām m4 gāt dou yuhk m4 jī tung	(unless someone has a needle in their flesh they feel no pain)without suffering oneself, one cannot recognise or understand other people's pain
3382	針冇兩頭利	jām móuh léuhng tàuh leih	(no needle is sharp at both ends)nothing is ever perfect, "one cannot have it both ways".
3383	枕	jám	a pillow
3384	枕住	jám jyuh	to keep, to continue an action
3385	浸	jam	1. to soak2. to spend time in a place or an occupation
3386	浸鹹水	jam hàahm séui	(to dive sea water)1. to go overseas to study2. to spend time overseas
3387	珍	jān	a treasure
3388	珍珠都無咁真	jān jyū dōu móuh gam jān	(pearl is not so real)genuine, real, one hundred percent pure
3389	真	jān	real
3390	真朵	jān dó	the name of a triad protector or triad society successfully invoked for protection, i.e. the opposite of 流朵 làuh dó.
3391	真金白銀	jān gām baahk ngàhn	(real gold and platinum)real money, genuine cash, money in hand
3392	真空上陣	jān hūng séuhng jahn	to wear revealing clothes (e.g. a woman not wearing a bra).
3393	真人表演	jān yàhn bíu yín	a live show, particulary a live sex show
3394	鎮	jan	to suppress
3395	震	jan	to shake
3396	震倉	jan chōng	(shaking warehouse)a large rise in the stock market or in the price of a share following a slight fall (financial jargon).
3397	震蛋	jan dáan	(vibrating egg)a vibrator
3398	震騰騰	jan tàhng tàhng	to tremble with fear.
3399	憎	jāng	to hate
3400	憎人富貴厭人貧(窮)	jāng yàhn fu gwai yim yàhn pàhn (kùhng)	(to hate people getting rich and to loathe people getting poor)to feel envy when people get rich and despise those who become poor.
3401	崢	jāng	steep
3402	執	jāp	1. to pick up2. to physically assault, to beat up3. to go bankrupt4. to have sex with
3403	執包袱	jāp bāau fuhk	1. to leave a job, to quit a job2. to be fired from a job
3404	執多劑	jāp dō jāi	1. to have sex with someone again2. to beat somone up again, to beat someone up further3. to rape someone again
3405	執倒	jāp dóu	to achieve something a desirable
3406	執到寶	jāp dóu bóu	to achieve a desirable aim
3407	執到都喊三聲	jāp dóu dōu haam sāam sēng	a goal that is not worth achieving, an undesirable target, a goal that will not bring happiness if achieved.
3408	執返條命仔	jāp fāan tìuh mehng jái	to survive, to remain alive
3409	執返一身彩	jāp fāan yāt sān chói	to be fortunate, to be lucky
3410	執雞	jāp gāi	(to pick up a chicken)1. to take something which someone else has lost or thrown away2. to start a relationship with someone who has been rejected by their former lover3. (in soccer) to score an easy goal after a shot has been blocked by the goal keeper.
3411	執口水尾	jāp háu séui mēi	(to pick mouth water tail)to repeat something said by someone else.
3412	執正啲	jāp jeng dī	to dress properly, to dress smartly
3413	執笠	jāp lāp	(to pick up the crates)to go bankrupt
3414	執生	jāp sāang	(to pick up life)1. to take things as they come2. to look after oneself3. to keep an eye on how things develop4. to sort out a situation5. to look out
3415	執捨	jāp sahp	to tidy up
3416	執身彩	jāp sān chói	to be lucky, to have good fortune
3417	執手尾	jāp sáu méih	to finish a job for someone, to pick up a task begun by someone else and complete it.
3418	執死雞	jāp séi gāi	(to pick up a dead chicken)1. to take something which someone else has lost or thrown away2. to take advantage of a situation3. to start off a relationship with someone who has been rejected by their former lover4. to get the benefit of someone else's hard work4. to score an easy goal after a shot has been blocked by the goal keeper.
3419	執輸	jāp syū	to fall behind, to lose ground, to miss out (on some benefit or advantage).
3420	執輸行頭慘過敗家	jāp syū hàahng tàuh, cháam gwo baaih gāa	(missing out getting to the front is worst than having one's family ruined)used to tell someone to hurry up, especially when there is a queue.
3421	執頭執尾	jāp tàuh jāp méih	to clean up after, to do odd jobs for.
3422	執條襪帶累身家	jāp tìuh maht dáai leuih sān gāa	(to pick up a package string lace and harm the wealth)a chance gift may lead to an expensive purchase, e.g. if you are given a compact disc you may end up buying a compact disc player.
3423	執人口水溦	jāp yàhn háu séui mēi	to have no ideas of one's own, to echo what someone else says, to be a mindless follower, to "parrot" someone's words.
3424	執一劑	jāp yāt jāi	1. to have sex with someone once, on one occasion2. to beat up someone
3425	執二攤	jāp yih tāan	(to take over someone else's market stall)1. to use second-hand goods2. to date someone's ex-boy/girl friend.
3426	汁	jāp	sauce
3427	汁都撈埋	jāp dōu lōu màaih	(nothing left not even the sauce)1. to exploit someone or something to the full2. to consume every possible thing to offer.
3428	質	jāt	1. quality2. to beat, to hit3. to force down the price (e.g.of a share)4. to stub out a cigarette5. to offer
3429	周	jāu	1. to revolve2. to be caught out, to be trapped, to be found out
3430	周身刀冇張利	jāu sān dōu móuh jēung leih	someone who knows something about a lot of different areas, who has a variety of skills, but is not excellent at any of them, a "jack-of-all-trades, master of none".
3431	周身唔聚財	jāu sān m4 jeuih chòih	(the whole body is unable to keep hold of wealth)ill-at-ease, uneasy, uncomfortable
3432	周身蟻	jāu sān ngáih	to be in great trouble
3433	周身屎	jāu sān sí	to be in great trouble
3434	周圍貢	jāu wàih gung	(all round scamper)to run around haphazardly, to go everywhere (e.g. a messenger, delivery boy).
3435	走	jáu	1. to run2 to go away
3436	走白牌	jáu baahk páai	a private car used as an illegal or informal taxi, "gypsy cab".
3437	走寶	jáu bóu	to miss a valuable chance
3438	走趯	jáu dek	to run errands.
3439	走法律罅	jáu faat leuht la	(to use a gap in law)to exploit a legal loophole.
3440	走粉	jáu fán	drug traficking; drug-smuggling
3441	走火	jáu fó	to come sexuallly, to have an ejaculation
3442	走夾唔抖	jáu gaap m4 táu	to run away, to flee, to run for one's life
3443	走雞	jáu gāi	to miss a chance, to lose an opportunity
3444	走狗	jáu gáu	a slavish subordinate, a traitor who serves the enemy, a "running dog".
3445	走鬼	jáu gwái	to make a run for it; to make a gateway; e.g. of illegal hawkers/underage prostitutes fleeing inspection.
3446	走鬼檔	jáu gwái dong	to make a run for it when the police come
3447	走光	jáu gwōng	to reveal some flesh, to expose oneself inadvertently (e.g. when a woman's clothes slip).
3448	走後門	jáu hauh mún	(to go by the back door)1. to achieve one's goal by using unofficial channels2. to use connections or personnel contacts in dealing with bureaucracy.
3449	走開	jáu hōi	a rude expression telling someone to leave, "go away!".
3450	走盞	jáu jáan	to back out, to change one's mind, to withdraw from an agreement.
3451	走精面	jáu jēng mín	to act selfishly, to act only for one's own benefit.
3452	走撚開	jáu lán hōi	an obscene expression used to tell someone to leave, "fuck off!".
3453	走甩	jáu lāt	to get away, to escape, to "shake off".
3454	走佬	jáu lóu	1. to be on the run (especially from the police)2. to run away3. to flee from a creditor
3455	走私	jáu sī jūng	1. smuggling2. adultery
3456	走私鐘	jáu sī jūng	to be involved in the business of prostitution, to be in the vice business.
3457	走數	jáu sou	to avoid repaying debts
3458	走頭/投	jáu tàuh	to go away, to leave, to flee
3459	走堂	jáu tòhng	to play truant from school, to skip classes.
3460	酒	jáu	wine
3461	酒鬼	jáu gwái	a big drinker, an alcoholic, a "boozer".
3462	酒醉三分醒	jáu jeui sāam fān síng	(drunk means a thirty percent sober)used to assert that someone who is drunk is still responsible or accountable for their actions.
3463	酒色財氣	jáu sīk chòih hei	money, sex and power.
3464	就	jauh	1. to compromise, to meet someone halfway2. to give in to someone's demands.
3465	就腳	jauh geuk	a place that is easy to get to, an easily accessible place
3466	就住	jauh jyuh	to pay attention to something, to take care in a particular situation.
3467	就手	jauh sáu	at one's convenience
3468	遮	jē	1. to cover2. umbrella
3469	遮柄	jē	an umbrella handle
3470	蓆	jehk	to eat (Chiu Chow)
3471	蓆飯	jehk buhng	to eat, to eat rice (Chiu Chow)
3472	蓆嗲	jehk dē	1. to drink tea2. to have dimsum (Chiu Chow)
3473	蓆西	jehk sāi	(to eat shit)used to indicate aggression or irritation with someone, "eat shit!".
3474	蓆咗佢	jēk	(eat her)an exclamation used to indicate that one has seen someone attractive, "get her!", "wow look at her!".
3475	姐	jé	1. en elder sister2. a young woman
3476	姐手姐腳	jé sáu jé geuk	(woman's hand woman's feet)to be feeble
3477	蔗	je	cane
3478	蔗渣咁嘅價錢	je jāa gám ge gaa chìhn	(cane dregs price)the absolute lowest possible price, the "rock-bottom price".
3479	借	je	1. to borrow2. to lend
3480	借啲意	je dī yī	to make the weakest excuse, to make a feeble excuse
3481	借過橋	je... gwo kíu	(to cross the bridge)to make use of someone or something to get oneself out of a difficult situation.
3482	借咗聾耳陳隻耳	je jó lùhng yíh chán jek yíh	to pretend not to hear, to behave as if one has not heard someone, to ignore someone's opinion.
3483	借馬	je máah	(to borrow horses)1. to borrow triad followers for a particular purpose2. to borrow the followers from another triad group, to pay for the services of the members of another triad group.
3484	借歪	je mé	excuse me
3485	借女	je néui	(to lend girls)to lend the services of prostitutes from one business to another.
3486	借尿遁	je niuh deuhn	to escape from a situation by pretending to need to go to the toilet.
3487	借水遁	je séui deuhn	to escape from a situation by pretending to need to go to the toilet.
3488	借頭借路	je tàuh je louh	to find any excuse, to use an pretext.
3489	謝	jeh	1. wither2. tired, worn out, exhausted3. in a bad situation4. beaten to submission4. dead
3490	謝皮	jeh pèih	(wither skin)to die
3491	𡁻	multiple readings	[jehw] 1. to have sex with a woman2. to physically assault [jiuh] 1. to chew2. to occupy3. to beat up4. to have sex with a woman
3492	噍低	jehw dāi	to beat up, to finish off
3493	隻	jek	a classifer for utensils, for animals, for parts of body
3494	隻抽	jek chāu	a one-against-one fight
3495	隻揪隻	jek chāu jek	a one-against-one fight
3496	隻dup	jek dahp/dāp	a one-against-one fight
3497	集鍊隻	jek lín jek	a one-against-one fight
3498	隻嘢	jek yéh	(this thing)a term used to refer to a particular person without naming them, "that so-and-so" (to express dislke of a person).
3499	呢隻嘢	nī jek yéh	(this thing)a term used to refer to a particular person without naming them, "that so-and-so" (to express dislke of a person).
3500	隻眼開隻眼閉	jek ngáahn hōi jek ngáahn bai	(to open one eye and close the other)to pretend not to notice something, to turn a blind eye to something.
3501	Jam嘢	jēm yéh	to play rock music with other people
3502	精	jēng	1. refined2. bright3. perfect
3503	精乖	jēng gwāai	smart, bright (usually of children)
3504	精叻	jēng lēk	smart, intelligent, capable
3505	精人出口笨人出手	jēng yàhn chēut háu, bahn yàhn chēut sáu	(the clever person uses words; the stupid person uses their hands)a smart person gets stupid people to carry out difficult or annoying tasks for them.
3506	正	multiple readings	[jeng]1. great, terrific2. exactly [jing]formal
3507	正菜	jeng choi	(great vegetable)a good-looking girl, a sexually attractive young woman.
3508	正斗	jeng dáu	1. great!, excellent!2. attractive, very good; cute (especially a young woman), sexy (of a woman)
3509	正到痹	jeng dou bei	(great until paralysis)really great!, terrific!
3510	正嘢	jeng yéh	excellent quality, fine quality, "great stuff".
3511	啫	jēu	the penis (child's term, humorous)
3512	啫啫	jēu jēu	the penis (chld's term, humorous)
3513	著數	jeuhk sou	1. profitable2. profit, advantage3. a payment ("sweetener") offered to assist in the closing of a deal.
3514	盡	jeuhn	to exhaust
3515	盡地一煲	jeuhn deih yāt bōu	to risk everything on one bet; to gamble everything on one plan
3516	盡地一舖	jeuhn deih yāt pōu	to risk everything on one bet; to gamble everything on one plan
3517	追	jēui	1. to chase2. to keep gambling in an attempt to recoup one's losses.
3518	追到瘦	jēui dou sau	(to chase someone until they become thin)to put pressure on someone for something, to "put the squeeze" on somebody.
3519	追到天腳底	jēui dou tīn geuk dái	to hunt down, to hunt someone to the end of the earth
3520	追龍	jēui lùhng	(to chase dragon)to smoke heroin, to "chase the dragon".
3521	追女仔	jēui léuih jái	to chase after women, to be on the look out for a date or sexual encounter with a woman.
3522	追入	jēui yahp	1. to raise the stakes2. to jump on a bandwagon3. to buy a rising stock
3523	嘴	jéui	the mouth
3524	咀	jéui	to kiss
3525	咀啖	jéui daahm	to kiss, to give a kiss
3526	嘴刁	jéui dīu	argumentative, verbally aggressive
3527	嘴廟廟	jéui míu míu	to pout
3528	醉	jeui	drunk
3529	醉到一劈屎	jeui dou yāt pek sí	very drunk, toally inebriated, "shit-faced"
3530	醉醺醺	jeui fān fān	very drunk
3531	醉酒佬	jeui jáu lóu	an alcoholic, a big drinker, a drunk, a "boozer".
3532	醉貓	jeui māau	(drunken cat)a drunkard
3533	聚	jeuih	to gather
3534	聚腳	jeuih geuk	to get together, to socialise, to "hang out" together.
3535	著	jeuk	to wear
3536	著草	jeuk chóu	1. to go into hiding2. to be on the run from the police
3537	著草鞋	jeuk chóu hàaih	1. to go into hiding2. to be on the run from the police
3538	著褲	jeuk fu	to wear trousers
3539	著紅鞋	jeuk hùhng hàaih	(to wear red shoes)1. to have sex with the wives or girl friends of one's triad brother2. to have sex with the wives or girl friends of one's friend3. to betray someone
3540	著龍袍唔似太子	jeuk lùhng pòuh m4 chíh taai jí	(wearing the dragon robe does not make one look like a prince)a vulgar person does not look elegant even if they wear expensive clothes.
3541	著埋一條褲	jeuk màaih yāt tìuh fu	(to wear the same trousers)to share a common problem, to "be in the same boat".
3542	雀	jeuk	a bird
3543	雀巢	jeuk chàauh	1. bird's nest2. pubic hair
3544	雀/鵲局	jeuk guhk	1. a game of mahjong2. a mahjong party where each winner makes a contribution for dinner
3545	雀仔	jeuk jái	(little bird)the penis
3546	張	jēung	1. a classifier2. ten years (used with numbers forty and over)■七張幾 [chāt jēung géi] over seventy years of age
3547	張三李四	jēung sāam léih sei	(Cheung three and Lee for)nobody in particular, "any Tom, Dick and Harry".
3548	將	jēung	to get hold of
3549	將就	jēung jauh	to compromise, to tolerate, to put up with
3550	掌	jéung	the palm
3551	脹	jeung	swelling
3552	脹卜卜	jeung	badly swollen
3553	卒	jēut	1. a servant2. to rub, to rub against, to stimulate
3554	卒慶	jēut hing	to provoke, to make angry
3555	卒仔	jēut jái	1. a follower, a low-ranking member (e.g. fo a triad society)2. a police constable
3556	吱吱喳喳	jī jī jāa jāa	noisy, chatering, talkative
3557	知	jī	to know
3558	知埞	jī dehng	1. to know what one is doing2. to understand the rules of the game
3559	知客	jī haak	a prostitute
3560	知慳識儉	jī hāan sīk gihm	to not be extravagant, to be frugal
3561	知唔知埞呀?	jī m4 jī dehng aa?	a hostile question, "do you know what you are doing?"
3562	知唔知個醜字點寫?	jī m4 jī go cháu jih dím sé	(do you know how to write the character for "shame"?)used to call someone shameless
3563	知唔知個死字點寫	jī m4 jī go séi jih dím sé	(do you know how to write the character for "die"?)used as a threat, "are you tired of life?".
3564	支	jī	a classifier for long rigid objects
3565	一支公	yāt jī gūng	alone, by oneself (male).
3566	支蕭	jī sīu	the penis
3567	支嘢	jī yéh	the penis
3568	枝	jī	a classifier for long rigid objects
3569	枝炮	jī paau	1. canon2. the penis
3570	枝嘢	jī yéh	a gun
3571	芝	jī	sesame
3572	芝麻官	jī màah gūn	a low-ranking official
3573	芝麻綠官	jī màah luhk dáu	(sesame and green bean)unimportant, significant, trivial, "nickel and dime".
3574	脂	jī	1. animal fat2. cosmetics
3575	脂粉客	jī fán haak	(face powder (rouge) visitor)a player, a lady-killer
3576	姿整	jī jíng	to be very particular about one's appearance, to dress in an elegant way
3577	滋油淡定	jī yàuh daahm dihng	calm; unflappable
3578	姊	jí	an elder sister
3579	姊妹	jí múi	1. sisters2. female friends3. woman who are close friends and show loyalty to each other
3580	止	jí	to stop
3581	止咳	jí kāt	1. to stop coughing2. a short term or temporary solution to a problem
3582	止咳水	jí kāt séui	codeine, cough mixture (often used for narcotic effects).
3583	子	jí	a son
3584	子彈	jí dáan	1. bullets2. money
3585	子彈人	jí dáan yàhn	(bullet man)a man who reaches orgasm quickly during sex.
3586	子孫根	jí syūn gān	the penis
3587	紙	jí	paper
3588	紫	jí	purple
3589	紫籌股	jí chàuh gú	"purple chip stocks", "red" captial (i.e. deriving from mainland China) invested in "blue chip" companies in Hong Kong.
3590	紫心丸	jí sām yún	(purple heart pill)barbiturates (a depressant).
3591	指	jí	a finger
3592	指東打西	jí dūng dáa sāi	(to point east and hit west)to feint, to bluff, to set a trap with a distraction.
3593	治	jìh	1. to administer2. to teach, to instruct
3594	吱吱斟	jìh jìh jàhm	1. to talk in a low voice, to murmur2. to fiddle around, to cause delay by doing inconsequential things.
3595	吱吱斟斟	jìh jī jàhm jàhm	nose of talking, noise of whispering
3596	字	jih	a word
3597	字花	jih fāa	an illegal gambling game involving guessing which character will be uncovered, formerly played in Hong Kong.
3598	自	jih	oneself
3599	自己執生	jih géi jāp sāang	to tread carefully, wo watch yourself, to take care.
3600	自己攞嚟衰	jih géi ló làih sēui	to get oneself into trouble, to cause trouble for oneself, to only have oneself to blame
3601	自己人	jih géi yàhn	1. a friend, an intimate, "one of us"2. a member of our gang.
3602	自己友	jih géi yáu	1. a friend, an intimate, "one of us"2. a member of our gang, a fellow-triad.
3603	植	jihk	vegetables
3604	植物人	jihk maht yàhn	(human vegetable)1. a human vegetable, a person reduced by illness or accident to minimal life functions2. a customs inspector of vegetable and animal products (truck driver jargon).
3605	直	jihk	1. straight2. vertical3. not gay, heterosexual, "straight"
3606	直畢甩	jihk bāt lāt	straight, straightforward
3607	直腸直肚	jihk chèuhng jihk tóuh	outspoken, straight-talking, direct
3608	直程/情	jihk chìng	(straight situation)simply, directly, definitely
3609	直落	jihk lohk	1. to have a full evening out on the town, to have a full programme for the night2. to finish off the night by having sex
3610	直升機	jihk sīng gēi	1. helicopter2. used to refer to students who can graduate directly from primary to secondary level within the same school, or to students from prestige schools who go on in large numbers to a particular tertiary institution, e.g. King's College to The University of Hong Kong.
3611	直通車	jihk tūng chē	1. through train, the direct rail service from Hong Kong to Guangzhou 2. a situation in which there is no need to queue up, one can get through (formalities, etc.) without problem3. a political metaphor for the plan to ensure the continuity of Hong Kong's politcal system and legislature through the 1997 handover to Chinese rule (not realised).
3612	賤	jihn	cheap
3613	賤貨	jihn fo	(cheap goods)a loose woman
3614	賤格	jihn gaak	a bad character, a "low-life", "scum".
3615	賤格佬	jihn gaak lóu	a bad character, a "low-life", "scum".
3616	賤狗	jihn gáu	a person of bad character, a "low-life", a scoundrel.
3617	賤骨頭	jihn gwāt tàuh	(cheap bones)a person of bad character, a "low-life", a scoundrel.
3618	賤閪	jihn hāi	(cheap cunt)an obscene insult, approximately equivalent to calling someone a "fucking bastard" or a "cunt".
3619	賤精	jihn jīng	(low class spirit)a low class person, a person of bad character
3620	賤物鬥窮人	jihn maht dau kèhng yàhn	(cheap things vs poor people)a situation of falling wages and falling prices.
3621	賤泥	jihn nàih	(low class person)a person of bad character; a vulgar person, a "low life".
3622	賤人	jihn yàhn	(low class person)a person of bad character; a vulgar person, a "low life".
3623	賤友	jihn yáu	(low class friend)a person of bad character; a vulgar person, a "low life".
3624	靜	jihng	quiet
3625	靜悄悄	jihng chiu chiu	very quietly
3626	靜雞雞	jihng gāi gāi	quietly, sneakily
3627	靜局	jihng guhk	deserted, empty, e.g. place
3628	靜靜雞	jihng jíng gāi	quietly, sneakily
3629	靜英英	jihng yīng yīng	very quiet; deserted, empty, without customers (store etc.).
3630	職	jīk	a job
3631	職員	jīk yùhn	1. employee2. a traid office-bearer, a triad official such as Red Pole
3632	尖	jīm	sharp
3633	剪	jín	to cut
3634	剪草	jín chóu	(to cut grass)to get a haricut, to cut hair
3635	蒸	jīng	to steam
3636	蒸生瓜	jīng sāang gwāa	(to steam raw melon)immature
3637	整	jíng	1. to make2. to repair3. to give, to fetch4. to trick, to play a trick on someone, to make life difficult for someone.
3638	整煲杰嘢人嘆	jíng bōu giht yéh yàhn taan	(to give someone a pot of thick stew to enjoy)to do harm to someone
3639	整煲傑嘢人嘆	jíng bōu giht yéh yàhn taan	(to give someone a pot of thick stew to enjoy)to do harm to someone
3640	整定	jíng dihng	predestined
3641	整蠱	jíng gú	to trick, to play a trick on someone, to make life difficult for someone, to set a trap.
3642	整蠱做怪	jíng gú jouh gwaai	to behave in an eccentric manner, to seem tricky, to behave strangely (e.g. as if one is hiding something).
3643	整色整水	jíng sīk jíng séui	(to make colour and water)to pretend, to put on a show
3644	整色水	jíng sīk séui	to pretend, to put on a show.
3645	正牌爛仔	jing pàaih laahn jái	(licensed rascal)a derogatory term for the police, "villain with a badge".
3646	接	jip	1. to receive2. to pick up
3647	接客	jip haak	(to receive customers)to work as a prostitute
3648	接吻	jip máhn	1. to kiss2. a car accident
3649	摺	jip	to fold
3650	摺咗	jip jó	beaten; closed
3651	摺埋	jip màaih	(to fold up)1. to kill2. to deal with someone in a threatening or violent way3. to leave, to disappear4. to be deeply involved in one's studies to the exclusion of other activities (university student jargon).
3652	唧	jīt	1. to tickle2. to squeeze
3653	唧都唔笑	jīt dōu m4 siu	(even tickling produces no giggling)humourless, over-serious, not in the mood for joking (of a person).
3654	唧魚蛋	jīt yùh dáan	(to squeeze the fish ball)1. to grasp a woman's breast2. sexual services offered to customers at "fish ball stall" (falling short of full sexual intercourse)
3655	折	jit	1. to break2. discount
3656	折墮	jit doh	1. to suffer because of the bad things one has done2. to be cruel3. to lose face
3657	蕉	jīu	1. a banana2. the penis
3658	蕉林	jīu làhm	(banna forest)1. a destination where a taxi driver is not likely to find another customer (taxi driver jargon)2. Shatin (taxi driver jargon)
3659	招	jīu	1. to summon2. to admit, to confess
3660	招𠔊買馬	jīu bīng máaih máah	(to summon troops buy horese)to get ready for a conflict, to strengthen one's forces for a fight.
3661	招積	jīu jīk	1. arrogant, vain, conceited2. powerful
3662	招牌	jīu pàaih	1. signboard2. one's triad group, the name of one's traid group
3663	招牌詩	jīu pàaih sī	(signboard poem)a poem recited by a triad member to show his affiliation
3664	照	jiu	1. to shine2. to protect, to support, to back-up
3665	照版煮碗	jiu báan jyú wún	to copy, to imitate
3666	照單執藥	jiu dāan jāp yeuhk	(to get the prescribed medicine)to follow instructions, to follow guidelines "to the letter".
3667	照肺	jiu fai	to interrogate one's employee, to be questioned by the boss
3668	照住	jiu jyuh	to protect, to support, to back-up
3669	照樣	jiu yéung	to repeat an action, to do something again
3670	噍完唱	jiuh yùhn chueng	to boast about one's sexual experience after having sex with a woman
3671	噍完鬆	jiuh yùhn sūng	to leave after having sex with a woman; to not take nay responsibility
3672	左	jó	left
3673	左騰右騰	jó tàhng yauh tàhng	(to jump left, jump right)rushing around
3674	左右做人難	jó yauh jouh yàhn nàahn	(it's difficult to be on the left or the right)to be caught between two parties in conflict, to be in a dilema.
3675	左耳入右耳出	jó jíh yahp yauh jíh chēut	(left ear in right ear out)advice that is ignored
3676	阻	jó	to obstruct
3677	阻住個地球轉	jó jyuh go deih kàuh jyun	(to obstruct the turning of the earth)to be in the way, to be a nuisance, often used as an exclamation "you're in the way!".
3678	阻撚鳩柒住晒	jó lán gāu chaht jyuh saai	an obscene and aggressive way of telling someone to get out of the way, "get out of the fucking way!".
3679	坐定粒六	joh dihng nāp luhk	to be certain, to be sure about something
3680	坐鎮	joh jahn	to be in the seat of power, to be responsible for, to look after
3681	撞	johng	to collide
3682	撞板	johng báan	(to collide a board)1. to put one's foot in it, to mess up2. to make a mistake, to "screw up".
3683	撞板多過食飯	johng báan dō gwo sihk faahn	(to bump one's head more often than eating)to keep making mistakes.
3684	撞彩	johng chói	to be lucky, to achieve something by luck (rather than skill).
3685	撞大板	johng daaih báan	(to collide a big board)to make a serious mistake
3686	撞到滿天星	johng dou mùhn tīn sīng	to be hit or bumped and "see stars".
3687	撞火	johng fó	(to collide with fire)to get angry, to lose one's temper.
3688	撞聾	johng lùng	to play deaf
3689	撞手神	johng sáu sàhn	to have a stroke of luck (e.g. in gambling).
3690	撞死馬咁	johng séi máah gám	to behave as if one has seen a ghost, to be in a great rush.
3691	狀	johng	1. a certificate2. a lawyer
3692	作	jok	1. to make2. to compose
3693	作大	jok daaih	(to compose big)to boast, to exaggerate, to embellish a story
3694	作怪	jok gwaai	to scheme, to plot
3695	作賤	jok jihn	to be cheap
3696	作狀	jok johng	to pretend
3697	作嘔	joh ngáu	to make one feel sick, to be disgusting
3698	作死	jok séi	a threat or insult, "do you want to die?", "are you tired of life?".
3699	作數	jok sou	to falsify the accounts of a company, to embezzle, to "cook the books".
3700	作威作福	jok wāi jok fūk	(to dominate and to bless)to be domineering, to "throw one's weight around".
3701	莊	jōng	1. a firm2. the committee of a student society (university jargon)
3702	莊家	jōng gāa	1. a banker (in gambling games)2. the owner of a gambling den
3703	莊家股	jōng gāa gú	a situation in which the shares of a company are controlled by a few large shareholders, making the shares a risky investment.
3704	莊友	jōng yáu	a fellow member of a commitee (university student jargon).
3705	裝	jōng	1. to equip2. to install3. to peep3. to cause trouble, to make difficulties, to trap someone
3706	裝彈弓	jōng daahn gūng	(to instal a spring)to set a trap
3707	裝假狗	jōng gáa gáu	1. false breasts, "falsies"2. to behave prententiously, to put on airs
3708	裝模作樣	jōng mòuh jok yeuhng	to behave as if one knows everything, to be a know-it-all; to pretend to be something one is not.
3709	撞邪	jóng chèh	(to encounter an evil spirit)bad luck
3710	撞鬼	jóng gwái	(to encounter a ghost)1. to be unfortunate2. an exclamation of surprise, mild shock, or irritation, "blast!", "whoops!"; "damn!".
3711	糟	jōu	1. messy2. rotten
3712	糟質	jōu jāt	1. to beat up2. to cause trouble for oneself, to be self-destructive
3713	早	jóu	early
3714	早響	jóu héung	to speak up quickly and invoke one's big brother for protection, used to admonition "why didn't you speak up sooner?".
3715	早抖	jóu táu	1. good night2. a way of telling someone to be quiet, "shut up!".
3716	早抖啦	jóu táu lāa	shut up!
3717	你早抖啦	néih jóu táu lāa	shut up!
3718	做	jouh	1. to do2. to act3. to have sex4. to fight5. to kill5. to trick
3719	做阿四	jouh aa sei	to be an umimportant person, to be someone who can be ordered around
3720	做鴨	jouh áap	nto work as a gigolo
3721	做醜人	jouh cháu yán	to play the peace-maker, to settle a quarrel, to act as an intermediary and face hostility as a result.
3722	做場戲	jouh chèuhng hei	to deceive, to set a trap, to put on a show or an act to deceive someone
3723	做場好戲	jouh chèuhng hóu hei	to deceive, to set a trap, to put on a show or an act to deceive someone
3724	做齣好戲睇	jouh chēut hóu hei tái	to put on a good show, to perform well, to give a good account of oneself (challenge, fight).
3725	做出面	jouh chēu mín	to show your emotions or intentions too obviously.
3726	做低	jouh dāi	(to do down)to kill
3727	做到隻積咁	jouh dou jek jīk gám	to have to work very hard, to "work like a dog".
3728	做到一隻履咁	jouh dou yāt jek kehk gám	to work very hard, to "work like a dog".
3729	做東	jouh dūng	to be the host.
3730	做雞	jouh gāi	to work as a prostitute
3731	做忌	jouh geih	(to celebreate someone's death anniversary)to kill
3732	做瓜	jouh gwāa	to kill
3733	做慣乞兒懶做官	jouh gwaan hāt yī láahn jouh gūn	(used to being a beggar, too lazy to be an official)to be satisfied with little, to be unwilling to strive for success.
3734	做鬼都唔靈	jouh gwái dōu m4 lèhng	(even as a ghost, not even a good trickster)to be a complete failure in life.
3735	做戲	jouh hei	(to do a show)to pretend, to put on a show as a pretence, to put on an act (in order to fool someone).
3736	做咗人豬仔	jouh jó yàhn jyū jái	to be betrayed, to be sold out by someone.
3737	做莊	jouh jōng	1. a person with the upper hand2. to be the banker (in gambling games).
3738	造馬	jouh máah	1. to fix a horse race2. corruption involving horse race-fixing3. to rig a competition, to fix a context
3739	做乜撚嘢?	jouh māt lán yéh?	an aggressive and vulgar question, implying that what someone is doing is wrong or stupid, "what the fuck are you doing?" (sometimes punned with and used instead of 做乜諗嘢 jouh māt lám yéh? "why are you thinking?")
3740	做媒	jouh múi	(to play the middle person)1. to get others to pretend to be customers in order to attract business to a store or stall2. to use an apparent stranger, who is in fact part of the plan, in the performance of a trick or "scam".
3741	做PR	jouh pī āa lòuh	to work as a nightclub hostess
3742	做生不如做熟	jouh sāang bāt yùh jouh suhk	1. it is better to keep to the business you know than to start in a new trade2. it is better to stick to what you know
3743	做勢	jouh sai	to promote by praising extravagantly, to talk up (e.g. a share price), to put on a show, to fake a trend, to bluff
3744	做世界	jouh sai gaai	to become involved in illegal activities in order to make money.
3745	做手腳	jouh sáu geuk	to fix a technical problem, to get round a technical obstacle, to have a special trick or skill (e.g. in illegally copying software, erasing the identity numbers on discs that are illegally copied).
3746	做小姐	jouh síu jé	1. to work as a bar-girl, to be a hostess in a nightclub2. to be a prostitute.
3747	做騷	jouh sou	to do a show, to perform (e.g. a concert).
3748	做人	jouh yàhn	to act decently, to behave as a wise or sensible person
3749	做人世	jouh yàhn sai	(to make human life)to share one's life with someone, to be married to someone.
3750	做嘢	jouh yéh	(to work)1. to go to work, to take action2. to start fighting3. to make love, to have sex
3751	仲	juhng	still
3752	仲精過冇尾蛇	juhng jēng gwo móuh méih sèh	(more cunning than a snake with no tail)said of someone who never gets caught.
3753	精過冇尾蛇	jēng gwo móuh méih sèh	(more cunning than a snake with no tail)said of someone who never gets caught.
3754	仲狼過華秀隻狗	juhng lòhng gwo wàah sau jek gáu	(greedier than Wa Sau's dog)someone who is extremely greedy.
3755	重未死過?	juhng meih séi gwo?	(still not dead?)used to show contempt to someone or tell them to leave, "get lost!".
3756	捉	jūk	to catch
3757	捉錯用神	jūk cho yuhng sàhn	(to catch the wrong mind)to misunderstand, someone's intention.
3758	捉蟲	jūk chùhng	(to catch bugs)1. to raise what seem to be minor points of detail which eventually turn out to have adverse consequences2. to get into difficulties
3759	捉蟲入屎忽	jūk chùhng yahp sí fāt	(to grab a worm and put it up one's arse)to make trouble for oneself, to cause unnecessary difficulties for oneself.
3760	捉到鹿唔識脫角	jūk dóu lúk m4 sīk tyut gok	(got hold of the deer but can't get the horn)to be unable to make best use of an opportunity.
3761	捉姦在床	jūk gāan joih chòhng	to catch an adulterer in the act.
3762	捉字虱	jūk jih sāt	(to pick up a flea from a word)to make a pun or to play with the meaning of a word used by someone.
3763	捉棋	jūk kéi	1. to play chess2. Junk Bay (Tseung Kwan O), a district in East Kowloon, Hong Kong. (taxi driver jargon)
3764	捉路	jūk louh	to predict the strategy of one's opponent.
3765	捉墨魚	jūk mahk yùh	1. to catch cuttlefish2. to check the exhaust emissions of a vehicle.
3766	捉蛇	jūk sèh	1. to catch snakes2. to catch workers who are shirking
3767	捉蛇入屎忽	jūk sèh yahp sí fāt	(to grab snake and put it up one's arse)to make trouble for oneself, to cause unnecessary difficulties for oneself.
3768	捉痛腳	jūk tung geuk	(to grab sore leg)1. to exploit the weakness of others, to go for the weak spot2. to have power oever someone by virtue of knowing a secret about them
3769	捉黄腳雞	jūk wòhng geuk gāi	(to catch a yellow-legged chicken)to catch someone having illicit sex; to arrange a trap or "set up" in which someone is blackmailed after being lured into having sex, to set a "honey trap".
3770	捉人痛腳	jūk yàhn tung geuk	(to grab someone's sore leg)to exploit the weakness of others, to go for the weak spot, to have power over someone by virtue of knowing a secret about them
3771	捉兒人	jūk yī yān	to play hide-and-seek
3772	竹	jūk	bamboo
3773	竹館	jūk gún	(bamboo house)a place where mahjong is played, a mahjong parlour
3774	竹戰	jūk jin	(bamboo war)to play mahjong
3775	竹升	jūk sīng	an overseas Chinese
3776	竹升仔	jūk sīng jái	a young overseas Chinese boy or young man
3777	竹升妹	jūk sīng mūi	a young overseas Chinese girl or young woman.
3778	竹升女	jūk sīng néui	a young overseas Chinese girl or young woman
3779	中	multiple readings	[jūng]middle [jung]to make a direct hit
3780	中飛	jūng fēi	a speed-boat (of the maximun size and power permitted under a law intended to restrict the activities of smugglers)
3781	中間人	jūng gāan yán	1. a go-between, a middle-man2. an intermediary between prostitutes and clients
3782	中坑	jūng hāang	a middle-aged man, an older man
3783	忠	jūng	loyal
3784	忠忠直直終須乞食	jūng jūng jihk jihk, jūng sēui hāt sihk	being honest will lead to poverty, "honesty is not the best policy".
3785	鐘	jūng	1. an hour2. the time of a prostitute as a commodity bought by clients
3786	鐘房	jūng fōng	the manager of a short-time hotel, person in charge of a "love hotel".
3787	鐘意點就點	jūng yi dím juah dím	used to say that someone can do as they please, "whatever you like", "as he wishes".
3788	你鐘意點就點	néih jūng yi dím juah dím	used to say that someone can do as they please, "whatever you like", "as he wishes".
3789	終	jūng	end
3790	終須有日龍穿鳯	jūng sēui yáuh yaht lùhng chyūn fuhng	(eventually a dragon will go through a phonix)everybody has a chance of achieving success.
3791	縱	jūng	vertical
3792	舂	jūng	to pound rice
3793	舂瘟雞	jūng wān gāi	(to pound a sick chicken)used to describe someone who acts without thinking, or fails to plan properly.
3794	樁	jūng	1. a pile2. to beat up
3795	中招	jung jīu	1. to be caught in a trap2. to catch a sexual disease
3796	中蛇	jung sèh	a successfel police undercover operation, e.g. with a police officier posing as the client of a prostitute.
3797	種	jung	to caltivate
3798	朱	jyū	1. red2. one (triad jargon)
3799	朱柴	jyū chàaih	a senior police constable
3800	朱粒	jyū lāp	(one pip)a police inspector, a probationary police inspector (police jargon, based on the badge design).
3801	朱粒水泡	jyū lāp séui póuh	(one pip life belt)senior assistant police commissioner (police jargon, based on the badge design).
3802	朱義盛	jyū yih síng	fake jewellery
3803	珠	jyū	a pearl
3804	蛛	jyū	a spider
3805	蛛絲馬跡	jyū sī máah jīk	(spider's thread and horse's footprints)traces, clues, evidence left behind (e.g. lipstick on a collar as evidence of infidelity).
3806	豬	jyū	1. a pig2. a virgin
3807	豬丙	jyū bíng	(pig name)an idiot
3808	豬標	jyū bīu	(pig dart)an idiot
3809	豬髧兜	jyū damn dāu	(pig hanging dish)an idiot
3810	豬泵兜	jyū damn dāu	(pig hanging dish)an idiot
3811	豬兜	jyū dāu	(pig dish)an idiot
3812	豬咁蠢	jyū gam chéun	(as stupid as a pig)very stupid
3813	好似豬咁蠢	hóu chíh jyū gam chéun	(as stupid as a pig)very stupid
3814	豬鳩	jyū gāu	(pig prick)a generic insult, "bastard", "shit".
3815	豬仔Plan	jyū jái plēn	(piglet plan)an insurance scheme specifically for children and young people (insurance agent's jargon).
3816	豬籠入水	jyū lùhng yahp séui	(pig basket enter water)to have many different ways to make money, to have money coming from many different enterprises or sources.
3817	豬嘜	jyū māk	(pig brand)an idiot
3818	豬扒	jyū páa	(pork cutlet)an ugly or fat woman
3819	豬朋狗友	jyū pàhng gáu yáuh	to have friends who are a bad influence, to have friends with bad habits or low morals.
3820	豬頭	jyū tàuh	(pig's head)badly beaten
3821	豬頭丙	jyū tàuh bíng	a fool, a blockhead
3822	豬頭骨	jyū tàuh gwāt	an unprofitable business, a business in which it is hard to make money.
3823	豬頭喇叭咀	jyū tàuh laa bāa jéui	(pig's head trumpet mouth)badly beaten
3824	豬頭嘜	jyū tàuh māk	an idiot
3825	豬油包	jyū yàuh bāau	used to describe someone moving or reacting slowly or apathetically.
3826	諸	jyū	all, various
3827	諸多事幹	jyū dō sih gon	nosy, interfering
3828	諸事	jyū sih	(various matters)nosy
3829	諸事八卦	jyū sih baat gwaa	(various matters eight diagrams)nosy
3830	諸事理	jyū sih lēi	a gossip, a nosy person
3831	諸事婆	jyū sih pó	(various matters woman)a gossip, a trouble-maker
3832	煮	jyú	to cook
3833	煮到嚟就食	jyú dou làih jauh sihk	(to eat things when they are cooked)to deal with things in due course, to accept whatever comes along, to "cross one bridges when one comes to them".
3834	煮飯婆	jyú faahn pó	(cook rice woman)a house-wife, a wife
3835	煮死	jyú séi	to catch, to "nail" (e.g. police officer catching a criminal).
3836	蛀	jyu	to eat into
3837	蛀米大蟲	jyu máih daaih chùhng	a person who has nothing to do but eat.
3838	蛀書蟲	jyu syū chùhng	someone who is always reading or studying, a "book worm".
3839	駐	jyu	to station troops
3840	駐場	jyu chèuhng	to stand guard, to watch over (triads watching a bar, business, etc.).
3841	住	jyuh	to live
3842	住家菜	jyuh gāa choi	1. a housewife working part-time as a prostitute2. a prostitute presented as a housewife in advertisements for sexual services.
3843	絶	jyuht	1. absoute2. arrogant
3844	轉	jyún	to turn
3845	轉軚	jyún táaih	to change one's viewpoint, to change one's attitude.
3846	鑽	jyun	to pierce
3847	鑽窿	jyun lūng	(to pierce hole)a sexual technique involving kissing or licking the anus.
3848	鑽石王老五	jyun sehk wòhng lóuh ńgh	(diamond bachelor)an unmarried middle-aged man who is very wealthy.
3849	卡	kāa	a carriage, a car
3850	卡士	kāa sí	(<cast)the cast (of a film etc.)
3851	Kind	kāai	1. inferior, low class, without influence2. ignorant (especially with respect to the rules of criminal and triad culture).
3852	靠得住豬乸會上樹	kaau dāk jyuh jyū náa dōu wúih séuhng syuh	(if that is reliable then a sow will go up a tree)used to express disbelief in someone's reliability or trustworthiness.
3853	靠山	kaau sāan	a sponsor, a supporter, someone powerful who backs someone else
3854	擒	kàhm	1. to grab2. to have sex, to "screw"3. to arrest, to catch (police)
3855	擒青	kàhm chēng	over-eager, anxious, keen
3856	擒擒青	kàhm kàhm chēng	1. to rush2. to be over-eager, anxious, keen
3857	擒嚟擒去	kàhm làih kàhm heui	(to climb here to climb there)to run wild, to climb all over furniture (e.g. naughty children).
3858	擒上擒落	kàhm séuhng kàhm lohk	to rush up and down, to be busy going up and down
3859	禽	kàhm	fowls
3860	禽獸	kàhm sau	1. bastard2. brutal, cruel
3861	契	kai	to adopt
3862	契弟	kai daih	1. younger homosexual lover (male)2. a general term of abuse, a "bastard"3. an adulterer4. a male prostitute
3863	契家佬	kai gāa lóu	an illicit male lover (derogatory)
3864	契家婆	kai gāa pòh	an illicit female lover (derogatory)
3865	契哥	kai gō	an older boy or man treated as an adoptive elder brother
3866	契仔	kai jái	a boy treated as a son by someone other than a parent, an adoptive son
3867	契姐	kai jē	an older girl or woman treated as an adoptive older sister
3868	契媽	kai māa	a woman who treats someone not her own child as if they were her child, an adoptive mother.
3869	契女	kai néui	a girl treated as a daughter by someone other than her parent, an adoptive daughter.
3870	契細佬	kai sai lóu	a younger boy or man treated as an adoptive younger brother
3871	契爺	kai yèh	(god-father)1. a man treats a younger person as if they were his child, an adoptive father2. a sugar daddy
3872	襟	kām	1. a lapel2. durable
3873	襟計	kām gai	a large amount of money
3874	襟兄弟	kām hīng daih	(men who marry sisters)two men sleeping with the same woman.
3875	冚竇	kám dau	to raid premises where illegal activities are suspected.
3876	冚檔	kám dong	to raid, especially to raid premises where illegal activites are suspected.
3877	冚賭	kám dóu	to raid gambling dens, to crack down on illegal gambling (police).
3878	冚蓋	kám goi	an exclamation used to tell someone to be quiet, "shut up!".
3879	冚國旗	kám gwok kèih	(to be covered by national flag)to die (police officer, since the coffin is covered by the national flag).
3880	冚旗	kám kèih	(to cover flag)1. to cover the "for hire" sign (a taxi driver who is off-duty or illegally touting for customers)2. to die (police officer, since the coffin is covered by the national flag)
3881	鯁	káng	1. to choke2. to accept, to "take", to "swallow"3. to substitute for someone in taking the blame, to take the blame for a crime committed by someone else, to be a "fall guy".
3882	吸	kap	to inhale
3883	吸格	kap gaak	to write a useless cheque as part of a fraud, to obtain goods by writing a useless cheque.
3884	咳	kāt	cough
3885	咳水	kāt séui	(cough mixture)codeine, cough medicine (often used for narcotic effect).
3886	溝	kāu	1. a ditch2. to pick up, to chat up, to chase (a sexual partner)
3887	媾	kāu	to pick up, to chat up, to chase (a sexual partner)
3888	溝仔	kāu jái	1. to pick up a boy/a man2. to chat up a boy/a man3. to chase boys/men
3889	媾仔	kāu jái	1. to pick up a boy/a man2. to chat up a boy/a man3. to chase boys/men
3890	溝女	kāu néui	1. to pick up a girl/a woman2. to chat up a girl/a woman3. to chase girls/women
3891	媾女	kāu néui	1. to pick up a girl/a woman2. to chat up a girl/a woman3. to chase girls/women
3892	溝女王	kāu néui wòhng	a man who has many girlfriends, a man who has sex with many different women, a playboy
3893	媾女王	kāu néui wòhng	a man who has many girlfriends, a man who has sex with many different women, a playboy
3894	扣	kau	to tap
3895	扣喉	kau hàuh	(to hook throat)to put one's fingers down the throat in order to vomit
3896	求	kàuh	1. to request2. to pray
3897	求番支好籤	kàuh fāan jī hóu chīm	to seek advice from an experienced person.
3898	求求其其	kàuh kàuh kèih kèih	to do things casually, to be careless
3899	求其	kàuh kèih	to do things casually, to be careless
3900	K	multiple readings	[kē]excrement, shit [kēi]karaoke
3901	K場	kēi chèuhng	karaoke bar, karaoke centre
3902	K仔	kēi jái	ketamine, a drug associated with "rave" culture, "Special K".
3903	Ke	kē	excrement, shit
3904	茄	kē	1. an eggplant2. excrement, shit
3905	茄喱	kē lē	(<carefree)an unimportant person
3906	茄喱啡	kē lē fē	(<carefree)1. an "extra" in a film, someone hired a very minor role, e.g. in crowd scenes2. someone unimportant
3907	茄輪	kē léun	a deep kiss, a passionate kiss, a "French kiss".
3908	騎	kèh	to ride
3909	騎呢	kèh lèh	strange, bizarre, weird
3910	騎牛搵馬	kèh ngáuh wán máah	(to ride an ox looking for a horse)to be working one job but looking out for a better one
3911	期	kèih	a period of time
3912	期數	kèih sou	(period number)period within which repayment of a debt is calculated
3913	旗	kèih	1. a flag2. a hire, a trip with a customer (taxi driver jargon)
3914	企	kéih	to stand
3915	企街	kéih gāai	(to stand on the street)1. someone who touts for business on the street (e.g. for a hostess bar, or on behalf or prostitutes)2. a prostitute who works on the street
3916	企理	kéih léih	tidy, neat and tidy, smart, well-dressed
3917	企埋一邊	kéih màaih yāt bīn	to stand aside, to stand back, to make way, e.g. for a new or rising generation
3918	企硬	kéih ngaahng	(to stand hard)to stand up for one's rights, to hang tough; to stand firm
3919	企堂	kéih tóng	(to stand in the hall)a waiter/waitress in a restaurant or a small-food stall
3920	強	kèuhng	1. strong, tough, cool, admirable, powerful2. to rape
3921	強姦藥	kèuhng gāan yeuhk	(rape drug)drug used in sexual assault or rape, used to render the victim unable to resist, "date rape drug", GHK (Gamma-hydroxybutyrate).
3922	鏹	kèuhng	1. corrosive2. money
3923	佢	kéuih	1. he2. she3. it
3924	佢死佢賤	kéuih séi kéuih jihn	(he dies he is cheap)to not give a damn (about the person specified)
3925	棘	kīk	thorny
3926	棘手	kīk sáu	(the case is) difficult
3927	傾	kīng	to chat
3928	傾偈	kīng gái	1. to chat2. to have settlement talks, to negotiate
3929	傾唔埋欄	kīng m4 màaih lāan	1. to be unable to get on with, to be unable to agree with2. to have nothing to talk about
3930	Keeper	kīp páa	a supervisor in a message parlour, brothel, etc.
3931	揭	kit	1. to tear off2. to lift
3932	揭盅	kit jūng	(to lift the lid)to announce the results
3933	Q	kīu	1. pretty, attractive, "cute"2. a euphemistic term that can be substituted for the obscene swearwords 撚 lán, 鳩 gāu3. one time, one session, e.g. sex
3934	Q版	kīu báan	(Q version)1. cute2. a strange, weird or grotesque thing3. an adult comic character who has an alter ego who is a child.
3935	橋	kíu	surprising, fortunate, strange, coincidental
3936	蹺	kíu	surprising, fortunate, strange, coincidental
3937	蹺口	kíu háu	1. hard to pronounce, difficult to say2. saying inappropriate, unacceptable things3. hard to get along with
3938	蹺口杉手	kíu háu cháahm sáu	hard to deal with, difficult to accept
3939	蹺炒	kíu miuh	to have a knack for something
3940	Call	kō	to telephone someone; to call someone on a pager
3941	Call鐘	kō jūng	the protector of a prostitute informing the call-girl centre that he is open for business.
3942	Call台	kō tòih	communication centre (taxi dispatcher, pager company, etc.)
3943	Quali	kō lí	qualifications, background, status
3944	箍	kū	hoop
3945	箍煲	kū bōu	(to repair pot)to repair a broken relationship
3946	Cool	kū	in fashion, up-to-date ("cool")
3947	窮	kùhng	poor
3948	窮到燶	kùhng dou lūng	very poor
3949	窮光蛋	kùhng gwōng dáan	a person who is very poor
3950	裙	kwàhn	a dress; skirt
3951	裙腳仔	kwàhn geuk jái	a man who is dependent on his family, who cannot take care of himself.
3952	裙拉褲甩	kwàhn lāai fu lāt	(the skirt pulled up and pants falling down)to be in a great hurry.
3953	群	kwàhn	1. a crowd2. to join with, to associate with
3954	群揪	kwàhn chāu	a gang fight
3955	群番	kwàhn fāan	to join with again, to associate with again
3956	群埋	kwàhn màaih	to join with, to associate with
3957	規	kwāi	rules
3958	虧	kwāi	1. to owe2. weak, feeble (in tests, in health, in function or performance)3. sexually impotent
3959	虧佬	kwāi lóu	an impotent man
3960	虧佬褲	kwāi lóu fu	(weak man trousers)long cotton underwear, long-johns
3961	坤	kwān	1. to fool, to trick2. the Earth Diagram
3962	崑崙	kwān lèuhn	the Kunlun Mountain
3963	勒	laahk	1. to tie sth. tight2. to force
3964	勒緊褲頭	laahk gán fu tàuh	(to tighten one's waistband)to cut down on expenses because of financial difficulty; to "tighten one's belt".
3965	藍	làahm	blue
3966	藍燈籠	làahm dāng lùhng	(blue latern)1. police vehicle (taxi driver jargon)2. an affiliated member of a triad gang, a new recruit who has not been formally accepted into a triad society but who has a protector who is a member.
3967	藍瓜子	làahm gwāa jí	(blue melon seed)triazolam (a transquiliser)
3968	藍精靈	làahm jīng lìhng	(smurf)triazolam (a tranquilliser)
3969	藍帽子	làahm móu jí	blue-berets, the Police Tactical Unit of the Hong Kong police
3970	藍盾	làahm téuhn	1. blue shield2. Public Security Bureau police in mainland China
3971	懶	multiple readings	[láahn]lazy [láan]to pretend
3972	懶蟲	láahn chùhng	(lazy bug)a lazy person
3973	懶到出汁	láahn dou chēut jāp	(so lazy that the juice comes out)to be extremely lazy
3974	懶風騷	láahn fūng sōu	arrogant, "cocky".
3975	懶鬼	láahn gwái	(lazy ghost)a lazy person
3976	懶星	láahn sīng	(lazy star)a lazy person
3977	懶人多屎尿	láahn yàhn dō sí niuh	(a lazy person goes often to the toilet)a lazy person can make many excuses.
3978	爛	laahn	1. damaged2. rotten
3979	爛笪	laahn daat	unscrupulous, immoral
3980	爛笪笪	laahn daat daat	unscrupulous, immoral
3981	爛賭	laahn dóu	to be addicted to gambling
3982	爛賭鬼	laahn dóu gwái	a person addicted to gambling, a compulsive gambler
3983	爛瞓	laahn fan	tired, sleepy, unwilling to get out of bed
3984	爛瞓豬	laahn fan jyū	(sleepy pig)1. someone who is tired and looks to be in need of sleep2. a "sleephead"
3985	爛鬼	laahn gwái	a rascal, a bad guy, a hoodlum
3986	爛口	laahn hóu	(rotten mouth)swearing, bad language, abuse
3987	爛仔	laahn jái	a hooligan; a teddy boy
3988	爛酒佬	laahn jáu lóu	a drunk
3989	爛命一條	laahn mehng yāt tìuh	to come from a poor background or live a worthless life and to have nothing to lose, to be willing to do anything.
3990	爛尾	laahn méih	(broken tail)an abandoned project (e.g. a building project)
3991	爛瓦	laahn ngàah	broken tile
3992	爛數	laahn sou	a debt which is hard to collect, a bad debt
3993	爛船都有三斤釘	laahn syùhn dōu yáuh sāam gān dēng	(a wrecked ship leaves behind three catties of nails)an organisation or a person, even after meeting with a disaster, may still have considerable power.
3994	爛頭蟀	laahn tàuh jēut	someone who is hard to defeat, difficult to kill, very tought
3995	爛蓉蓉	laahn yùhng yùhng	completely smashed, beyond repair
3996	冷	multiple readings	[láahng]cold [lāang]a person, a guy (Cantonese rendering of Chui Chow language)
3997	冷飯菜汁	láahng faahn choi jāp	(cold rice vegetable water)left-overs, left-over food
3998	冷手執個熱煎堆	láahng sáu jāp go yiht jīn dēui	(to pick up a hot fried flour ball with a cold hand)to have an unexpected stroke of good fortune.
3999	立	multiple readings	[laahp]to stand [lahp]to establish
4000	立足	laahp jūk	to achieve position, status
4001	立立亂	laahp láap lyuhn/lahp láp lyuhn	in disorder, messy, chaotic
4002	垃雜嘢	laahp jaahp yéh	a snack
4003	垃圾	laahp saap	1. rubbish2. unwashed crockery and cutlery and left over food (restaurant workers' slang).
4004	垃圾嘢	laahop ssap yéh	junk food
4005	辣	multiple readings	[laaht]hot [laat]1. to excite someone sexually2. to make someone angry, to provoke someone3. to hurt
4006	辣親	laat chān	to get hurt, to be harmed
4007	辣手	laaht sáu	1. difficult to cope with, hard to deal with2. tough, skillful
4008	辣撻	laaht taat	1. dirty2. tricky, dishonest, illegal, underhand
4009	邋遢	laaht taat	1. dirty2. tricky, dishonest, illegal, underhand
4010	辣撻貓	laaht taat māau	(dirty cat)a messy, sloppy person
4011	邋遢貓	laaht taat māau	(dirty cat)a messy, sloppy person
4012	拉	lāai	to pull
4013	拉柴	lāai chàaih	to die; dead
4014	拉車邊	lāai chē bīn	(to travel holding on to the back of a bus or train)1. to win a contest or pass a test by the narrowest of margins2. to just squeeze through
4015	拉閘	lāai jaahp	to stop work (taxi driver jargon)
4016	拉閘放狗	lāai jaahp fong gáu	to close the door, the pull down the shutters, to shut up shop.
4017	拉纜	lāai laahm	1. to pull cable2. to eat noodles
4018	拉拉扯扯	lāai lāai ché ché	1. to fail to focus on the topic at hand2. to prevaricate3. to have an on-and-off relationship, to be neither together nor apart (e.g. lovers).
4019	拉落水	lāai lohk séui	(to drag into the water)to put the blame on, to involve someone in a situation for which they are not to blame.
4020	拉埋天窗	lāai màaih tīn chēung	to get married, to settle down to married life
4021	拉牛上樹	lāai ngàuh séuhng syuh	(to pull a cow up a tree)a vain attempt to do something
4022	拉上補下	lāai séuhng bóu haah	(to pull above and cover below)to make up for the deficit in one area by using resources from another
4023	拉頭馬	lāai tàuh máah	to parade a winning horse (e.g. the winning trainer displaying the champion).
4024	孻	lāai	1. final2. end
4025	孻仔拉心肝孻女拉五臟	lāai jái lāai sām gōn, lāai néui lāai m4 johng	(the youngest son tugs at one's heart and liver, the youngest daughter tugs at one's innards)parents usually lavish most affection on their youngest child.
4026	孻仔	lāai jái	the youngest son
4027	孻女	lāai néui	the youngest daughter
4028	孻尾	lāai mēi	the last; in the end, finally
4029	奶	náaih	1. milk2. breast(s)
4030	賴	laai	to evade
4031	奶鞋底	láai hàaih dái	(to lick shoe buttom)to fail in an attempt to curry favour with someone, to try and curry favour with the wrong person.
4032	賴鞋底	láai hàaih dái	(to lick shoe buttom)to fail in an attempt to curry favour with someone, to try and curry favour with the wrong person.
4033	奶閪	láai hāi	(to lick cunt)1. to go down on a woman2. to get into difficulties, to get caught out
4034	奶西	láai hāi	(to lick cunt)1. to go down on a woman2. to get into difficulties, to get caught out
4035	奶閪仔	láai hāi jái	(lick cunt boy)an obscene insult, a "little bastard".
4036	奶西仔	láai hāi jái	(lick cunt boy)an obscene insult, a "little bastard".
4037	奶屎忽	láai sí fāt	(to lick arse)to get into trouble, to fall into difficulties
4038	瀨嘢	láai yéh	(lick thing)1. to be tricked, to be caught2. to get into difficulties3. to have an accident, or misfortune4. to be cheated, fooled5. to step on something unpleasant6. to be arrested by police.
4039	奶嘢	láai yéh	(lick thing)1. to be tricked, to be caught2. to get into difficulties3. to have an accident, or misfortune4. to be cheated, fooled5. to step on something unpleasant6. to be arrested by police.
4040	癩	laai	a skin disease
4041	癩蝦蟆想食天鵝食	laai hāa mōu séung sihk tīn ngòk yuhk	(a toad wants to eat swan meat)an unattractive man dreaming of having a beautiful girlfriend
4042	賴地硬	laaih deih ngaahng	to make excuses
4043	賴貓	laaih māau	to evade responsibility, to avoid taking the blame
4044	賴死	laaih séi	to be reluctant to do something one is supposed to.
4045	瀨	laaih	water rushing by
4046	瀨大鑊	laaih daaih wohk	to get into a big mess, to have a disaster
4047	瀨尿	laaih liuh	(to release urine)to urinate involuntarily
4048	瀨尿蝦	laaih liuh hāa	1. a crayfish2. a bed-wetter
4049	瀨屎	laaih sí	to defecate involuntarily
4050	瀨屎忽	laaih sí fāt	a big problem, a big mess
4051	瀨鑊	laaih wohk	to get into a mess, to have a disaster
4052	攬	láam	to embrace
4053	攬住死	láam jyuh séi	(to die hugging)to get into trouble together
4054	攬硬	láam ngaahng	to support strongly, to protect
4055	攬實	láam saht	to hold tight, stick to, stay with
4056	攬身攬勢	láam sān láam sai	to be very close, to be intimate, to be very "lovey-dovey".
4057	攬上身	láam séuhng sān	to take on a task, to take over a task for someone, guarantee that a task will be completed successfully.
4058	攬頭攬頸	láam tàuh láam géng	(to hug head hug neck)to be very close, to be intimate
4059	檻	laam	a threshold
4060	檻火盆	laam fó pùhn	a ceremony in which someone is carried over or steps over a basin with burning spells written on strips of yellow paper, a purification ceremony, e.g. when bringing a new born baby for the first time, when coming home after being in prison.
4061	躝	lāan	1. to creep, to crawl2. to move3. to hang around
4062	躝街	lāan gāai	to hang around on the street
4063	躝開	lāan hōi	an exclamation of irritation or anger, instructing someone to leave, "get lost!".
4064	躝撚𨳼	lāan lán hōi	an anger and obscene exclamation, instructing someone to leave, "fuck off!"
4065	躝屍	lāan sī	an expression of anger or irritation, used to tell someone to leave, "piss off!"
4066	躝屍吉路	lāan sī gaht louh	an expression of anger or irritation, used to tell someone to leave, "get lost!", "shove off!".
4067	躝癱	lāan táan	a person of bad character, an undesirable, a "creep".
4068	懶得戚	láan/láahn dāk chīk	arrogant
4069	懶叻	láan/láahn lēk	to have pretentions to be clever, to act as if one is clever, to "play the smart guy".
4070	懶靚	láan/láahn leng	to have pretentions to be pretty, to act as if one is pretty
4071	懶醒	láan/láahn síng	to have pretentions to be clever, to act as if one is clever, to "play the smart guy".
4072	懶威	láan/láahn wāi	arrogant, flashy, flaunting oneself or one's wealth, "cocky".
4073	懶幽默	láan/láahn yāu mahk	to act as if one is funny, to try to be funny (and fail).
4074	懶有寶	láan/láahn yáuh bóu	to have pretensions, to act as if one is something special, to act as if one is very powerful, to "play the big-shot".
4075	懶有型	láan/láahn yáuh yìhng	to have pretensions to be trendy or stylish, to act as if one is trendy or stylish.
4076	一條冷	yāt tìuh lāang	a person, a guy (Cantonse rendering of Chiu Chow language)
4077	擸	laap	to grab
4078	擸架生	laap gaa chāang	to pick up tools or instruments, including fireamrs, particularly those used by workers or criminals.
4079	立架生	laap gaa chāang	to pick up tools or instruments, including fireamrs, particularly those used by workers or criminals.
4080	立架撐	laap gaa chāang	to pick up tools or instruments, including fireamrs, particularly those used by workers or criminals.
4081	立立令	laap laap ling	shiny, glossy
4082	立立靚	laap laap ling	shiny, glossy
4083	擸嘢	laap yéh	to pick up tools or implements for manual work or for criminal activities.
4084	辣低	laat dāi	to shoot, to make angry
4085	辣興	laat hing	to provoke, to make angry
4086	辣著	laat jeuhk	to provoke, to make angry
4087	臨	lahm	1. to descend2. temporary
4088	臨班	lahm bāan	to repeat one year at school, to have to repeat a year of study
4089	臨急臨忙	làhm gāp làhm mòhng	in a great rush
4090	臨急抱佛腳	làhm gāp póuh faht geuk	(to hold the Buddha's leg in an emergency)to do something at the last minute.
4091	臨記	làhm gei	(Mr Temporary)an "extra", someone hired to play a very minor role (e.g. in a crowd scene)
4092	臨老學吹打	làhm lóuh hohk chēui dáa	(old man learns to play trumpet)an old person learning a new skill.
4093	臨老唔過得世	làhm lóuh m4 gwo dāk sai	(unable to live out one's day)to be unable to spend one's final years in comfort.
4094	臨尾香	làhm méih hēung	to fail at the very last stage, to "fall at the last fence".
4095	臨時臨急	làhm sìh làhm gāp	under time pressure, to make an ad hoc decision, to be hard pressed for time.
4096	臨天光賴尿	làhm tīn gwōng laaih liuh	(to wet oneself before dawn)a last minute failture in an enterprise which seemed headed for success.
4097	淋	làhm	to drip completely
4098	淋善	làhm sihn	1. good-natured, easy-going2. liable to be taken advantage of
4099	立糯	lahp loh	apathetic, slow to react, slow moving
4100	立亂	lahp lyuhn	nin disorder, messy, chaotic
4101	Like	lāi	(<like)1. to like2.to be attracted to someone, to fall for someone
4102	禮	lái	a ceremony
4103	例	laih	1. an example2. conventional
4104	例牌	laih páai	(regular menu)as usual, habitually, according to one's habit
4105	甩cut	lāk kāk	1. uneven, bumpy (surface)2. not fluently, poorly (speech, e.g in speaking a foreign language).
4106	甩甩cut cut	lāk lāk kāk kāk	1. uneven, bumpy (surface)2. not fluently, poorly (speech, e.g in speaking a foreign language).
4107	冧	lām	1. delighted, pleased, content, satisifed2. to please, to "sweet-talk" [lam]to collapse
4108	冧歌	lām gō	sentimental songs, romantic songs
4109	冧檔	lam dong	1. to be ruined, to collapse2. to be finished, to be finished off3. to go bankrupt
4110	冧友	lam yáu	to kill
4111	撚	nán	to be good at [lán]a vulgar or obscene term for the penis
4112	撚蛋	lán dáan	a generic vulgar insult, "fucking bastard".
4113	撚開	lán hōi	(prick off)an obscene and aggressive instruction for someone to leave, "fuck off!".
4114	撚頭	lán tàuh	(prick head)an obscene insult, "prick head".
4115	撚樣	lán yéung	(prick face)a strong and vulgar insult, "fucking jerk", "prick head" (sometimes punned with or used instead of 飲樣 yám yéung "dressed up" to make fun of someone who has dressed up for some occasion).
4116	笠	lāp	1. to cover2. to steal
4117	笠高帽	lāp gōu móu	to flatter
4118	笠水	lāp séui	to be afraid of
4119	笠嘢	lāp yéh	to steal
4120	甩	lāt	1. to lose2. to get rid of3. to know the mahjong tiles by touch, without needing to look and see if the tile is wanted4. (<love)to like, to love, to enjoy
4121	甩底	lāt dái	(to loose sole)to not turn up for an appointment, to "stand someone up".
4122	甩肺	lāt fai	to be beaten up badly
4123	甩期	lāt kèih	to miss the deadline
4124	甩皮甩骨	lāt pèih lāt gwāt	1. to be in bad shape2. to have been knocked about
4125	甩身	lāt sān	1. to be exempted from, to escape, to avoid2. to get rid of a problem
4126	甩繩馬騮	lāt síng máah láu	(loose string monkey)1. a very naughty child2. someone no longer under the control of their superior or guardian.
4127	甩鬚	lāt sōu	to lose face
4128	摟	lāu	1. to hug2. to embrace
4129	漏	lauh	1. to miss2. to leak
4130	漏口	lauh háu	to stammer
4131	漏口風	lauh háu fūng	(to let the wind out of one's mouth)to let slip a secret inadvertently.
4132	漏氣	lauh hei	to be slow to act, to be slow to make a decision
4133	劉	làuh	a surname
4134	劉備借荊州	làuh béi je gīng jāu	Liu Bei borrowed the state of Jingzhou→一借冇回頭 [yāt je móuh wùih tàuh] borrowed without returning ■something loanded that is never returned to the owner (Liu Bei was the King of Shu in the Three Kingdom Peroid).
4135	留	làuh	to remain
4136	留番拜山先講	làuh fāan baai sāan sīn góng	(leave it for paying respects to the dead)a request to defer some topic, "let's not talk too much about it now" (i.e. let's leave it for when paying repects to the dead).
4137	樓	làuh	a burning
4138	樓花	làuh fāa	(building flower)to pay for a flat or apartment before the building is completed.
4139	樓面	làuh mín	(building surface)a waiter or waitress in a small restaurant or food stall.
4140	樓換樓	láu wuhn láu	to sell one's apartment and buy another one (in order to get a larger apartment or to cash in).
4141	流	làuh	1. to flow2. unreal, false, "fake"3. without status or influence
4142	流千張	làuh chīn jēung	(flow thousand shee)counterfeit bank notes
4143	流口水	làuh háu séui	(to drool)to lust after, to long for
4144	流料	làuh líu	false information, misleading information
4145	流馬尿	làuh máah liuh	(horse's urine flowing)to weep, to cry
4146	流嘢	làuh yéh	a false object, a forged item, a "fake"
4147	柳	làuh	1. a willow2. a prison warden3. a prison
4148	柳記	làuh gei	(willow company)1. the Correctional Services Department2. staff of the Correctional Services Department
4149	柳骨	làuh gwāt	(willow bone)a toothpick
4150	柳心	làuh sām	(willow heart)1. the Correctional Services department2. staff of the Correctional Services Department.
4151	Le hea	lé he	to be in a muddle.
4152	Le fe	léh féh	sloppy, messy, untidy
4153	咧啡	léh féh	sloppy, messy, untidy
4154	靈擎	lèhng kéhng	effective; efficacious, reliable (e.g. of a fortune-teller or a god).
4155	釐埋	lēi màaih	to hide oneself, to keep out of sight
4156	喱埋	lēi màaih	to hide oneself, to keep out of sight
4157	離	lèih	from; away from
4158	離行離迾	lèih hòhng lèih laht	wildly inaccurate, wide of the mark, off-target.
4159	離譜	lèih póu	unbelievable, ridiculous, odd, weird, crazy, outrages, "out of line".
4160	離晒罩	lèih saai jaau	(to leave the shelter completely)to go out of control, to go crazy, to go haywire, to "go off the rails".
4161	離晒譜	lèih saai póu	unbelievable, ridiculous, crazy, outrageous, "out of line".
4162	嚟真	lèih jān	serious, not joking
4163	李	léih	1. a surname2. a plum
4164	李超人	léih chīu yàhn	a nickname for Hong Kong property magnate 李嘉誠 Li Ka-shing.
4165	李三腳	léih sāam geuk	(three-legged Lee)a nickname for 李小龍 Bruce Lee.
4166	利	leih	1. profitable2. sharp
4167	利物浦	leih maht póu	1. Liverpool2. a euphemistic or humorous variant of 你老母 néih lóuh móu, "your mother!".
4168	莉	leih	white jasmine
4169	莉莉四十	leih leih sei sahp	(<Lily forty)seconal (quinalbartitone, a depressant)
4170	叻	lēk	smart, bright, sharp
4171	叻仔	lēk jái	1. a clever boy, a clever man, a "smart kid", a "smart guy"2. used to criticise someone for thinking that they are very clever, "smart alec!".
4172	叻女	lēk néui	1. a clever girl, a clever young woman2. a lesbian
4173	叻唔切	lēk m4 chit	1. a show-off, a boastful or vain person2. to be a show-off
4174	Lam	lém	to lick
4175	0靚	lēng	1. a teenager2. a young man or boy, a "kid". 3. a member of a street gang, the follower of a gang boss
4176	0靚仔	lēng jái	1. a teenager or young man2. a street kid; a "tough guy"3. a young man who is a member of a street gang
4177	0靚仔!	lēng jái	an aggressive term of address for a boy or younger man or for a man of inferior status, "listen kid, I'm warning you!".
4178	0靚kent	lēng kēng	1. a teenage boy or young man, a "kid", a "guy"2. a term of address, "hey kid"3. a useless guy, a nobody
4179	0靚妹	lēng mūi	1. a young girl2. a tough girl, a girl who hangs out on the street
4180	0靚妹!	lēng mūi	a term of address for a girl or young woman or a young woman of inferior status, "listen kid, I'm warning you!".
4181	0靚妹仔	lēng mūi jái	a young girl
4182	領	léng	1. to receive2. to lead
4183	領嘢	léng yéh	to be the victim of something, to be singled out for misfortune.
4184	靚	leng	1. pretty2. a bowl of steamed rice (waiter's slang)
4185	靚爆鏡	leng baau geng	(so pretty as to break a mirro)beautiful, very attractive (sometimes used sarcastically to mean "ugly").
4186	靚到爆燈	leng dou baau dāng	(so preety as to blow a lamp)very attractive, very pretty
4187	靚到暉	leng dou wàhn	(so beautiful one will faint)very beautiful
4188	靚仔	leng jái	1. handsome guy2. a bowl of steamed rice (waiter's slang)3. good traffic conditions (truck driver jargon)
4189	lur飯應	lēu faahn ying	to agree immediately, to accept enthusiastically
4190	lur	lēu	to spit out [léu]to manipulate someone by behaving in a coquettish or childishly whinging manner.
4191	lur口水講過	lēu háu séui góng gwo	(to spit out the saliva and say it differently)used to tell someone to take back words that are unlucky or inauspicious.
4192	輪	lèuhn	to alternate
4193	輪大米	lèuhn daaih máih	1. to rape in turn, a gang rape2. to beat up, to give a good beating to.
4194	輪姦	lèuhn gāan	a gang rape.
4195	論	leuhn	to discuss
4196	論盡	leuhn jeuhn	clumsy
4197	論論盡盡	leuhn leuhn jeuhn jeuhn	very clumsy
4198	樑	lèuhng	a beam
4199	涼	lèuhng	cool
4200	糧	lèuhng	grains
4201	糧地官	lèuhng deih gūn	(land surveyor)to be unemployed
4202	良	lèuhng	good
4203	良心當狗肺	lèuhng sām dong gáu fai	(to treat a good heart as a dog's lung)1. to be ungrateful for a favour and regard it as a disservice2. to not know what is good for one.
4204	兩	lèuhng	two
4205	兩腳一伸	lèuhng geuk yāt sān	death
4206	兩公婆見鬼	lèuhng gūng pó gin gwái	husband and wife see a ghost→唔係你就係我 [m4 haih néih jauh haih ngóh] if it wasn't you it was me. ■one of the two possibilities must be true, one of the two people involved must be responsible.
4207	兩仔乸	lèuhng jái náa	a mother and son, mother and son together
4208	兩味	lèuhng méi	(two falvours)two sexual services offered by a prostitute, i.e. fellatio and sexual intercourse.
4209	兩粒	lèuhng nāp	(two pips)a police inspector, police inspector wearing two pips (police and criminal jargon).
4210	兩粒花	lèuhng nāp fāa	a police inspector, police inspector wearing two pips (police and criminal jargon).
4211	兩粒一班	lèuhng nāp yāt fāa	(two pips one stripe)a senior police inspector (police and criminal jargon, based on the badge design).
4212	兩梳蕉	lèuhng sō jīu	(two bunches of bananas)to visit someone without bringing a gift, to arrive empty-handed at someone's house (the bananas represent the fingers of the hand).
4213	兩頭唔到岸	lèuhng tàuh m4 dou ngohn	(unable to reach either shore)to be in a situation where which ever way one turns one will lose out.
4214	兩頭蛇	lèuhng tàuh sèh	(two headed snake)1. someone who works for both sides in a deal2. a servant of two masters
4215	兩頭騰	lèuhng tàuh tàhn	to be extremely busy, to be "rushed off one's feet".
4216	Lui低	lēui dāi	to fall down flat
4217	雷	lèuih	1. thunder2. loyalty, good faith; loyalty to friends, particulary the ties of brotherhood that unite gang or triad members and other members of the underworld3. two (triad jargon)
4218	雷氣	lèuih hei	loyalty, good faith; loyalty to friends, particulary the ties of brotherhood that unite gang or triad members and other members of the underworld.
4219	雷粒	lèuih nāp	(two pips)police inspector, police inspector wearing two pip2
4220	掠	lēuk	to rob
4221	掠錢	lēuk chín	to charge an excessive price for something
4222	掠低	lēuk dāi	to kill
4223	掠水	lēuk séui	to get money by dishonest means, to trick someone out of money.
4224	掠水王	lēuk séui wòhng	a rich person who has made money by dishonest, ruthless or dubious means.
4225	娘	lēung	old-fashioned (in appearance), ugly
4226	娘丙	lēung bíng	1. old-fashioned2. a fool
4227	娘柄	lēung bíng	1. old-fashioned2. a fool
4228	力	lihk	1. force 2. strength 3. energy
4229	力不到不為財	lihk bāt dou bāt wàih chòih	if you don't put in effort, you won't get rich, "no pain, no gain" (of money matters).
4230	廉	lìhm	honest
4231	廉記	lìhm gei	The Independent Commission against Corruption, the ICAC, the Hong Kong government's anti-corruption agency.
4232	蓮	lìhn	a lotus
4233	蓮花	lìhn fāa	lotus flower
4234	蓮子蓉	lìhn jí yùhng	a very sweet smile
4235	零	lìhng	zero
4236	零舍唔同	lìhng se m4 tùhng	different, in a different class
4237	鈴	lìhng	a bell
4238	鈴鈴霖霖	lìhng lìhng làhm làhm	1. very quickly2. in a big hurry
4239	另	lìhng	separate
4240	另起爐灶	lìhng héi lòuh jou	(to separate stove)1. a new organisation set up to compete with an existing one2. an alternative way of achieving an aim
4241	鍊	lín	to challenge, to compete, to fight
4242	鍊爆春袋	lín baau chēun dói	(to complete until one's scrotum explodes)to compete until one has won, to fight without compromise, to fight to the limit of one's strength
4243	鍊車	lín chē	car racing
4244	鍊低	lín dāi	1. to defeat, to come out on top2. to be the winner, to out do one's rivals (e.g. car racing, examination results).
4245	鍊到爆屎	lín dou baau sí	to have a serious competition, to have a tough fight.
4246	鍊死為正	lín séi wàih jí	to fight to the death
4247	鍊鑊	lín wohk	to have a competition, to have a trial of strength
4248	鍊贏	lín yèhng	to come out on top; to be the winner, to outdo one's rival, e.g. car racing, examination results.
4249	了	līu	1. to escape, to flee in secret2. to bring up something from the past, to raise an old grievance.
4250	了鼻屎	līu beih sí	to pick one's nose.
4251	了番出嚟	līu fāan chēt làih	to bring up something from the past, to raise an old grievance.
4252	料	líu	1. material2. information, news3. quality, ability, skills
4253	撩	lìuh	1. to provoke2. to bother, to tease, to harass3. to sexually harass, to tease suggestively
4254	撩交嗌	lìuh gāau aai	to provoke an argument with someone.
4255	撩交打	lìuh gāau dáa	to provoke or taunt someone into fighting, to cause trouble
4256	撩女仔	lìuh néuih jái	to bother, to tease, to harass a girl or woman
4257	撩是鬥非	lìuh sih dau fēi	1. to provoke a fight2. to taunt
4258	籮	lō	1. a bamboo basket2. bottom, behind, "ass"
4259	籮霸	lō baa	a nickname for or teasing way of referring to a person with a large bottom
4260	籮拔	lō baht	(<Robert)a fool, a sucker
4261	籮Pet	lō pēt	bottom, behind, "ass"
4262	籮柚	lō yáu	bottom, behind, "ass"
4263	囉	lō	to chatter
4264	囉囉攣	lō lō lyūn	1. worried, nervous, anxious, disappointed2. codeine, often consumed in the form of cough medicine
4265	囉囉囌囌	lō lō sō sō	1. to chatter2. to complain3. to be demanding
4266	囉攣	lō lyūn	worried, nervous, anxious, disappointed
4267	囉囌	lō sō	1. to chatter2. to complain3. to be demanding
4268	攞	ló	to collect
4269	攞彩	ló chói	(to get colour)to win honour, to gain glory (in a contest or a fight).
4270	攞膽	ló dáam	(to take guts)used to describe something that arouses an extreme emotion (impressive, frightening, funny, etc.).
4271	攞鏡	ló gíng	to take advantage of someone being in a bad situation to provoke them, "to hit someone when they are down".
4272	攞景定贈興	ló gíng dihng jahng hing	(to be sarcastic or give praise)used to accuse someone of taking advantage of one's vulnerability.
4273	攞去填海	ló heui tìhn hói	(to take and dump in the sea)used to characterize something or someone useless, i.e. that it should be "dumped in the sea".
4274	攞著數	ló jeuhk sou	to gain advantage from a situation, to profit from a deal
4275	攞嚟講	ló làih góng	1. to give a feeble excuse where one has no good reason for one's conduct2. to talk just for the sake of talking
4276	攞嚟賤	ló làih jihn	to get oneself into trouble
4277	攞嚟衰	ló làih sēui	to get oneself into trouble
4278	攞命	ló mehng	(to take life)1. to kill someone2. something that arouses strong emotion or passion.
4279	攞晒彩	ló saai chói	to win honour, to gain glory (in a contest or a fight).
4280	攞位	ló wái	to win status or reputation
4281	攞意頭	ló yi tàuh	to do something for the sake of good luck (e.g. a ritual).
4282	蘿	lòh	a turnip
4283	蘿白頭	lòh baahk tàuh	(turnip head)a Japanese (derogatory)
4284	蘿底橙	lòh dái cháang	(left behind orange)1. someone or something rejected as useless2. unwanted left over or left behind.
4285	蘿底桔	lòh dái gāt	(left behind mandarin orange)1. someone or something rejected as useless2. something unwanted left over or left behind
4286	羅	lòh	1. surname2. a net
4287	落	lohk	1. to go down2. to have an abortion, to abort
4288	落吧	lohk bāa	to go to a bar.
4289	落車	lohk chē	1. to get of the car2. to try and get out of the stock-market at the top3. to sell at the optimal time
4290	落叠	lohk daahp	to get involved, to agree to a deal, to invest in, to buy into
4291	落地開花富貴榮華	lohk deih hōi fāa, fu gwái wìhng wàah	(falling to the ground it will blossom, bringing wealth and glory)used by someone to make someone else who has dropped something and broken it feel better.
4292	落D	lohk dī	to go to a disco
4293	落格	lohk gaak	to take money illegally, to skim money from one's company or partner
4294	落狗屎	lohk gáu sí	(falling dog shit)the rain is pelting down, to "rain cats and dogs".
4295	落腳	lohk geuk	to stay, to live, to go to ground, to "hang out"
4296	落鞋油	lohk hàaih yáu	(to put on shoe polish)to flatter, to be obsequious, to be a "toady"
4297	落閘放狗	lohk jaahp fong gáu	to close the door, to pull down the shutters, to shut up shop
4298	落仔	lohk jái	to have an abortion, to abort a child
4299	落嘴頭	lohk jéui tàuh	to cajole someone
4300	落莊	lohk jōng	(to leave the firm)to step down from a committee (university student jargon)
4301	落注	lohk jyu	to place a bet
4302	落樓	lohk láu	to pay the bill at the counter in a restaurant
4303	落面	lohk mín	(to lower face)to take away someone's face
4304	落晒形	lohk saai yìhng	moody, depressed, downcast
4305	落山	lohk sāan	1. to go down the mountain2. to finish an apprenticeship
4306	落手落腳	lohk sáu lohk geuk	(to use one's hands and legs)to do the actual work oneself
4307	落水	lohk séui	(falling water)to rain
4308	落台	lohk tòih	1. to resign, to step down2. to get rid of an embarrassing situation, to leave someone alone, to withdraw
4309	落湯雞	lohk tōng gāi	soaked through, completely drenched
4310	落雨收柴	lohk yúh sāu chàaih	(to collect firewood in the rain)to do a task carelessly
4311	狼	lòhng	1. a wolf2. greedy, voracious3. tough, brave
4312	狼膽	lòhng dáam	(wolf gut)fierce, brave
4313	狼過華秀	lòhng gwo wàah sau	(greedier than Wa Sau)extremely greedy, voracious, e.g. for food, sex.
4314	狼過華秀雙狗	lòhng gwo wàah sau jek gáu	(greedier than Wa Sau's dog)extremely greedy, voracious, e.g. for food, sex
4315	狼牙棒	lòhng ngàah páahng	(wolf tooth club)a club with spikes
4316	狼死	lòhng séi	ruthless, unscrupulous
4317	狼胎	lòhng tōi	ferocious
4318	來	lòih	to come
4319	來路菜	lòih lóu choi	(imported vegetable)girls or young women from outside
4320	來路貨	lòih lóu fo	imported good
4321	來頭	lòih tàuh	having powerful back-up
4322	狼戾	lōng lái	to be extremely aggressive
4323	撈	lōu	1. to mix and stir2. to make money, often in a seedy profession3. to make a living
4324	撈邊瓣	lōu bīn faahn	a question asking someone how they make a living, "what work are you doing?".
4325	撈家	lōu gāa	1. a dealer in illegal or stolen goods, a racketeer, a "shady operator"2. a prostitute
4326	撈過界	lōu gwo gaai	to interfere in someone else's business or territory
4327	撈起啦你	lōu héi laa néih	used in criticism of someone who is becoming arrogant, "you're getting too big for your boots!".
4328	撈起啦	lōu héi laa	an exclamation of congratulation in money matters (e.g. on hearing that someone has got a good job), "you're really hit the big time!".
4329	撈靜水	lōu jihng séui	to make money in an area or in a manner that is not widely known or familiar.
4330	撈唔掂	lōu m4 dihm	not making much money
4331	撈女	lōu néui	a prostitute
4332	撈偏	lōu pīn	to earn a living from illegal business
4333	撈偏門	lōu pīn mún	to earn a living from illegal business
4334	撈世界	lōu sai gaai	to make a living through crime
4335	勞	lòuh	to work
4336	嘮	lòuh	loquacious
4337	勞嘈	lòuh chòuh	shouting with anger, furious
4338	嘮嘈	lòuh chòuh	shouting with anger, furious
4339	勞氣	lòuh hei	angry, bad-tempered
4340	嘮囌	lòuh sōu	to complain
4341	驢	lòuh	1. a donkey2. loyal, hard-working3. blindly loyal
4342	廬	lòuh	a cottage
4343	廬山真面目	lòuh sāan jān mihn muhk	(the true face of Mt. Lu)the reality behind appearances, the true nature of a person, organisation, situation, etc.
4344	老	lòuh	old
4345	老闆	lòuh báan	1. boss2. the owner of a store, restuarant, etc.
4346	老闆娘	lòuh báan nèuhng	1. a female boss2. the female owner of a store, restuarant, etc.3. the wife of the boss
4347	老爆	lòuh baau	burglary
4348	老餅	lòuh béng	1. old-fashioned2. old-looking3. an informal or derogatory expression for an older person, an "old fogey", an "old bugger"
4349	老表	lòuh bíu	cousin
4350	老鴇	lòuh bóu	(old bustard)a prostitute
4351	老本行	lòuh bún hòhng	to be an experienced person in a particular business, an "old hand" in some line or profession.
4352	老差骨	lòuh chāai gwāt	an experienced police-officer, a seasoned veteran in the police
4353	老柴	lòuh chàaih	(old wood)an old man, an experienced man
4354	老襯	lòuh chan	1. the victim of a fraud, a "sucker"2. an ignorant or naive person, a person who does not understand the ways of the street.
4355	老襯底	lòuh chan dái	1. an ignorant or naive person, the identity of being an ignorant or naive person2. an ordinary person who is ignorant of triad affairs and who can be easily victimized.
4356	老吹	lòuh chēui	to talk nonsense, to talk rubbish, to "bullshit".
4357	老千	lòuh chīn	a cheat, a racketeer, a "trickster"
4358	老粗	lòuh chōu	a coarse person, a vulgar person
4359	老處	lòuh chyúh	a virgin
4360	老大	lòuh dáai	1. a boss, a leader2. a triad big brother
4361	老豆	lòuh dauh	1. father2. the male protector of a prostitute
4362	老定	lòuh dihng	calm, collected, cool under pressure
4363	老的	lòuh dīk	a taxi (taxi driver jargon)
4364	老點	lòuh dím	1. to mislead, to give false information2. a trick
4365	老頂	lòuh díng	1. the chief, the boss2. the leader of a gang or triad group.
4366	老番	lòuh fāan	a foreigner, a westerner, a "white man".
4367	老番冬	lòuh fāan dūng	Christmas
4368	老虎乸	lòuh fú láa	(tiger female)a tough, unyielding woman (derogatory), a "harridan", a "dragon-lady".
4369	老虎蟹	lòuh fú háaih	no matter what
4370	老虎頭上釘蝨乸	lòuh fú tàuh seuhng dēng sāt náa	(to put lice on the tiger's head)to provoke a powerful person or organisation
4371	老奉	lòuh fúng	to take something for granted, to assume
4372	老幾	lòuh géi	1. level, class, status2. rank in a triad society
4373	老舉	lòuh géui	(the old lift up)1. a pawnbroker2. a prositute (old fashioned term)
4374	老薑	lòuh gēung	(old ginger)someone with experience, someone who have seen life
4375	老江湖	lòuh gōng wùh	someone with long experience in the criminal underworld, a longstanding and respected triad member
4376	老姑婆	lòuh gū pòh	an old woman who have never been married, an old spinster
4377	老公仔	lòuh gūng jái	(little husband)a boyfriend, a steady boyfriend
4378	老公撥扇	lòuh gūng put sin	(husband fans)miserable, helpess, a pun based on the link with 妻涼 chāi leuhng ("wife feels cool", i.e. as a result of the husbands fanning) which sounds like 淒涼 chāi leuhng "miserable".
4379	老鬼	lòuh gwái	(old ghost)1. an old person (colloquial or derogatory)2. an experienced person
4380	老軍	lòuh gwān	uniformed police
4381	老坑	lòuh hāang	(old ditch)an old person, an old man (derogatory)
4382	老坑婆	lòuh hāang pó	(old ditch woman)an old woman (derogatory)
4383	老閪	lòuh hāi	old cunt
4384	老行專	lòuh hòhng jyūn	someone who has worked in a particular trade or profession for a long time
4385	老糠都搾出油	lòuh hōng dōu jaa chēut yàuh	(to squeeze oil out of old husks)1. to be overly careful with money, to be stingy, to be "tight"2. to squeeze money from poor people.
4386	老雜	lòuh jaahp	1. a police officer2. a police detective, a CID officer
4387	老雀	lòuh jéuk	ean experienced person, an old hand
4388	老子	lòuh jí	1. an old man2. a generic hostile utterance, "screw you!"
4389	你老子	néih lòuh jí	a generic hostile utterance, "screw you!"
4390	老積	lòuh jīk	mature, worldly, experienced
4391	老尖	lòuh jīm	Tsim Sha Tsui 尖沙咀 (the main business and tourist district of Kowloon).
4392	老狀	lòuh johng	(old writ)a solicitor, a lawyer
4393	老作	lòuh jok	to lie, to tell a lie
4394	老總	lòuh júng	(old general)1. a boss, a "chief"2. a chief editor
4395	老契	lòuh kai	(old lover)1. a former lover2. the customer of a prostitute
4396	老襟	lòuh kām	(old lapel)two people who have sex with the same person, who have had sex with the same person.
4397	老冧	lòuh nām	(old <number)number (e.g police number, prisoner's number).
4398	老嚟	lòuh lái	lucky, fortunate
4399	老笠	lòuh lāp	1. to rob to mug2.mugging3. to seize by force
4400	老廉	lòuh lìhm	The Independent Commission Against Corruption, the ICAC, the Hong Kong government's anti-corruption agency.
4401	老來嬌	lòuh lòih gīu	old but still beautiful (of a woman, often used sarcastically).
4402	老貓燒鬚	lòuh māau sīu sōu	(old cat burns its whiskers)someone who has had a bad experience with something, had "their fingers burned", "lost face", and is reluctant to take the same risk again.
4403	老麥	lòuh mák	(old Mac)McDonald's fast food restaurant.
4404	老謀	lòuh màuh	(old scheme)a murderer (prison jargon)
4405	老味	lòuh méi	(old meats)euphemism for 老母 lòuh móu "mother" (in various obscene expressions).
4406	老廟	lòuh míu	(old temple)Temple Street (廟街 míu gāai), the main street in a working-class district in Kowloon with a night-market, famous for street Cantonese opera, fortune tellers, late night food stalls and prostitution.
4407	老母	lòuh móu	1. mother2. used to disparage what someone is saying by picking up the verb they are using and applying it to 老母 lòuh móu甲:有咩嘢唔妥, 慢慢講佢囉! 乙:講你老母!A:yáuh mē yéh m4 tóh, maahn máan góng dihm kéuih lō! B:góng néih lóuh móu!A:Whatever problem there is we can talk about it without getting upset! B:Talk your mother!
4408	老毛	lòuh móuh	(old hair)1. Mao Zedong2. a red pocket containing so-called "lucky money" distributed during the Lunar New Year and on other ritual occasions, including the lucky money given by a gang recruit to his big brother on joing the gang (triad jargon)3. lucky money given to an actor by the director when the character the actor is playing dies (actor's jargon)4. lucky money in various occupational jargons, including restuarant worker slang
4409	老母雞	lòuh móu gāi	(mother chicken)an insulting term for a woman, especially an old woman, "old bag", "old bitch".
4410	老懵懂	lòuh múng dúng	an old person who is slow and forgetful and does not know what is going on.
4411	老泥妹	lòuh nàih mūi	(old grubby girl)1. teenage girls who stay away from home and hang out on the streets2. teenage girls who hang out on the streets, getting involved in drugs, promiscuous sex, etc., "bad girls".
4412	老奀茄	lòuh ngān ké	1. a small, thin, wrinkled person2. a small, thin older person with the build of a young boy
4413	老外	lòuh ngói	(old outside)foreigners, people from outside
4414	老棚	lòuh pàahng	(old friend)associates, friends
4415	老朋	lòuh pàhng	(old friend)associates, friends
4416	老脾	lòuh péi	temper, temperament
4417	老嫖	lòuh pìuh	a frequenter of prostitutes, a whoremonger
4418	老婆	lòuh pòh	1. wife2. a girlfriend, a steady girlfriend
4419	老婆仔	lòuh pòh jái	(little wife)a girlfriend, a steady girlfriend
4420	老散	lòuh sáan	a police constable (police jargon)
4421	老西	lòuh sāi	(old western)1. a suit2. a euphemistic variant of 老閪 lòuh hāi
4422	老細	lòuh sai	(old small)1. an informal but respectful greeting, "chief", "boss"2. a boss, an employer, a supervisor
4423	老手	lòuh sáu	(old hand)an experienced person, a veteran, an "old hand".
4424	老死	lòuh séi	a good friend, an old and loyal friend, a "mate", a good "buddy".
4425	老四九	lòuh sei gáu	(old four nine)an experienced or long serving ordinary member of a triad, a senior "triad soldier" who has not been promoted.
4426	老相好	lòuh sēung hóu	an ex-lover
4427	老屎忽	lòuh sí fāt	(old arse)1. experienced and crafty older people2. the elders3. the senior members of a triad society
4428	老叔父	lòuh sūk fú	1. the senior members of a triad society2. the elders
4429	老鼠貨	lòuh syú fo	(mouse goods)stolen goods
4430	老鼠仔	lòuh syú jái	(small mouse)biceps
4431	老劏	lòuh tōng	(old slaughter)to rob someone
4432	老土	lòuh tóu	(old soil)old-fashioned, out of date
4433	老同	lòuh tōng	1. a heroin addict, a drug addict, a fellow drug addict2. a homosexual3. an associate, a "crony"
4434	老屈	lòuh wāt	1. to wrongly accuse someone2. to frame someone3. to set someone up
4435	老旺	lòuh wohng	(old busy)Mongkok, a residential and commercial district in Kowloon.
4436	老狐狸	lòuh wùh léi	(old fox)a cunning criminal, a "crafty old fox".
4437	老人精	lòuh yàhn jīng	(old man spirit)a precocious child
4438	老友	lòuh yáuh	(old friend)a friendly term of address for a stranger, "friend", "boss".
4439	老友記	lòuh yáuh gei	a good friend
4440	老友鬼鬼	lòuh yáuh gwái gwái	(old friend ghost ghost)a good friend
4441	老爺車	lòuh yèh chē	a very old car, an old-fashioned car
4442	老嘢	lòuh yéh	an informal or derogatory term for an old person
4443	老而不	lòuh yìh bāt	1. a stubborn old man2. an older man who keeps an expensive mistress, a "sugar daddy".
4444	鹵	lóuh	salted
4445	鹵味	lóuh méi	(salted meats)a euphemism for 老母 lóuh móu "mother" (in various obscene expressions)
4446	魯	lóuh	1. careless2. rude
4447	路	louh	1. a road2. a trend, a tendency3. a way out of a situation4. a way forward5. a sexual relationship
4448	路邊雞	louh bīn gāi	(road side chicken)a prostitute who stands on the street or at the side of the road, a "streetwalker".
4449	路數	louh sou	(road number)1. profitable, advantageous2. a way of making money, a line of business
4450	露	louh	to reveal
4451	露波露蟹	louh bō louh háaih	(to expose ball, expose crab)(of a woman) to expose one's breasts and genitalia, to bare all
4452	露骨	louh gwāt	(to expose the bone)uninhibited, unrestrained, embarrassingly direct
4453	露蟹	louh háaih	a woman who exposes her genitalia
4454	露械	louh haaih	(to expose the weapon)a man who exposes his genitalia in public, a "flasher".
4455	露兩點	louh léuhng dím	(to expose two dots)topless, with breasts exposed
4456	露馬腳	louh máah geuk	(to reveal a horse's leg)to let out a secret
4457	露面	louh mihn	to show oneself, to show one's face
4458	露毛	louh mòuh	(to reveal hair)to show some pubic hair, to wear revealing underwear
4459	露三點	louh sāam dím	(to expose three dots)full frontal nudity
4460	綠	luhk	green
4461	綠豆仔	luhk dáu jái	(little green bean)librium (a transquilliser)
4462	綠Card	luhk	a green card, i.e. US permanent residence identity card
4463	綠衣	luhk	a police officer
4464	六	luhk	six
4465	六九	luhk gáu	(sixty-nice)a sexual position involving mutual oral sex, "69".
4466	六國大封相	luhk gwok daaih fūng seung	chaos, disorder; a chaotic situation
4467	六喱	luhk lēi	an immigrant from China to Hong Kong
4468	六耳不同謀	luhk yíh bāt tùhng màuh	(six ears and different strategies)three people will never find a consensus, it is difficult to get an agreement out of more than two people.
4469	龍	lùhng	1. a dragon2. a queue3. snake meat4. six (triad jargon)
4470	龍精虎猛	lùhng jīng fú máahng	full of spirit, full of strength, powerful
4471	龍頭	lùhng tàuh	(dragon head)the Dragon Head, the leader of a triad society; the numerical code associated with this rank is 489.
4472	龍頭大哥	lùhng tàuh daaih gō	(dragon head big brother)the Dragon Head, the leader of a triad society
4473	龍頭大佬	lùhng tàuh daaih lóu	(dragon head big brother)the Dragon Head, the leader of a triad society
4474	龍頭家放	lùhng tàuh gāa juhk	the family of the Dragon Head, the relatives of the Dragon Head.
4475	龍頭元帥	lùhng tàuh yùhn seui	the first route marshal, a traditional senior triad rank, a triad lodge leader or "Dragon Head" (triad jargon).
4476	籠	lùhng	a cage
4477	籠裏雞作反	lùhng léuih gāi jok fáan	(inside the coop the chickens are fighting)dissent withing an organisation, an internal rift, factional fighting
4478	碌	lūk	1. a classifier for stick2. one year (especially in relation to prison sentences)佢坐十碌 [kéuih chóh sahp lūk] he's doing ten years in prison
4479	碌杉	lūk chaam	1. a tall and thin person2. a stupid person
4480	碌柒	lūk chaht	1. an obscene insult for a fool ("stupid prick")2. an insulting and humorous pun on the name Richard.
4481	碌葛	lūk got	an idiot, a fool.
4482	碌蔗	lūk je	(piece of sugar cane)an idiot, a fool.
4483	碌竹	lūk jūk	a tall person, a tall and thin person
4484	碌card	lūk kāat	(to roll card)to pay with a credit card
4485	碌Ling	lūk līng	ten-pin bowling
4486	碌木	lūk muhk	a stupid person, an idiot, a fool
4487	碌嘢	lūk yéh	the penis
4488	窿	lūng	a hole
4489	窿路	lūng louh	(hole road)1. a way of making money2. an opportunity to get a task completed
4490	窿㝫罅罅	lūng lūng la la	(holes and cracks)in every nook and cranny.
4491	聯	lyùhn	united
4492	亂	lyuhn	disorderly
4493	亂噏	lyuhn/lyún āp	to talk nonsense, to talk rubbish, to "bull shit".
4494	亂噏廿四	lyuhn/lyún āp yaah sei	to talk nonsense, to "bullshit".
4495	亂打亂撞	lyuhn dáa lyuhn johng	to score a lucky hit, to reach one's goal without having a clear idea how one got there.
4496	亂咁舂	lyuhn gam jūng	to do something pointless or in an aimless fashion, to have no fixed aim or intention for an action.
4497	亂講	lyuhn góng	to speak nonsense
4498	亂過亂葬崗	lyuhn gwo lyuhn jong gōng	chaos, messy, in a mess, in a muddle
4499	亂過亂世佳人	lyuhn gwo lyuhn sai gāai yàhn	chaos, messy, in a mess, in a muddle
4500	亂撞一通	lyuhn johng yāt tūng	without an objective, aimlessly
4501	亂嚟	lyuhn làih	to do things irresponsibly, to be impulsive, to do something foolish
4502	亂籠	lyuhn lùhng	(disorder in the cage)to make a mess of something
4503	亂晒籠	lyuhn saai lùhng	chaos, disorder
4504	鬈	lyūn	1. curly2. restless, disturbed, miserable
4505	攣弓蝦米	lyūn gūng hā máih	(bending bows and dry shrimps)not straight, in an awkward position (e.g. sitting position).
4506	慄	lyuht	1. to tremble2. to be afraid (Toishan dialect)
4507	媽	māa	a mother
4508	媽叉	māa chāa	1. to swear, to curse, to use bad language2. to scold using bad language
4509	媽媽聲	māa māa sēng	to swear, to use bad language, to curse
4510	媽媽生	māa māa sàahng	1. mummy2. mamasan; madam, female pimp; supervisor of nightclub hostesses
4511	孖	māa	1. twin2. double
4512	孖必	māa bīt	(twin beat)police officer patrolling in pairs, the system whereby police officers are supposed to patrol in pairs.
4513	孖吉	māa gāt	(double seven)the 14K triad society (吉 gāt is a traid term for the number seven, traid jargon)
4514	孖公仔	māa gūng jái	(twin dolls)1. two people who are constantly together2. two twenty foot containers on a forty foot trailer (truck driver jargon)
4515	孖沙	māa sāa	(<master)1. master2. expert
4516	孖煙囪	māa yīn tūng	boxer shorts
4517	孖煙通	māa yīn tūng	boxer shorts
4518	孖葉	māa yíp	(twin leaf)handcuffs
4519	馬虎	māa fū	1. (things are)so so2. things are not good
4520	馬馬虎虎	māa māa fū fū	an equivocal utterance, "(things are) so so", "things are not too good".
4521	麻	màah	hemp
4522	麻煩	màah fàahn	1. a nuisance2. irritating, troublesomeone, annoying, frustrating
4523	麻鳩煩	màah gāu fàahn	an obscene variant of 麻煩 màah fàahn, "what a fucking pain", "a fucking nuisance".
4524	麻雀腳	màah jeuk geuk	(Mahjong leg)a player in a game of mahjong
4525	麻Q煩	màah kīu fàahn	a euphemistic variant of obscene expressions involving 麻煩 màah fàahn, "what an effing pain!".
4526	麻撚煩	màah lán fàahn	an obscene variant of 麻煩 màah fàahn, "what a fucking pain", "what a fucking nuisance".
4527	麻撚鳩煩	màah lán gāu fàahn	an obscene variant of 麻煩 màah fàahn, "what a fucking pain", "a fucking nuisance".
4528	麻甩鬼	màah lāt gwái	a generic insult, an "asshole", a "bastard".
4529	麻甩仔	màah lāt jái	a colloquial or insulting term for a young man
4530	麻甩佬	màah lāt lóu	1. an informal, colloquial or vulgar term for a man, a "bloke", a "guy"2. a man seen as a sexual partner, e.g. the client of a prositute.
4531	麻甩妹	màah lāt mūi	an informal, colloquial or vulgar term for a girl or young woman
4532	麻麻	màah màah	not too good, not especially good
4533	麻麻地	màah màah déi	not too good, not especially good
4534	麻麻哋	màah màah déi	not too good, not especially good
4535	麻鷹	màah yīng	1. eagle2. The Hong Kong airport (taxi driver jargon)
4536	馬	máah	1. horse2. a junior employee, a subordinate3. a rank-and-file member of a gang, a triad follower4. a motor-cycle5. a car6. a prostitute
4537	馬房	máah fòhng	1. stable2. a call-girl centre, a location where prostitutes wait to be called to clients
4538	馬伕	máah fū	(groom)1. the male protector of a prostitute, the escort for a prostitute who takes orders for her services and accompanies her to the short-time hotel2. a pimp
4539	馬交	máah gāau	Macau
4540	馬交佬	máah gāau lóu	men, guys, people from Macau
4541	馬仔	máah jái	(little horse)1. a junior employee, a subordinate2. a rank-and-file member of a gang, a triad follower
4542	馬主	máah jyú	1. a horse owner2. a taxi owner (taxi driver jargon)
4543	馬檻	máah láam	1. a call-girl centre2. a brothel3. short-time hotel4. hotel
4544	馬騮精	máah lāu jīng	(monkey spirit)a naughty child
4545	馬騮屎忽	máah lāu sí fāt	(monkey buttocks)crimson, bright red (especially of someone's face).
4546	馬尿	máah liuh	(horse urine)a tear, tears
4547	馬殺雞	máah saat gāi	(<massage chicken)a sexual message in which the prostitute uses her whole body covered in oil or soap to stimulate the client.
4548	馬死落地行	máah séi lohk deih hàahng	(when one's horse dies one has to walk)to rely on oneself, to have to get oneself through a difficulty without help.
4549	馬上風	máah suhng fūng	to die while having sex
4550	馬桶	máah túng	(horse bucket)a toilet
4551	碼	máah	yard
4552	碼頭	máah tàuh	1. pier2. the idea of a "pier" symbolises the leaving of the traid life, one's retirement from the life of a traid or prostitute3. jewellery
4553	慢	maahn	slow
4554	慢工出細貨	maahn gūng chēut sai fo	if one works slowly, one would produce quality goods
4555	慢駛	maahn hái	1. to drive slowly2. a warning to taxi drivers that a police speed trap is in operation (taxi driver jargon)
4556	慢吞吞	maahn tān tān	very slow, extremely slow
4557	萬	maahn	ten thousand
4558	萬大事事有我	maahn daaih sih yáuh ngóh	an assurance to someone of speakers' complete support whatever may happen.
4559	萬能博士	maahn nàhng bok sih	(ten thousand abilities doctor of philosophy)1. a person who is very clever, a person who tries to act clever, a "know-it-all", a "clever dick"2. a fool
4560	萬能插蘇	maahn nàhng chaap sōu	1. adapter2. bisexual
4561	一萬銀	yāt maahn ngàhn	one thousand dollars
4562	萬歲	maahn seui	a public benefactor, someone who pays for a banquet for ordinary people
4563	盲	màahng	blind
4564	盲炳	màahng bíng	an idiot, a useless person
4565	盲公竹	màahng gūng jūk	(blind person's bamboo stick)someone willing to show someone the ropes, and old hand, etc.
4566	盲字都唔識多字	màahng jih dōu m4 sīk dōk jek	illiterate
4567	盲中中	màahng jūng jūng	not paying attention, distracted, absent-minded
4568	盲拳打死老師父	màahng kyùhn dáa séi sī fú	(to kill a master with untrained fists)to defeat someone of greater skill or experience by using an unorthodox strategy
4569	盲流	màahng làuh	(blind flow)a headlong rush, a mad rush, a blind stampede (e.g. speculators rushing into a market).
4570	盲摸摸	màahng mó mó	not paying attention, distracted, absent-minded
4571	盲毛	màahng mòuh	1. a fool2. an uneducated person
4572	盲頭烏蠅	màahng tàuh wū yīng	(blind headed fly)1. heedless, rash, absent-minded, chaotic2. to act in chaotic manner, to run around in circles
4573	蜢	máahng	a grasshopper
4574	猛	máahng	1. fierce2. haunted, full of bad spirits3. sucessful, powerful
4575	好猛	hóu máahng	(very fierce)1. haunted, full of bad spirits2. sucessful, powerful
4576	猛虎不及地頭蟲	máahng fú bāt kahp deih tàuh chùhng	(a powerful tiger is not equal to local bug)a saying which asserts that local knowledge and contacts can defeat powerful opposition from outside
4577	猛鬼	máahng gwái	(very fierce ghost)haunted, full of bad spirits
4578	好猛鬼	hóu máahng gwái	(very fierce ghost)haunted, full of bad spirits
4579	猛料	máahng líu	(severe stuff)high quality, terrific, "great stuff".
4580	猛毛	máahng mòuh	(wild hair)a taxi driver choosing customers, soliciting for business (instead of accepting any hire as the law requires) (taxi driver jargon)
4581	猛人	máahng yàhn	powerful people, people with status or influence
4582	孟	maahng	1. a surname2. the eldest brothers
4583	孟加拉	maahng gāa lāai	(Bangladesh)1. an idiot, a fool2. the name of a drinking game played in bars and clubs.
4584	Mind	māai	(<mind)to mind to care
4585	埋	màaih	to bury
4586	埋單	màaih dāan	1. to ask for the bill2. to "check out"3. to die
4587	埋堆	màaih dēui	to join an organisation, to reinforce a group or faction, to back someone up
4588	埋街飲井水	màaih gāai yám jéng séui	(to go to the roadside and drink well water)to stop working as a prostitute, to retire from prostitute
4589	埋街食井水	màaih gāai sihk jéng séui	(to go to the roadside and drink well water)to stop working as a prostitute, to retire from prostitute
4590	埋尾	màaih méih	to bring to completion
4591	埋牙	màaih ngàah	1. to start of fight2. to have sex with someone
4592	埋數	màaih sou	to make the final calculation, to add up who has won and who has lost, to "cash up".
4593	埋位	màaih wái	(to get into position)to take up the starting position, to take one's place, to be ready to start (of races, business, formal dinner etc.).
4594	買	máaih	1. to buy2. to bet, to place a bet on3. to kill, to have killed
4595	買板唔知埞	máaih báan m4 jī dehng	(don't know where to buy wood for coffin)1. what the hell are you playing at2. who do you think you are?
4596	買餅	máaih béng	Yuen Long, a place in the western New Territories of Hong Kong.
4597	買全鐘	máaih chyùhn jūng	(to buy the full hours)to pay to take out a hostess from a night-club, to pay a "bar-fine".
4598	買大	máaih daaih	to defecate
4599	買大細	máaih daaih sai	(to gamble at big and small)risky, unpredictable (business, venture)
4600	買定離手	máaih dihng lèih sáu	an instruction in gambling games for the gamblers to place no more bets and to keep their hands off the table.
4601	買full鐘	máaih fū jūng	(to buy the full hours)to pay to take out a hostess from a night-club, to pay a "bar-fine".
4602	買棺材唔知埞	máaih gūn chòih m4 jī dehng	(don't know where to buy coffin)1. what the hell are you playing at?2. who do you think you are?
4603	買起	máaih héi	(to buy up)1. to kill2. to injure someone
4604	買鐘	máaih jūng	to buy the time of a nightclub hostess or prostitute, to take a hostess out of the club for sex
4605	買水	máaih séui	a ceremony carried out by the eldest son for a dead parent.
4606	買少見少	máaih síu gin síu	(not many to buy, not many to see)to become increasingly scarce.
4607	買贏	máaih yèhng	to bet on, to bet that someone or something will win.
4608	賣	maaih	to sell
4609	賣大包	maaih daaih bāau	to sell something cheaply, to sell off something at giveaway prices
4610	賣花讚花香	maaih fāa jaa fāa hēung	(flower sellers praise the scent of their flowers)to boast, to "sing one's own praises".
4611	賣鹹蛋	maaih hàahm dáan	(to sell salted eggs)to die to have died
4612	賣鹹鴨蛋	maaih hàahm ngaap dáan	(to sell salted duck eggs)to be dead, to have died
4613	賣鹹魚	maaih hàahm yú	(to sell salted fish)to be dead, to have died
4614	賣口乖	maaih háu gwāai	to sweet-talk, to talk in seductive or appealing way
4615	賣血	maaih hyut	to be poor, to be so poor as to have nothing to sell except one's blood
4616	賣剩蔗	maaih jihng je	(to sell left behind cane)1. something or somebody rejected as useless2. something or someone that on one wants, something unwanted left behind
4617	賣豬仔	maaih jyū jái	(to sell a little pig)1. to lead someone into a trap2 to con, to deceive, to defraud
4618	賣甩	maaih lāt	to get rid of, to escape from, to "shake off" (a pursuer, an unwanted companion).
4619	賣命	maaih mehng	1. to ssacrifice oneself2. to be loyal to the extent that one will do anything for one's boss or commander
4620	賣生藕	maaih sāang ngáuh	(to sell raw lotus-root)to flirt
4621	賣笑	maaih siu	to work as prostitute
4622	賣檯	maaih tói	(to sell table)1. to sell space in an arcade or department store or a building to another business2. to sub-contract space to another business3. to sell the right to a product trademark or license
4623	賣肉	maaih yuhk	(to sell meat)to offer sex for a living
4624	Mark	māak	(<mark)1. to mark, to watch (football)2. to reserve the time of a night-club hostess
4625	Mark出街	māak chēut gāai	to make a reservation to take a nightclub hostess out of the club for dinner, sex, etc.
4626	擘	maak	to pull apart
4627	擘髀	maak béi	(to spread thighs)1. to spread the legs, to open the legs (of woman in preparation for sex)2. to be sexually promiscuous3. to be a prostitute
4628	擘大口得個窿	maak daaih háu dāk go lūng	(the mouth is opened and there is only a hole)to be tongue-tied, open-mouthed in amazement, shock, etc.
4629	擘大眼講大話	maak daaih ngáahn góng daaih waah	(eyes open-wide and lying)1. to be a convincing liar2. to be a shameless liar.
4630	擘爛髀	maak laahn béi	a loose woman, a sexually promiscuous woman
4631	擘面	maak mín	(to tear face)to have a row, to break up (partnership, couple, etc.).
4632	掹	māang/māng	1. to pull2. to hold
4633	掹車邊	māang chē bīn	barely to achieve one's goal, to get in "by the skin of one's teeth", to "scrape in" in a competition.
4634	掹雞	māang gāi	to pull the trigger (of a gun)
4635	掹掹緊	māang māang gán	1. very tight2. barely, barely enough
4636	抹	maat	1. to wipe2. to forget, to wipe out memory
4637	貓	māau	1. a cat2. to be drunk3. to be high on drugs
4638	貓機	māau gēi	(cat device)a device for detecting mobile short-wave radios when used by taxi and truck dirvers (taxi driver jargon).
4639	貓仔	māau jái	kitten
4640	貓咗	māau jó	1. to be drunk2. to be high on drugs
4641	貓尿	māau liuh	(cat's urine)tears
4642	貓鬚	māau sōu	cat whiskers
4643	貓王	māau yéung	(cat face)1. an ugly face2. an unwelcome "face", i.e. an unwelcome person
4644	茅	màauh	straw
4645	茅躉	màauh dán	to trick; an attempt to deceive the referee (e.g. by "taking a dive" in football).
4646	麥	mahk	wheat
4647	麥記	mahk gei	McDonald's fastfood restaurant
4648	墨	mahk	ink
4649	墨七	mahk chāt	a thief, a robber (old-fashioned usage).
4650	墨魚	mahk yùh	1. cuttlefish2. a vehicle emitting black exhaust fumes
4651	墨魚站	mahk yùh jaahm	vehicle emissions testing centre (taxi driver jargon)
4652	文	màhn	language
4653	文房四寶	màhn fòhng sei bóu	(four treasures of a study)stationery
4654	文雀	màhn jéuk	1. to pick pockets2. a pickpocket
4655	文路	màhn louh	used to describe someone who can talk fluently, someone who sounds persuasive or who shows understanding of what they are talking about.
4656	有文有路	yáuh màhn yáuh louh	used to describe someone who can talk fluently, someone who sounds persuasive or who shows understanding of what they are talking about.
4657	問	mahn	to ask
4658	問候你老豆	mahn hauh néih lóuh dauh	(to greet your father)an insulting question, indirectly expressing hostility to the addressee (euphemistic variant of 屌你老豆 díu néih lóuh dauh).
4659	問候你老母	mahn hauh néih lóuh móu	(to greet your mother)an insulting question, indirectly expressing hostility to the addressee (euphemistic variant 屌你老豆 díu néih lóuh móu).
4660	萌	màhng	to sprout
4661	萌塞	màhng sāk	1. stubborn2. reluctant to take advice
4662	密	maht	hidden
4663	密斟	mahk jām	to talk secretly, to discuss in private
4664	密質質	mahk jāt jāt	very crowded
4665	密實姑娘假正經	mahk saht gū nèuhng gá jing gīng	(a demure girl may not really be so)one should not judge by appearances.
4666	密食當三番	mahk sihk dong sāam fāan	(a series of small wins is as good as a big win)a lot of small gains is as good as one big gain (e.g. business can prosper by a high volume of sales at a low profit margin).
4667	蜜	maht	honey
4668	密瓜	mahk gwāa	(honey-dew melon)big-breasted
4669	咪	māi	to swot, to cream for an exam
4670	咪狗經	māi gáu gīng	to study dog racing form
4671	咪馬經	māi máah gīng	to study horse racing form
4672	咪書	māi syū	to study hard, to "swot".
4673	迷	màih	to be infatuated by
4674	米	máih	1. rice2. money
4675	米碟	máih díp	(rice plate)an ash-tray (restaurant workers' slang).
4676	米飯班主	máih faahn bāan jyú	(rice master)1. a boss, employer2. someone who supports or takes care of one
4677	米缸	máih gōng	1. rice bin2. an ash-tray (restaurant worker jargon)
4678	米田共	máih tìhn gung	(rice field together)excrement, "shit" (derived from the three characters that make up the character 糞 fan "excrement")
4679	米王	máih wòhng	(rice king)rice porridge, congee (restaurant worker's slang).
4680	嘜	māk	(<trademark)trademark
4681	嘜頭	māk tàuh	brand, brand-name
4682	蚊	mān	1. a mosquito2. a dollar
4683	蚊髀同牛脾	mān béi tùhng ngàuh béi	(a mosquito thigh compared with an ox thigh)no comparison, one of two things being compared is far superior or stronger to the second.
4684	蚊都瞓	mān dōu fan	(even the mosquitoes are asleep)too late
4685	蚊飯	mān faahn	(mosquito meal)blood
4686	一蚊雞	yāt mān gāi	(one dollar chicken)one dollar
4687	蚊帳	mān jeung	mosquito net
4688	掹衫尾	mān sāam méih	(to pull the garment hem)1. to ask to borrow money2. to beg for something (e.g. tips, inside information)3. to gate-crash an event following closely the person in front
4689	忟	máng	1. annoyed, irritated2. anxious
4690	忟憎	máng jáng	1. annoyed, angry, irritated2. anxious
4691	掹貓尾	mang māau méih	(to pull a cat's tail)two people trying to support each other's stories in order to trick someone or avoid something
4692	掹炮	mang paau	to pull a gun
4693	乜	māt	what
4694	乜柒	māt chaht	used to express irritation at a proposed course of action, "for what reason?", "for what fucking reason?".
4695	乜春	māt chēun	used to express surprise or irritation, "what is this?", "what the hell is this?".
4696	乜都假	māt dōu gáa	(everything is fake)everything will be meaningless, the plan will fail (unless a particular condition is met).
4697	乜東東	māt dūng dūng	used to refer to a thing which one cannot identity, or the quality or status of which is unclear, "thingummy", "what the hell is this?".
4698	乜傢伙?	māt gāa fō/fó?	an expression of indignation of surprise, "who the hell is that?"; "what the hell is that?"
4699	乜乜物物	māt māt maht maht	1. and so on and so forth2. used to imitate the annoying speech made by others.
4700	乜水	māt séui	someone whose name the speaker cannot remember or cannot be bothered to recall ("so and so", "whatshisname", "whatshername").
4701	乜誰	māt séui	someone whose name the speaker cannot remember or cannot be bothered to recall ("so and so", "whatshisname", "whatshername").
4702	乜頭乜路?	māt tàuh māt louh?	a question used to ask about someone's background or intentions, "who the hell is this person?".
4703	乜料呀?	māt líu aa?	a general inquiry as to the situation, news, etc., "what's happening?", "what's up?".
4704	乜嘢料呀	māt yéh líu aa?	a general inquiry as to the situation, news, etc., "what's happening?", "what's up?".
4705	乜嘢新絲蘿蔔皮	māt yéh sān sí lòh baahk péih	(what kind of new silk turnip skin)used to put someone down for being too arrogant, "who does he think he is?".
4706	乜嘢環境	māt yéh wàahn gíng	a general question or greeting, "what's going on?", "what's happening?".
4707	踎	māu	1. to squat down2. to live, to reside, to stay
4708	踎躉	māu dán	(to squat on a mooring-post)unemployed, down and out
4709	踎凳	māu dang	(to squat on a stool)to be in jail, to do time.
4710	踎兜	māu dāu	(to squat with a dish)unemployed, down and out, very poor
4711	踎街	māu gāai	(to squat in the street)to be homeless
4712	踎監	māu gāam	to be in prison
4713	踎塔	māu taap	(to squat on a toilet)to defecate, to take a shit
4714	謀	màuh	1. to plan2. to plot
4715	謀人寺	màuh yàhn jí	(a temple where people are murdered)a business that charges excessive prices (e.g. a hotel, a restuarant, etc.).
4716	某	máuh	unknown, unspecified
4717	某某	máuh máuh	Mr so and so; Mr. X.
4718	某某人	máuh máuh yàhn	Mr so and so; Mr. X.
4719	茂	mauh	exuberant
4720	茂利	mauh léi	a fool, an idiot, a "moron".
4721	孭	mē	1. to carry on the back2. to take responsible for
4722	孭上身	mē séuhng sān	1. to be in charge of2. to take responsibility for3. to take the blame for, to "carry the can" for a mistake
4723	孭重飛	mē chúhng fēi	to be a sell-out attraction, to be the star attraction, to guarantee heavy sales of tickets by one's presence in a show
4724	孭飛	mē fēi	(to carry the ticket)1. to take responsibility2.to be answerable3. to be a sell-out attraction, to be the star attraction, to guarantee heavy sales of tickets by one's presence in a show.
4725	孭起	mē héi	1. to be responsible, to be in charge2. to take the blame, to be the "fall-gay".
4726	孭債	mē jaai	to owe a lot of money, to be very heavily in debt
4727	孭周身債	mē jāu sān jaai	to owe a lot of money, to be heavily in debt.
4728	孭數	mē sou	to owe a lot of money, to be heavily in debt
4729	孭鐵	mē tit	(to carry iron)police, a police officer (i.e. someone who can carry a gun).
4730	孭鑊	mē wohk	1. to be told off, to be scolded2. to bear the responsibility (of something going wrong), to "carry the can".
4731	咩	mē	a particle indicating surprise
4732	咩料?	mē líu?	what's up?; what's new?; what do you want?
4733	歪	mé	tilt
4734	歪帽	mé móu	(tilted hat)Hong Kong police tactical unit
4735	命	mehng	life, fate, circumstances
4736	命大	mehng daaih	(big life)lucky, providential, having had a narrow escape
4737	命根	mehng gān	the most important thing or person for someone
4738	命仔都冇埋	mehng jái dōu móuh màaih	to die, to lose one's life
4739	命硬	mehng ngaahng	tough, hard to kill, hard to defeat
4740	命水	mehng séui	fate, luck in life, fortune
4741	味	méi	1. flavour2. a sexual service, a type of sex or sexual stimulation offered by a prostitute
4742	眉	mèih	an eyebrow
4743	眉精眼企	mèih jīng ngáahn kéih	smart, clever
4744	眉頭眼額	mèih tàuh ngáahn ngaahk	(eyebrows, head, eyes, forehead)the facial expression that can reveal what someone is thinking, what their mood is, etc...
4745	尾	méih	1. a tail2. a reprisal3. bad consequences4. loose ends
4746	美	méih	pretty; beautiful
4747	美人照鏡	méih yàhn jiu geng	(the beauty looks into the mirror)to have eaten all the food in one's plate
4748	未	meih	not yet
4749	未戒奶	meih gaai náaih	(yet to quit milk)young and immature
4750	未夠班	meih gau bāan	not good enough, not powerful enough
4751	未夠秤	meih gau ching	1. not old enough (for a job, to have sex, to work as a prostitute, etc)2. not senior enough (for a task, to represent an organisation).
4752	未夠喉	meih gau hàuh	not satisfied, unsatisfied (of thirst, lust, hunger, ambition).
4753	未驚過	meih gēng gwo	to not be afraid, to know no fear
4754	未見官先打三十大板	meih gin gūn sīn dá sāam sahp daaih báan	(thirty strokes on the behind before one can see the official)to pay a price before one can have the possibility of getting what one wants.
4755	未撚屌過呀?	meih lán díu gwo àah?	(not been fucked yet)an obscene and insulting question, expressing strong hostility to the addressee.
4756	Man	mēn	(<man)male, virile, tough, manly
4757	Mag仔	mēt jái	magistrate, magistrate's court
4758	唔	m4	not
4759	唔瞅唔睬	m4 chāu m4 chói	(not to see and not to respond)to deliberately ignore somebody
4760	唔臭米氣	m4 chau máih hei	immature, unfamiliar with the ways of the world.
4761	唔黐家	m4 chī gāa	always not at home, never to be found at home.
4762	不打不相識	bāt dáa bāt sēung sīk	(no fighting no getting to know)friendship grows out of conflict, if people do not argue they will not become close.
4763	唔抵得	m4 dái dāk	to find intolerable
4764	唔得掂	m4 dāk dihm	to be in trouble
4765	唔等洗	m4 dáng sái	(not waiting to use)useless, of no pratical use (at least not in the near future).
4766	唔嗲唔吊	m4 dé m4 diu	to do something by halves
4767	唔對路	m4 deui louh	problematic, wrong
4768	唔掂	m4 dihm	it's not okay!
4769	唔多妥	m4 dō tóh	a felling of anxiety, that all is not well, that something is going to go wrong.
4770	唔do	m4 dū	(I won't work)I quit!
4771	我唔do	ngóh m4 dū	(I won't work)I quit!
4772	唔化	m4 faa	1. not knowing how to adjust oneself to changing situations2. not following the group or willing to take part3. not having the same objective as the others involved.
4773	唔發火當病貓	m4 faat fó dong behng māau	(if one doesn't explode one is treated like a sick cat)used to complain that someone is not taking the speaker seriously, that only if the speaker loses his temper or becomes violent will the addressee take him or her seriously.
4774	唔發火當我流	m4 faat fó dong làuh	used as an accusation in situations where someone feels that they are not being treated with respect, and that they will only get respect if they get angry.
4775	唔忿氣	m4 fahn hei	not accepting failure, not willing to admit defeat
4776	唔夠秤	m4 gau ching	not old enough (for a job, to have sex, to work as a prostitute)
4777	唔夠腳	m4 gau guek	not enough players, one player short (for a game of mahjong).
4778	唔夠喉	m4 gau hàuh	not satisfied (of thirst, lust, hunger, ambition).
4779	唔見得光	m4 gin dāk gwōng	(cannot be exposed to the light)1. sandalous2. illegal3. to keep something secret
4780	唔見棺材唔流眼淚	m4 gin gūn m4 làuh ngáahn leuih	(to not cry until one sees the coffin)to know no fear, to not be afraid, to be oblivious to danger, to be very slow or reluctant to see that one is finished or defeated.
4781	唔經大腦	m4 gīng daaih nóuh	(not passing through the cerebrum)thoughtless, stupid
4782	唔覺意	m4 gok yi	1. unintentionally2. accidentally3. without being aware of
4783	唔關你事	m4 gwāan néih sih	1. a dismissive exclamation, "mind your own business!"2. it's not your fault
4784	唔怪得	m4 gwai dāk	no wonder, unsurprisingly
4785	唔鹹唔淡	m4 hàahm m4 táahm	(neither salty nor tasteless)1. not very accurate in one's pronunciation of a foreign language2. insipid
4786	唔客氣	m4 haak hei	(impolite)to treat brutally, to mistreat, used in threats to be "impolite" to someone.
4787	唔喺度	m4 hái douh	1. not here2. dead, passed away (euphemism)
4788	唔係呀	m4 haih áah	an expression of incredulity or surprise, "are you kidding?".
4789	唔係路	m4 haih louh	1. something or someone who doesn't look right2. said of someone unreasonable
4790	唔係猛龍唔過江	m4 haih máahng lùhng m4 gwo gōng	(a non-fierce dragon would cross the river)an enemy, someone who is coming to make friends.
4791	唔係你財唔入你袋	m4 haih néih chòih, m4 yahp néih dói	(if it is not your money, it won't enter your pocket)used to comfort people when they fail to receive money they were expecting or hoping to get.
4792	唔係...手腳	m4 haih ... sáu guek	(not the hands and lges of ...)1. not the equal of ...2. easily beaten by ...
4793	唔係人咁品	m4 haih yàhn gám bán	(not the stuff of a human being)unfeeling, inhuman, beastly
4794	唔响處	m4 héung syu	1. not here2. dead, passed away (euphemism)
4795	唔開胃	m4 hōi waih	(not opening the stomach)unappetising, unappealing
4796	唔好阿吱阿咗	m4 hóu aa jí aa jō	not exasperated request, "stop moaning!".
4797	唔好咁撚寸	m4 hóu gám lán chyun	an aggressive question intended as a criticism of someone's arrogant behavior, "why are you being so fucking arrogant?", "don't be so fucking stuck up!".
4798	唔好去死	m4 hóu heui séi	to rude and hostile expression, used to tell someone to go away, "go to hell!", "(why don't you) drop dead!".
4799	唔好豬噏	m4 hóu jyū āp	(don't talk like a pig)an expression of irritation or anger at what someone is saying, "don't bullshit!".
4800	唔好撚扮嘢	m4 hóu lán baahn yéh	an expression of contempt at what someone is saying or at the image they are trying to project, "who the fuck are you trying to kid!".
4801	唔好老脾	m4 hóu lóuh péi	bad-tempered, grumpy
4802	唔好扭計	m4 hóu náu gái	don't complain so much, do what you are told!
4803	唔好死	m4 hóu séi	a rude and hostile expression, used to tell someone to go away, "go to hell!", "(why don't you) drop dead!".
4804	唔知醜	m4 jī cháu	to be shameless, to act shamelessly, to know no shame
4805	唔知個醜字點寫	m4 jī go cháu jih dím sé	(to not know how to write the character for repulsive)to know no shame, to be shameless
4806	唔知個死字點寫	m4 jī go séi jih dím sé	(to not know how to write the character for die)1. to know no fear, to be oblivious to danger2. to be stubborn in the face of a seroius threat
4807	唔做中唔做保唔做媒人三代好	m4 jouh jūng, m4 jouh bóu, m4 jouh mùih yàhn sāam doih hóu	(do not act as a middleman, a guarantor, or a matchmaker then your family will prosper for three generations)a warning not to act as a mediator in other people's affairs.
4808	唔啦更	m4 lāa gāang	irrelevant, unrelated
4809	唔理	m4 léih	to ignore, to not pay attention to
4810	唔理三七廿一	m4 léih sāam chāt yah yāt	(don't care that three sevens are twenty one)1. used to reject an objection to a course of action, "I don't care"2. regardless, irrespective
4811	唔撈	m4 lōu	to quit one's job
4812	唔嬲就假	m4 nāu jauh gáa	(not to be angry is fake)to have good cause to be angry
4813	唔啱牙	m4 ngāam ngáa	(not right on the tooth)1. not get along well2. incompatible
4814	唔三唔四	m4 sāam m4 sei	bad, low-class, immoral in character
4815	唔使恨	m4 sái hahn	(not worth desiring)valueless, useless
4816	唔使擇日	m4 sái jaahk yát	an exclamation, "there's no time like the present", "no need to fix a date!" (i.e. we can fight now).
4817	唔使旨意	m4 sái jí yi	used to resist an attempt to solicit support, "don't count on me!".
4818	唔使問阿貴	m4 sái han aa gwai	(no need to ask Mr Gwai)1. no doubt2. everyone knows this, it's common knowledge
4819	唔使審	m4 sái sám	(no need to investigate)definitely, without doubt
4820	唔洗死	m4 sái séi	an utterance used to encourage someone, implying that the situation is still not bad enough to give up, "it won't cost you your life!".
4821	唔洗一身潺	m4 séi yāt sān sàahn	a threat, warning that even if the addressee is not going to die, he or she will be go through a lot of pain.
4822	唔聲唔聲	m4 sēng m4 sēng	to not speak up, to keep out of an argument
4823	唔順	m4 seuhn	to be unhappy (with someone, something), to dislike (someone, something).
4824	唔順超	m4 seuhn chīu	to not like the look of someone, to dislike someone on sight.
4825	唔衰得	m4 sēui dāk	1. to be unable to tolerate failture or humiliation2. to hate to lose
4826	唔衰攞嚟衰	m4 sēui ló làih sēui	to make trouble for oneself.
4827	唔傷心就唔流淚	m4 sēung sām jauh m4 làuh leuih	(one does not shed tears if one's feelings are not hurt)1. people don't cry for nothing2. used to point out that one thing of course follows from another
4828	唔食羊肉一身臊	m4 sihk yèuhng yuhk yāk sān sōu	(to smell of mutton even though one hasn't eaten it)to be presumed guilty by association.
4829	唔識轉膊	m4 sīk jyun bok	(not know to change shoulder)to be very stupid, i.e. so stupid that you don't realise you can change shoulders when carrying something.
4830	唔熟唔食	m4 suhk m4 sihk	to take advantage of family or friends in business dealings.
4831	唔熟性	m4 suhk sing	naive, unfamiliar with the way the world works.
4832	唔睇僧面都睇佛面	m4 tái jāng mihn, dōu tái faht mihn	(even if one doesn't see the monk's face, one should see the Buddha's)if intending to act against somebody, one should consider that even if one does not wish to give face to that person, one should give face to the person who supports them.
4833	唔湯唔水	m4 tōng m4 séui	(neither soup nor water)not good enough, not of the required standard.
4834	唔通氣	m4 tūng hei	used to describe someone who disturbs by their presence (e.g. by hanging around with a courting couple) or by making noise or being irritating in some way.
4835	唔話得	m4 waah dāk	1. inpeccable, not to be faulted2. kind or considerate, treating someone well
4836	唔入流	m4 yahp làuh	(not in the flow)1. not up to the latest standard2. out of date, not in fashion
4837	唔嘢少	m4 yéh síu	someone to be reckoned with, to be really something, something to be reckoned with.
4838	唔要罷就	m4 yiu baah jauh	used to put pressure on someone who is hesitating over an offer made to them, "take it or leave it".
4839	咪嚒	mī mō	to be very slow and clumsy
4840	咪咪嚒嚒	mī mī mō mō	to be very slow and clumsy
4841	綿	mìhn	cotton
4842	綿羊	mìhn yéung	sheep
4843	綿羊仔	mìhn yéung jái	(sheep)a low-powered motorcycle, a moped
4844	面	mihn	one's face [mín]respect, reputation, honour, "face".
4845	面青	mihn chēng	(pale face)afraid, scared
4846	面青口唇白	mihn chēng háu sèuhn baahk	(palce face and white lips)terrified, "white with fear".
4847	面大	mihn daaih	(face big)important, influential
4848	面紅面綠	mihn hùhng mihn luhk	(face red face green)to get angry, to be furois
4849	面阻阻	mihn jó jó	(face obstructed)not on good terms with
4850	面懵	mihn múng	(foolish face)to lose face
4851	面懵懵	mihn múng múng	(foolish face)1. to lose face2. to look foolish
4852	面懵心精	mihn múng sām jēng	(face foolish heart clever)someone who appears or pretends to be stupid but is actually very smart or cunning.
4853	面燶燶	mihn nūng nūng	(face scorched)to look angry
4854	面皮厚	mihn pèih háuh	(thick-faced)to be shameless, to know no shame.
4855	名	méng	a name
4856	名校	mìhng haauh	a famous school, a prestigious school
4857	名牌	mìhng pàaih	a famous brand, especially clothes and accessories.
4858	名譽掃地	mìhng yuh sou deih	(reputation wiping the floor)to have one's reputation and honour damaged, to have one's name dragged through the mud.
4859	明	mìhng	to understand
4860	明寸	mìhng chyun	1. deliberately abuse2. arrogant3. to provoke someone
4861	明解	mìhng gáai	to understand, to get the message
4862	明星	mìhng sīng	a celebrity, a star
4863	明屈	mìhng wāt	to pressure someone, to exploit someone.
4864	搣	mīt	1. to tear off2. to get rid of
4865	摵甩	mīt lāt	1. to get off drugs2. to break the habit
4866	廟	míu	a temple
4867	廟嘴廟舌	míu jéui míu siht	to grimace in dispproval
4868	妙嘴妙舌	míu jéui míu siht	to grimace in dispproval
4869	魔	mō	a demon
4870	魔鬼托世	mō gwái tok sai	1. (a demon carrying the world)to perform an increditble feat, to show extraordinary ability2. an extraordinary feat
4871	摩	mō	1. slow, slow-moving, slow to react2. to touch
4872	摩頂	mō déng	to hold one's shares until they reach their highest value
4873	摩囉差	mō lō chā	a South Asian (derogatory)
4874	摸	mó	1. to grope2. to investigate someone3. to check up on someone's background
4875	摸底	mó dái	1. to investigate someone2. to check up one someone's background
4876	摸蜆	mó hín	1. to grope for clams2. to grope a woman's genitals (from a term in "tai chi", Chinese shadow boxing)
4877	摸門釘	mó mùhn dēng	(to scrape the door nails)to go to visit someone but not find them at home, to arrange a meeting with someone but not to find them.
4878	摸身摸勢	mó sān mó sai	to grope a woman.
4879	磨	mòh	to grind
4880	磨豆腐	mòh dauh fuh	(to grind beancurd)lesbian sex
4881	磨鏡	mòh geng	(to grind the mirror)1. lesbian sex2. lesbian
4882	磨爛蓆	mòh laahn jehk	(to grind a broken mat)1. to sit in one place for a very long time, e.g. sitting in a restaurant for hours2. to sit around for a long time without any particular purpose3. to have prolonged sex
4883	磨碌	moh lūk	1. short and fat (person)2. a useless person
4884	磨心	moh sām	to be innocently involved in something (e.g. a quarrel), to get caught up in something
4885	幕	mohk	a screen
4886	幕後黑手	mohk hauh hāk sáu	(black hand behind the scenes)a person who controls everything from behind the scenes.
4887	幕後主腦	mohk hauh jyú nóuh	the master-mind, the power behind the scenes
4888	莫	mohk	do not
4889	莫財	mohk chòih	1. to experience bad fortune2. to be poor
4890	莫薑	mohk gēung	timid, cowardly, "gutless"
4891	忘	mòhng	to forget
4892	忘我	mòhng ngóh	(forget me)an informal term for the "rave" drug, Ecstasy or MDMA.
4893	網	móhng	a net
4894	網吧	móhng bāa	internet cafe
4895	網友	móhng yáu	a friend met through the internet, internet chat-rooms, etc.
4896	望	mohng	1. to look over2. to hope
4897	望到頸都長	mohng dou géng dōu chèuhng	(to hope until the neck becomes long)to live in hope for a long time for something
4898	望就係咁望	mohng juah haih gám mohng	(to look up to heaven as one casts lots)to have to put one's trust in fate
4899	剝	mōk	to remove
4900	剝花生	mōk fāa sāng	1. to shell peanuts2. to be the uncomfortable third-person together with a pair of lovers
4901	剝光豬	mōk gwōng jyū	1. to strip naked2. to be stripped naked3. to be left defenceless4. to be left with nothing, to be "cleaned out" (e.g. in gambling).
4902	無	mòuh	not to have
4903	無情雞	mòuh chìhng gāi	(merciless chicken)to be fired (if when lunching with one's boss on the 16th day of the 12 month in the lunar calendar the chicken's head is pointing at someone then the belief is that that person is about to lose their job).
4904	無毒不丈夫	mòuh duhk bāt jeuhng fū	to be a tough man, to be cold-blooded, to be ruthless
4905	無端端	mòuh dyūn dyūn	1. for no reason, pointlessly2. without explanation.
4906	無啦啦	mòuh lāa lāa	without reason, for no reason
4907	無賴	mòuh láai	of bad character, low class (people).
4908	無聊	mòuh lìuh	pointless
4909	無聊賴	mòuh lìuh laaih	to have nothing to do; to live aimlessly
4910	無無聊聊	mòuh mòuh lìuh lìuh	1. to fool around2. to have nothing to do.
4911	無神神	mòuh sàhn sàhn	without trace
4912	無謂	mòuh waih	useless, pointless
4913	毛	mòuh	1. hair2. used in demands that someone not be harmed, as in English "if you touch a hair of his head...!"3. used in construction in which a statement is rejected or ridiculed (see example below)手下: 大佬，你好撚英! 大佬: 英條毛!sáu hah: daaih lóu, néih hóu lán yīng! daaih lóu: yīng tìuh mòuh!Subordinate: Boss, you're fucking amazing! Boss: Amazing my arse!
4914	毛都未生齊	mòuh dōu meih sāang chàih	(not yet sprouted a hair)1. used in insults, telling someone that they should withdraw or be quiet2. young and ignorant, young and inexperienced
4915	毛管戙	mòuh gún duhng	(hairs standing on end)to get the creeps, to be repelled.
4916	毛片	mòuh pín	a sex film, a pronographic film
4917	毛神神	mòuh sàhn sàhn	very hairy
4918	毛手毛腳	mòuh sáu mòuh geuk	unwelcome sexual advances, inappropriate fondling or touching
4919	舞	móuh	a dance
4920	舞男	móuh nàahm	1. a man working as a nightclub host, a male escort for women2. a gigolo
4921	舞女	móuh néui	1. a girl, a young woman working in a dance hall2. a nightclub hostess
4922	舞小姐	móuh síu jé	1. a girl, a young woman working in a dance hall2. a nightclub hostess
4923	舞廳	móuh tēng	a dance club, a dance hall, a nightclub
4924	冇	móuh	not to have
4925	冇賓州	móuh bān jāu	(no penis)a person of no worth, a useless fool, a "prickless moron".
4926	冇波	móuh bō	flat-chested (woman)
4927	無情白事	móuh chìhng baahk sih	for no good reason (e.g. used to describe an unexpected action).
4928	冇啖好食	móuh daahm hóu sihk	1. to have nothing but bad food2. to be unable to make a living, to struggle to make a living.
4929	冇大冇細	móuh daaih móuh sai	(no superior and inferior relationship)1. used to criticise someone for lacking respect, for not respecting hierarchy and status2. used to reject the idea that one should show excessive respect for one's supposed superiors.
4930	冇膽匪類	móuh dáam féi léui	(bandits without guts)a coward; a bunch of cowards
4931	冇搭霎	móuh daap saap	an irresponsible person
4932	冇得頂	móuh dāk díng	superb, great, unbeatable, second to none; extremely good
4933	冇得揮	móuh dāk fāi	(no way to <fight)invincible, unbeatable
4934	冇得斟	móuh dāk jām	(nothing to pour)no room for discussion
4935	冇得彈	móuh dāk tàahn	beyound reproach, impeccable
4936	冇訂企	móuh dehng kèih	to be taken over, to be pushed out, to be excluded from one's territory
4937	冇分寸	móuh fān chyun	(not a small amount)to tail to show proper restraint, to overstep the mark
4938	冇符	móuh fùh	(no lucky charm)there's no way of dealing with this, it's hopeless!
4939	冇家教	móuh gāa gaau	(no family teaching)to be badly behaved, to have bad manners (often used to children).
4940	冇解	móuh gáai	(no explanation)for no apparent reason, for no reason at all (used to comment on behavior).
4941	冇交易	móuh gāau yihk	(no transaction)used to turn down an offer or a transaction, "no deal", "no way", "nothing doing".
4942	冇計	móuh gái	used to affirm that one has no alternative to one's current situation or no way out of a situation.
4943	冇咁大個頭就唔好帶咁大頂帽	móuh gam daaih go tàuh jauh m4 hóu daai gam daaih déng móu	(without a big head, don't wear such a big hat)an instruction to someone not to overreach themselves, not to take on more than they can cope with, "don't bite off more than you can chew!".
4944	冇咁好氣	móuh gam hóu hei	(not such good breath)1. to fail to give attention to something or someone2. to have nothing more to do with someone or something2. to quit
4945	冇幾可	móuh géi hó	1. rarely, seldom2. only from time to time
4946	冇景	móuh gíng	to experience bad fortune
4947	冇嗰樣整嗰樣	móuh gó yeuhng jíng gó yeuhng	(no such thing make such thing)to do something unnecessary
4948	冇鬼用	móuh gwái yuhng	(no ghost use)no use, absolutely no use, "no bloody use", "bloody useless".
4949	冇鞋挽屐走	móuh hàaih wáan kehk jáu	(where there are no shoes, grab the clogs and run)to withdraw hurriedly from an awkward situation
4950	冇閪用	móuh hāi yuhng	(no cunt use)an obscene expression of contempt, "no fucking use".
4951	冇口齒	móuh háu chí	(no mouth teeth)unreliable; untrustworthy
4952	冇戲睇	móuh hei tái	(no show to see)used to affirm that there is nothing special to see (e.g. used in order to disperse a crowd).
4953	冇行	móuh hòhng	to be unsuccessful in a venture, to be making no pregress, to not be getting anywhere
4954	冇走雞	móuh jáu gāi	to have everything under control, to have everything "in the bag".
4955	冇走盞	móuh jáu jáan	(no missing lamp)inflexible; too rigid
4956	冇啫用	móuh jēu yuhng	useless, "bloody useless
4957	冇蕉用	móuh jīu yuhng	completely useless, where 蕉 jīu ("penis") is used instead of the more obscene 撚 lán
4958	冇種	móuh júng	shameless, improper, badly behaved
4959	冇啦lun	móuh lāa lang	unrelated; irrelevant
4960	冇嚟光彩	móuh làih gwōng chói	looking bad, looking out of sorts, unhealhty in appearance
4961	冇厘神氣	móuh làih sàhn hei	looking bad, looking out of sorts, unhealthy in appearance
4962	冇厘心機	móuh làih sām gēi	looking bad, looking out of sorts, unhealthy in appearance
4963	無厘頭	móuh làih tàuh	1. a way of describing pointless talk or behavior2. "nonsense speak", a non-sequitur style of punning conversation fashionable in Hong kong in the late 1980's and early 1990's, popularised and developed by radio disc jockeys and in the films of Stephen Chau.
4964	無厘頭鳩	móuh làih tàuh gāu	nonsense, meaningless comments, irrelevant talk
4965	冇厘正經	móuh làih jing gīng	(without a gram of seriousness)used to criticise someone of joking about serious matters
4966	有理由	móuh léih yàuh	used to describe something unexpected, unreasonable or illogical, "it can't be!", "surely not!".
4967	冇鍊用	móuh lín yuhng	a humorous or euphemistic variant of 無撚用 móuh lán yuhng, "no fucking use".
4968	冇料	móuh líu	1. a matter or a person not worth bothering about2. nothing special3. a situation from which nothing can be gained
4969	冇料到	móuh líu dou	(no material)1. incompetent, ill-educated, unqualified2. useless, not worth bothering with
4970	冇米粥	móuh máih jūk	(riceless congee)a useless plan or activity, something that will never amount to anything.
4971	冇乜兩句	móuh māt léuhng geui	to be unacquainted with, to have no relationship with
4972	冇乜料	móuh māt líu	1. a matter or a person not worth bothering about2. nothing special3. situation from which nothing can be gained, nothing to report, nothing much is happening.
4973	冇尾飛陀	móuh méih fēi tòh	1. to disappear2. to have the habit of disappearing3. to vanish
4974	冇尾燒豬	móuh méih sīu jyū	a roast pig without a tail→唔慌好事 [m4 fōng hóu sih] it won't be a good thinga bad sign; something unpromising (since in ceremonies honouring the dead, the roast pig will be without a tail).
4975	冇面	móuh mín	to lose face
4976	冇面俾	móuh mín béi	(no face to give)1. to show disrespect, to be uncompromising2. to refuse to compromise or back down in a situation of conflict
4977	冇mood	móuh mūt	to be in a bad mood
4978	冇你份	móuh néih fán	you are not included!
4979	冇牙老虎	móuh ngàah lóuh fú	(toothless tiger)a person or group which, contrary to appearances or to its own rhetoric, has no real power.
4980	冇瓦遮頭	móuh ngáah jē tàuh	(no roof tile to shade one's head)to be homeless, to have no shelter
4981	冇眼屎乾淨盲	móuh ngáahn sí gōn jehng màahng	(to be properly blind and have no gum in the eyes)a saying indicating that one should accept fate, that what is in the past is finished, that one should cut one's losses
4982	冇眼睇	móuh ngáahn tái	to hate to see something, to not want to think about something
4983	冇呢支歌仔唱	móuh nī jī gō jái cheung	(no such song to sing)1. the times have changed2. nowadays things are done differently
4984	冇腦	móuh nóuh	stupid, brainless
4985	冇譜	móuh póu	excessive, strange, incoherent, illogical, out of line, not correct
4986	冇晒符	móuh saai fùh	(no lucky charms at all)a hopeless situation, "it's hopeless!".
4987	冇晒面	móuh saai mín	to lose face completely
4988	冇心肝	móuh sām gōn	(no heart and liver)negligent, indifferent
4989	冇死	móuh séi	(no death)to be a sure winner
4990	無聲狗咬死人	móuh sēng gáu, ngáauh séi yàhn	(a silent dog will bite you to death)one should be careful of people who remain silent, one may not get any advanced warning of a serious strike.
4991	無聲狗	móuh sēng gáu	one should be careful of people who remain silent, one may not get any advanced warning of a serious strike.
4992	冇聲氣	móuh sēng hei	to have yet to receive a positive response
4993	冇聲冇氣	móuh sēng móuh hei	to have yet to receive a positive response
4994	冇水	móuh séui	(no water)broke, without money
4995	冇相干	móuh sēung gōn	(no concern)a lack of concern, "no problem".
4996	無私顯見私	móuh sī hín gin sī	the more one tries to hide something, the more obvious it becomes.
4997	無事出街少破敗	móuh sih chēut gāai síu po chòih	(to go out for no reason will cost money)used to encourage someone to stay at home (e.g. parent to child).
4998	無事獻殷勸非奸即盜	móuh sih hin yān kàhn, fēi gāan jīk douh	(when someone tries everything to please you without any good reason, he is either a scoundrel or a bandit)one should be careful of people who, for no readily apparent reason, are too eager to please.
4999	冇時冇候	móuh sih móuh hauh	(not at any time)1. not according to schedule, at random times2. unexpectedly (e.g. said of someone who does not pay attention to regular meal times).
5000	冇餸飯	móuh sung faahn	(no dishes and rice)1. to have nothing to eat2. a humble meal (polite expression by host).
5001	冇天裝	móuh tīn jōng	(no hold in heaven)an evil person
5002	冇彎轉	móuh wāan jyun	1. no way to turn, no way out2. nothing more to be said
5003	冇王管	móuh wóng gún	(no king ruling)used to describe a chaotic situation where there is no one in charge.
5004	冇癮	móuh yáhn	disappointed, let down
5005	冇陰功	móuh yām gūng	an exclamaton used to express sympathy, "how sad!".
5006	冇冇怕	móuh yáuh paa	an exclamation of reassurance, "don't worry!", "don't be afraid!".
5007	冇藥力	móuh yeuhk lihk	(no medicinal strength)(of a drug) to have no effect
5008	冇衣食	móuh yī sihk	(no clothing or food)a way of telling off someone who is wasteful or extravagant.
5009	冇耳性	móuh yíh sing	absent-minded, forgetful
5010	冇掩雞籠	móuh yím gāi lùhng	(doorless chicken coop)a place where you can come and go as you wish.
5011	冇腰骨	móuh yīu gwāt	(no waist bone)to have no backbone, has no guts
5012	木	muhk	1. wood2. stupid, dumb, dull-witted
5013	木獨	muhk duhk	awkward, socially inept
5014	木瓜	muhk gwāa	1. papaya2. big-breasted
5015	木瓜鮮奶	muhk gwāa sīn náaih	(papaya fresh milk)big-breasted
5016	木口木面	muhk háu muhk mihn	(wooden mouth wooden face)dumb, slow-witted
5017	木魚	muhk yú	a nightclub hostess who provides sexual services for her customers
5018	木咀	mūk jéui	1. pouting lips, pursed lips or mouth2. a person with an expressionless face, a person without much humour3. a generic term for someone one is pointing at or indicating, "that guy over there"4. a fool
5019	門	mùhn	a gate
5020	門生	mùhn sāng	1. pupil2. a triad follower
5021	悶	muhn	bored
5022	悶到抽筋	muhn dou chāu gān	(so bored that one gets cramp)very bored.
5023	悶戰	muhn jin	stalling tactics, deliberately wasting time (football).
5024	矇	mùhng	blurred
5025	矇查查	mùhng chàah chàah	1. hard to discern, barely visible, blurred2. muddle-headed, unclear
5026	矇眼仔	mùhng ngáahn jái	stupid boy, an foolish kid, "squint-eyed"
5027	妹釘	mūi dēng	a younger sister, a young woman, a little girl (sometimes derogatory)
5028	妹仔大過主人婆	mūi jái daaih gwo jyú yàhn pòh	(a bonded maid servant is more important than her mistress)to treat a secondary issue as more important than the main issue, to have one's priority wrong.
5029	妹妹	mùih múi	1. younger sister2. female sexual organ, vagina
5030	霉	mùih	1. moldy2. to have bad luck
5031	梅	mùih	a plum
5032	梅花間竹	mùih fāa gaan jūk	(each two plum trees are separated by one bamboo tree)in alternative series, in ABAB sequence
5033	梅開二度	mùih hōi yih douh	to have sex a second time, a second bout of love-making
5034	懵	múng	foolish
5035	懵閉閉	múng bai bai	foolish, stupid
5036	懵丙	múng bíng	a fool
5037	懵到上心口	múng dou séuhng sām háu	extremely foolish
5038	懵仔	múng jái	1. a fool2. criminals held in a psychiatric wing, prisoners classified as psychiatric cases
5039	懵仔簿	múng jái bóu	(silly boy book)a cerificate stating that a prisoner is either mentally or physically ill (prison officer jargon)
5040	懵仔針	múng jái jām	an injection of drugs to knock someone out.
5041	懵撚	múng lán	(stupid prick)a vulgar and obscene insult, a big fool, a "stupid prick".
5042	懵佬	múng lóu	a fool, a stupid man
5043	懵盛盛	múng sihng sihng	stupid, muddle-headed, unable to think clearly
5044	Mood	mūt	a good mood
5045	乸	náa	1. female2. a colloquial or humorous way to refer to one's girlfriend or wife
5046	乸口乸面	náa háu náa mihn	moody, in a bad mood
5047	乸脷	náa leih	expensive, too high, too much (price)
5048	乸乸地	náa náa déi	(female female like)effeminate
5049	乸聲乸氣	náa sēng náa hei	(female voice female air)an effeminate voice
5050	乸型	náa yìhng	(female form)female, effeminate
5051	嗱	náa	to pick up, to take
5052	嗱口嗱面	náa háu náa mihn	1. to have an angry expression, to look hostile2. to look upset
5053	嗱起	náa héi	1. to pick up2. to roll up (trousers, sleeves)
5054	嗱西	náa sāi	1. to be reckless2. to be careless3. sloppy, careless, slapdash (in doing a task)
5055	嗱手唔成勢	náa sáu m4 sìhng sai	(to grab hands but no achieve a position)to be unprepared, to be not in a good position to do something
5056	嗱屎上身	náa sí séuhng sān	to bring trouble on onself
5057	嗱林	nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5058	拿林	nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5059	嗱嗱聲	nàah nàah sēng	fast, quickly
5060	拿拿聲	nàah nàah sēng	fast, quickly
5061	拿拿冧	nàah nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5062	拿拿林	nàah nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5063	拿拿淋	nàah nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5064	嗱嗱淋	nàah nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5065	嗱嗱林	nàah nàah làhm	fast, quickly
5066	拿手	nàah sáu	to be good at, to have a special skill
5067	拿	nàah	to pick up, to hold in hand
5068	拿渣	náah jáa	dirty, corrupt, dishonest, tricky
5069	拿渣嘢	náah jáa yéh	trickery, cheating, dirty dealings, underhand tricks
5070	南風窗	nàahm fūng chēung	(south wind window)money pouring in from Hong Kong to China under the open-door policy (a reference to a good direction in "fung shui" or Chinese geomancy).
5071	喃	nàahm	to murmur
5072	喃嘸費	nàahm mòh fai	1. fee given to a monk2. fees for having sexual intercourse with a nightclub hostess
5073	喃嘸佬	nàahm mòh lóu	(chanting man)Taoist monk
5074	男	nàahm	male
5075	男花	nàahm fāa	(male flower)an attractive man used in a set up to defraud or cheat a woman
5076	男公關	nàahm gūng gwāan	a male nightclub host, a male "PR" offering guests services ranging from companiionship to sex.
5077	男仔頭	nàahm jái tàuh	a woman who has the appearance or personality of a man, a woman who acts like a man.
5078	男子漢	nàahm jí hon	1. a tough man, a strong man2. someone who can carry a heavy burden or responsibility
5079	男朋友	nàahm pàhng yáuh	a boyfriend
5080	男人老狗	nàahm yàhn lóuh gáu	a tough man, a man who can stand pain, be decisive, etc.
5081	男人婆	nàahm yàhn pòh	a girl or woman who acts like a man, a "tom boy" (often with the implication that she is a lesbian).
5082	男人頭	nàahm yàhn tàuh	a woman who has the appearance or personality of a man, a woman who acts like a man
5083	男人去飲湯	nàahm yàhn heui yám tōng	(a man going to drink soup)to visit one's mistress
5084	男友	nàahm yáuh	a boyfriend
5085	難	nàahn	difficult
5086	難頂	nàahn díng	1. intolerable, hateful (situation, person)2. a difficult task, a hard job
5087	難開下道	nàahn hōi haah douh	(difficult to open below road)puns with 蘭開夏道 [nàahn hōi haah douh] Lancashire Road in Kowloon Tong, a district known for its short-time hotels, used as a pun when talking about women reluctant to have sex.
5088	蘭開夏道	nàahn hōi haah douh	Lancashire Road in Kowloong Tong, a district known for its short-time hotels, used as a pun when talking about women reluctant to have sex (puns with 難開下道 [nàahn hōi haah douh] "difficult to open below road".)
5089	難料	nàahn líu	a difficult situation, a tough situation
5090	難相與	nàahn sēung yúh	difficult to get along with
5091	奶粉錢	nàahn fán chín	money given for a child's food and education
5092	奶罩	nàahn jaau	a bra
5093	now攪	náau gaauh	1. chaotic, disorderly2. a nuisance, problematic
5094	澩嫪	náau gaauh	1. chaotic, disorderly2. a nuisance, problematic
5095	鬧	naauh	1. to scold, to quarrel with2. noisy3. to disturb
5096	鬧臭	naauh chau	to shame someone, to scold someone in public
5097	鬧交	naauh gāau	to quarrel
5098	鬧通街	naauh tūng gāai	1. to quarrel so loudly that the whole street can hear2. something known already to everyone, "old news".
5099	泥	nàih	mud
5100	泥碼	nàih máah	gambling chips bought by gambling syndicates from casino management and offered at a discount to rich gamblers to use in gambling VIP rooms but which cannot be exchanged for cash, "dead chips".
5101	泥菩薩過江	nàih pòuh saat gwo gōng	a clay Bodhisattva crossing the river→自身難保 [jih sān nàahn bóu] unable to protect one self ■to be unable to protext one's own interests, let alone the interests of others
5102	諗	nám	1. to think2. to consider
5103	諗掂	nám dihn	to sort something out, to think what to do
5104	諗埋一面	nám màaih yāt mihn	to only think of something bad
5105	諗唔開	nám m4 hōi	to be unable to cope, to be at the end of one's tether
5106	諗縮數	nám sūk sou	to be cunning or crafty, to act in a tricky way
5107	諗頭	nám tàuh	ideas or solutions to problems
5108	撚化	nán faa	to play tricks, to deceive someone
5109	撚雀	nán jéuk	to carry a bird in a birdcage
5110	撚手	nán sáu	exquisite, delicate, of high quality
5111	撚手小菜	nán sáu síu choi	good dishes (commonly advertised on the walls of Hong Kong Chinese restaurants, especially small ones).
5112	粒	nāp	1. a grain2. a unit of hours3. a "pip" on a police uniform indicating rank4. ten thousand
5113	粒嗲	nāp dē	a remark, an utterance
5114	粒聲唔出	nāp sēng m4 chēut	not to utter a single sound
5115	粒花	nāp fāa	a police inspector, a probationary police inspector (police jargon, based on the badge design)
5116	一粒花	yāt nāp fāa	a police inspector, a probationary police inspector (police jargon, based on the badge design)
5117	粒鐘	nāp jūng	one hour
5118	一粒鐘	yāt nāp jūng	one hour
5119	粒臣	nāp sán	a unit of ten cents
5120	一粒臣	yāt nāp sán	a unit of ten cents
5121	嬲	nāu	angry
5122	嬲爆爆	nāu baau baau	very angry, furious
5123	扭	náu	to twist
5124	扭計	náu gái	1. tricky cunning2. to be angry, to be malcontent3. to resent one's position or status
5125	扭六壬	náu luhk yahm	(to wring out the Ren)to use every strategy at one's disposal, to "rack one's brains"
5126	扭盡六壬	náu jeuhn luhk yahm	(to wring out the Ren)to use every strategy at one's disposal, to "rack one's brains"
5127	扭紋柴	náu màhn chàaih	a whinning child, a weepy child that is always trying to get what it wants.
5128	扭扭擰擰	náu náu nihng nihng	1. to squirm, to be hesitant, to be relectant or too weak to come to a decision2. to resent one's position or status, to show discontent with one's position or status
5129	扭身扭勢	náu sān nāu sai	to attract attention to oneself
5130	扭屎忽花	náu sí fāt fāa	1. to show signs of discontent with one's position or status (i.e. apparently not happy sittting in one's own seat)2. to shake one's behind, to wiggle one's buttocks (usually said of a woman)
5131	扭耳仔	náu yíh jáh	(to twist someone's ear)to have someone under one's control (e.g. wives to husbands)
5132	腍啤啤	nàhm beht beht	1. soft, tender2. without a strong will, easily controlled or led
5133	淋bat bat	nàhm beht beht	1. soft, tender2. without a strong will, easily controlled or led
5134	你	néih	you
5135	你當我係神主牌	néih dong ngóh haih sàhn jyú páai	(you're treating me like an ancestral tablet)you're treating me like something you can take out and put away again at your convenience.
5136	當...係神主牌	dong... haih sàhn jyú páai	to treat someone or something like something you can take out and put away again at your convenience.
5137	你咁寸做乜嘢啫	néih gam chyun jouh māt yéh jēk	a question intended as a criticism of someone's arrogant behavior, "why are you being so arrogant?".
5138	你咁撚衰	néih gam lán sēui	a vulgar way of objecting to what someone has done or said, or to their character in general, "you're such a prick!"
5139	你敬我一尺我，我敬你一丈	néih ging ngóh yāt chek, ngóh ging néih yāt jeuhng	(if you grant me one foot, I will grant you ten)whatever favours you do for me will be more than reciprocated.
5140	你係唔係出嚟行	néih haih m4 haih chēut làih hàahng	(haven't you been out for a walk)remiding someone of the realities of underworld life, "you know the score!", "you know the rules!".
5141	你就想	néih jauh séung	(you want it)no way, "in your dreams".
5142	你隻嘢	néih jek yék	an affectionate or insulting term to express irritation or anger, "you naughty child!"; "you old bastard!".
5143	你做初一我做十五	néih jouh chō yāt, ngóh jouh sahp ńgh	used when retaliating or threatening retaliation, "you do X, I'll do Y", "tit for tat".
5144	你知條撚咩	néih jī tìuh lán mé	a vulgar and obscene way of expressing scepticism or disbelief, "what the fuck do you know?".
5145	你老闆	néih lóuh báan	(your boss)an exclamation of indignation or irrtation
5146	你老豆	néih lóuh dauh	(your father)an exclamation of indignation or irrtation
5147	你老粗	néih lóuh jóu	(your ancestor)an insult, "screw you!", a variant of 你老母 [néih lóuh móu] "your mother"
5148	你老母	néih lóuh móu	(your mother)an insult, "screw you!", "your mother!"
5149	你老母唔襟屌	néih lóuh móu m4 kām díu	(your mother can't take a good fucking)an obscene expression of hostility and aggression
5150	你老母屎忽	néih lóuh móu sí fāt	(your mother's arse)an insult, "up yours!"
5151	你鹵味	néih lóuh méi	(your salted meats)indicating hostility and aggression, a variant of 屌你老母 [díu néih lóuh móu], "fuck you!".
5152	你唔係呀嘛	néih m4 haih aa máah	an exclamation of surprise or irritation, "you can't be serious!"; "you must be kidding!"; "why did you do something so stupid?".
5153	你同我定	néih tùhng ngóh dihng	(be steady for me)used to reassure someone that one can be trusted with a task or that things will turn out alright, "don't worry, everything will be fine".
5154	你有張良計，我有過牆梯	néih yáuh jēung lèuhng gai, ngóh yáuh gwo chèuhng tāi	(you have Zhang Liang's strategy, but I have a ladder to get me over the wall)if you have a clever strategy, I will come up with a cleverer strategy than yours (Zhang Liang was a famous military who played a key role in the founding of the Western Han Dynasty).
5155	你有你，我有我	néih yáuh néih, ngóh yáuh ngóh	(you have you and I have me)used to declare the end of a relationship or partnership, "let's each go our own way".
5156	女	néui	1. a girl, a young woman2.a call-girl, a prostitute
5157	女仔之家	néui jái jī gāa	as a proper girl (used in advising on the correct behaviour appropriate for a young woman).
5158	女keeper	néui kī páa	a female supervisor in charge of a brothel, a woman supervising a call-girl centre.
5159	女魔頭	néui mō tàuh	(witch)an insult for a woman, "bitch", "hag".
5160	女朋友	néui pàhng yáuh	a girlfriend
5161	女同志	néui túhng ji	(female comrade)a lesbian
5162	女人湯圓	néui yán tōng yún	(woman's sweet dumpling)an attractive man, a man with many female admirers
5163	女優	néui yāu	an actress or model who appears in sex films or in revealing photos
5164	女友	néui yáuh	a girlfriend
5165	囡囡	nèuih néui	1. small, cute, petite2. a call-girl, a prostitute
5166	牙	ngàah	tooth/teeth
5167	牙擦	ngàah chaat	(tooth brush)1. a boastful person2. to boast
5168	牙擦擦	ngàah chaat chaat	1. a boastful person2. to boast
5169	牙擦蘇	ngàah chaat sōu	1. a boastful person2. to boast
5170	牙齒當金使	ngàah chí dong gām sái	(teeth used as gold)to be reliable, to be trustworthy, to keep one's word
5171	牙齒痕	ngàah chí hán	(tooth scar)an old quarrel that still rankles, a score to settle
5172	牙齒印	ngàah chí yan	an old quarrel that still rankles; a score to settle
5173	牙骹	ngàah gaau	1. banter2. boastful talk3. a mock-rivalry, a friendly contest, a contest in which face (rather than money) is at stake
5174	牙斬斬	ngàah jáam jáam	1. to talk big, to boast, to be opinionated2. to be defiant
5175	牙尖嘴利	ngàah jīm jéui leih	glib, smooth-talking
5176	牙力	ngàah lihk	power, influence, authority
5177	牙屎屎	ngàah sí sí	to boast, to talk big
5178	牙痛咁聲	ngàah tung gám sēng	1. to be unwilling or reluctant to do something2. to moan if asked to perform some task
5179	牙痛噉聲	ngàah tung gám sēng	1. to be unwilling or reluctant to do something2. to moan if asked to perform some task
5180	牙煙	ngàah yīn	(tooth smoke)dangerous, risky, "hair-raising".
5181	掗	ngaah	1. to block2. to occupy
5182	掗拃	ngaah jaah	(to occupy a space)a person who thinks he/she deserves priority, someone who tries to throw their weight around
5183	掗住個位	ngaah jyuh go wái	Save that place!
5184	掗位	ngaah wái	(to occupy seat)to occupy a place or position, e.g. to reserve seats in a fast food restaurant while the food is being purchased.
5185	眼	ngáahn	an eye
5186	眼白白	ngáahn baahk baahk	to look on helplessly
5187	眼不見為乾淨	ngáahn bāt gin wàih gōn jehng	(what one cannot see, one can treat as clean)to not see or prefer not to see something unpleasant, "what the eye doesn't see, the heart does not grieve over".
5188	眼啤啤	ngáahn bē bē	to stare
5189	眼淺	ngáahn chín	1. to be on the point of tears, to seem to be about to cry2. to be jealous, to be hostile
5190	眼超超	ngáahn chīu chīu	to stare in a hostile way
5191	眼大睇過籠	ngáahn daaih tái gwo lùhng	(the eyes are too big and overlook)to be unable to see something right in front of one, to overlook something obvious.
5192	眼凸凸	ngáahn daht daht	with bulging eyes (e.g. because of anger).
5193	眼定定	ngáahn dihng dihng	to stare fixedly, with staring eyes
5194	眼花	ngáahn fāa	1. with blurred vision, unable to see clearly2. dazzled
5195	眼花花	ngáahn fāa fāa	1. with blurred vision, unable to see clearly2. dazzled
5196	眼火爆	ngáahn fó baau	eyes blazing with anger!
5197	眼闊肚窄	ngáahn fut tóuh jaak	(the eyes are wide but the belly is narrow)to take on more than one needs or can handle, to "have eyes bigger than one's stomach".
5198	眼甘甘	ngáahn gām gām	to stare lustfully at someone or something
5199	眼鏡	ngáahn géng	1. spectacles2. a bra
5200	眼角高	ngáahn gok gōu	1. snobbish, superior2. to have a superior attitude
5201	眼掘掘	ngáahn gwaht gwaht	to stare in a hostile manner, to glare
5202	眼光光	ngáahn gwōng gwōng	1. to be unable to sleep2. to stare vacantly
5203	眼紅	ngáahn hùhng	(red-eyed)jealous, envious
5204	眼眨眨	ngáahn jáam jáam	to blink, to blink a few times (e.g. in response to a question as a sign of indecision).
5205	眼厲厲	ngáahn laih laih	to give a warning glance, to give a sideways glance
5206	眼睩睩	ngáahn lūk lūk	to look about, to look in different directions
5207	眼尾都唔望	ngáahn méih dōu m4 mohng	(not even to look from the corner of one's eyes)to deliberately ignore someone
5208	眼矇矇	ngáahn mūng mūng	unable to see clearly, with blurred vision
5209	眼濕濕	ngáahn sāp sāp	(wet eyed)tearful, with eyes full of tears
5210	眼坦坦	ngáahn táan táan	exhausted, completely defeated, fatigued
5211	眼冤	ngáahn yūn	1. disgusted, revolted2. revolting, hateful, hard to look at
5212	硬	ngaahng	1. hard2. solid3. stiff4. erect (of penis)
5213	硬崩崩	ngaahng	unyielding, blunt
5214	硬頸	ngaahng géng	stubborn
5215	硬榾榾	ngaahng gwahk gwahk	very hard
5216	硬倔倔	ngaahng gwahk gwahk	very hard
5217	硬掘掘	ngaahng gwahk gwahk	very hard
5218	硬淨	ngaahng jehng	(hard clean)tough, not easy to defeat
5219	硬晒	ngaahng saai	stiff, erect (of penis)
5220	硬晒軚	ngaahng saai táaih	1. muscle stiffness2. to be at one's wit's end
5221	硬食	ngaahng sihk	1. to suffer a punishment directly, to take the full punishment2. to take a direct blow, to take a direct hit
5222	硬嘢	ngaahng/ngáang yéh	1. a dollar, a coin (often in the context of a "lucky money" packet, as an ungenerous gift)2. strong, powerful, tough, difficult to handle or control3. something solid
5223	嗌	ngaai	1. to shout2. to scold
5224	嗌交	ngaai gāau	to quarrel
5225	嗌霎	ngaai saap	to have a serious argument
5226	捱	ngàaih	to endure
5227	捱更抵夜	ngàaih gāang dái yeh	(to suffer the day and endure the night)to work night and day
5228	捱騾仔	ngàaih lèuih jái	(to endure like a donkey)1. to work like a slave2. to put up with a very difficult job
5229	捱麵包	ngàaih mihn bāau	to be poor, to struggle to make a living
5230	捱生捱死	ngàaih sāang ngàaih séi	(to endure life and endure death)to work extremely hard
5231	捱世界	ngàaih sai gaai	(to endure the world)to face reality, to struggle hard to make a living
5232	捱義氣	ngàaih yih hei	to do a favour out of loytalty
5233	呃神騙鬼	ngàaih sàhn pin gwái	to lure someone into a trap, to trick someone
5234	啱啱碰著剛剛	ngāam ngāam pung jeuhk gōng gōng	at the critical moment
5235	拗氣	ngaau hei	to quarrel with
5236	拗數	ngaau sou	to quarrel with, to argue
5237	熬	ngàauh	to suffer
5238	熬底	ngàauh dái	to be afraid
5239	淆底	ngàauh dái	to be afraid
5240	熬老襯	ngàauh lóuh chan	to earn a living through honest means, to "go straight", used for example negatively by criminals of a fellow criminal who takes a normal job or "goes straight" .
5241	淆老襯	ngàauh lóuh chan	to earn a living through honest means, to "go straight", used for example negatively by criminals of a fellow criminal who takes a normal job or "goes straight" .
5242	咬	ngáauh	to bite
5243	咬草	ngáauh chóu	(to bite grass)to smoke cannabis
5244	咬兜	ngáauh dōu	(to bite a bowl)to smoke a pipe
5245	咬飯	ngáauh faahn	(to bite rice)to eat
5246	咬灰	ngáauh fūi	(to bite ash)to take heroin
5247	咬貴米	ngáauh gwai máih	(to bite expensive rice)to use high priced pure heroin
5248	咬蔗啦去	ngáauh je lāa heui	(to bite sugar cane and leave)used to express hostility and/or tell someone to leave, "piss off!".
5249	咬糧	ngáauh lèuhng	(to bite one's pay)to retire and get one's pension (e.g. of a civil servant).
5250	咬老軟	ngáauh lóuh yúhn	1. to live off a woman's earnings, to have a wealthy wife and not need to work2. to life off the earnings of a prostitute
5251	咬米	ngáauh máih	to eat
5252	咬我食	ngáauh ngóh sihk	to be unable to resist (me), to be unable to stop (me)
5253	咬雲	ngáauh wàhn	(to bite the clouds)to take opium
5254	咬耳仔	ngáauh yíh jái	(to bite ears)to talk secretly, to whisper together in a secretive way, to conspire
5255	吟沉	ngàhm chàhm	to nag
5256	吟吟沉沉	ngàhm ngàhm chàhm chàhm	to nag
5257	銀	ngàhn/ngáhn	1. silver2. money3. a dollar
5258	銀雞	ngàhn gāi	(silver chicken)actresses who are also prostitutes
5259	銀両	ngàhn léung	(silver tale)money
5260	矮	ngái	short
5261	矮得得	ngái dāt dāt	very short (of person)
5262	矮仔多計	ngái jái dō gái	a short person has many stratagem, solutions, ideas, etc
5263	翳	ngai	stuffy
5264	翳焗	ngai guhk	hot and stuffy (of weather or place)
5265	危	ngàih	danger
5266	危危乎	ngàih ngàih fùh	precarious, dangerous, on the point of collapse
5267	蟻	ngáih	an ant
5268	蟻多摟死象	ngáih dō lāu séi jeuhng	(a mass of ants can kill an elephant)a large number of weak individuals can overwhelm one very strong individual.
5269	毅	ngaih	resolute
5270	揞住良心	ngám jyuh lèuhng sām	(to cover one's conscience)to go against one's conscience
5271	暗啞底	ngam áa dái	1. to suffer in silence 2. to do something underhand
5272	奀	ngān	thin
5273	奀chichi	ngān chī chī	thin and weak, sicky
5274	奀雌雌	ngān chī chī	thin and weak, sicky
5275	奀得滯	ngān dāk jaih gwaa	used in arguing over money or bargaining, "can't you pay a little more?", "can't you give a little more?".
5276	奀啲	ngān dī	used in arguing over money or bargaining, "can't you pay a little more?", "can't you give a little more?".
5277	奀仔	ngān jái	a thin boy
5278	奀皮	ngān pèih	to be naughty
5279	奀挑鬼命	ngān tīu gwái mehng	(thing ghost life)extremely skinny and fail
5280	奀嫋鬼命	ngān tīu gwái mehng	(thing ghost life)extremely skinny and fail
5281	勾	ngāu	1. to entice2. a year (of someone's age)
5282	勾搭	ngāu daap	to find a lover, to pick up someone
5283	勾佬	ngāu lóu	(to hook a guy)to pick up a man, to find an (illicit) lover
5284	勾三搭四	ngāu sāam daap sei	(usually of a woman)to be promiscuous, to have many lovers
5285	勾義嫂	ngāu yih sóu	(to hook the righteous wife of one's elder brother)to have an affair with the wife of one's friend
5286	毆	ngáu	to beat
5287	毆跛	ngau bāi	to break, to smash
5288	毆幾多棍?	ngaau géi dō gwan?	a threat, "how many times should I hit you?"
5289	毆幾多碌	ngaau géi dō lūk	a threat, "how many times should I hit you?"
5290	嘔	ngáu	to throw up
5291	嘔電	ngáu dihn	(to vomit electricity)to throw up
5292	嘔血	ngáu hyut	(to vomit blood)exasperating
5293	牛	ngàuh	a cow
5294	牛記	ngàuh gei	jeans
5295	牛記笠記	ngàuh gei lāp gei	1. a casual, informal or even shabby style of dress, wearing of pyjamas or undervest, slippers etc. outdoors when on a short errand (from 牛頭褲 [ngàuh tàuh fu] , trousers worn by peasant farmers and 笠衫 [làp sàam] , undershirt or vest) 2. jeans
5296	牛高馬大	ngàuh gōu máah daaih	(tall ox and big horse)well-grown, well-developed
5297	牛雜	ngàuh jaahp	offal
5298	牛仔	ngàuh jái	cowboy
5299	牛精	ngàuh jīng	(ox spirit)to be bad-tempered, to behave like a bully
5300	牛𡁻牡丹	ngàuh jiuh máauh dāan	cow eating peony→唔知花定草 [m4 jī fāa dihng chóu] doesn't know it is a flower or grass ■to be undiscriminating, to lack a refined sensibility; to cast pearls before swine
5301	牛唔飲水唔撳得牛頭低	ngàuh m4 yám séui m4 gahm dāk ngàuh tàuh dāi	(if a cow doesn't want to drink you can't force its head down)if someone is unwilling to do something it is not possible to force them; you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
5302	牛皮燈籠	ngàuh pèih dāng lùhng	ox-skin lantern→點極都唔明 [dím gihk dōu m4 mìhng] it doesn't matter how you light it, it won't shine ■ stupid and stubborn (since 明 [mìhng] implies the meanings of both "bright" and "understand").
5303	牛脾氣	ngàuh pèih hei	irritable, bad-tempered
5304	牛屎	ngàuh sí	(cow dung)a rascal, a bad guy, a hoodlum
5305	牛市	ngàuh sìh	(bull market)a rising market, a situation in which confidence in stock prices etc. is high, a "bull market".
5306	牛頭唔搭馬嘴	ngàuh tàuh m4 daap máah jéui	(cow's head doesn't match a horse's mouth)irrelevant
5307	牛王	ngàuh wòhng	(bully king)to be bad-tempered, to behave like a bully, a rude or obstructive person
5308	牛王頭	ngàuh wòhng tàuh	a naughty boy, a rascal
5309	牛一	ngàuh yāt	birthday
5310	牛肉乾	ngàuh yuhk gōn	1. dried beef2. a parking-ticket, a ticket for a traffic offence3. to have one's license checked (taxi driver jargon)
5311	吽	ngauh	dull (of a person)
5312	吽豆	ngauh	dull (of a person)
5313	吽吽豆豆	ngauh ngauh dauh dauh	very dull (of a person)
5314	五	ńgh	five
5315	伍	ńgh	1. five2. Surname Ng
5316	三更窮五更富	sāam gāang kùhng ńgh gāang fu	(poor at midnight rich at dawn)uncertain, insecure (life, fate)
5317	五姑娘	ńgh gū léung	(miss five)hand (with respect to male masturbation), "five-fingered girlfriend".
5318	五行欠炳	ńgh hàhng him bíng	(miss the element of beating)1. naughty2. in need of a beating (a play on 五行欠水 [ńgh hàhng him séui]).
5319	五行欠打	ńgh hàhng him dáa	(missing the element of beating)1. naughty2. in need of a beating (a play on 五行欠水 [ńgh hàhng him séui]).
5320	五行欠水	ńgh hàhng him séui	(missing the element of water)no money (water is one of the five basic elements in the Chinese understanding of nature).
5321	五行缺水	ńgh hàhng kyut séui	(missing the element of water)no money (water is one of the five basic elements in the Chinese understanding of nature).
5322	五枝旗杆	ńgh jī kèih gōn	(five flag poles)The Star Ferry terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui
5323	五五波	ńgh ńgh bō	(five five ball)a fifty-fifty chance of success, of winning
5324	五時花六時變	ńgh sìh fāa luhk sìh bin	(five o' clock flower six o' clock change)to be fickle, to be moody, changeable
5325	鵝	ngòh/ngó	1. a goose2. a male prostitute [ngòh]1. to mumble and grumble2. to nag, to scold
5326	鵝頸橋	ngòh géng kìuh	a nickname for Causeway Bay (district on Hong Kong Island).
5327	餓	ngoh	hungry
5328	餓死老婆瘟臭屋	ngoh séi lóuh pòh wān chau ngūk	(to starve one's wife to death and stink the house out)to be too poor to support a wife (of men).
5329	餓死老婆薰臭屋	ngoh séi lóuh pòh wān chau ngūk	(to starve one's wife to death and stink the house out)to be too poor to support a wife (of men).
5330	餓死老婆熏臭屋	ngoh séi lóuh pòh wān chau ngūk	(to starve one's wife to death and stink the house out)to be too poor to support a wife (of men).
5331	臥底	ngoh dái	an undercover agent, a police officer who penetrates a criminal organisation
5332	臥底行動	ngoh dái hàhng duhng	an undercover operation
5333	戇	ngohng	stupid
5334	戇柒	ngohng chaht	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "stupid prick".
5335	戇dogdog	ngohng dōk dōk	an humorously obscene insult, puns with 戇鳩鳩 [ngohng gāu gāu] (based on the resemblance between 鳩 gāu and 狗 gáu "dog").
5336	戇鳩	ngohng gāu	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "stupid prick".
5337	on9	ngohng gāu	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "stupid prick".
5338	戇鳩鳩	ngohng gāu gāu	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "stupid prick".
5339	on99	ngohng gāu gāu	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "stupid prick".
5340	戇鳩仔	ngohng gāu jái	a fool, an idiot
5341	on9仔	ngohng gāu jái	a fool, an idiot
5342	戇居	ngohng gēui	stupid, slow-witted, dumb, unresponsive
5343	戇居居	ngohng gēui gēui	stupid, slow-witted, dumb, unresponsive
5344	戇居佬	ngohng gēui lóu	a fool, an idiot
5345	戇閪	ngohng hāi	(stupid cunt)an obscene insult, indicating that someone is stupid, "stupid cunt".
5346	戇直	ngohng jihk	honest, straight, uncomplicated (person).
5347	戇qq	ngohng kīu kīu	very stupid, dense, foolish
5348	戇撚	ngohng lán	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "stupid prick".
5349	戇撚鳩	ngohng lán gāu	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "fucking stupid prick".
5350	onlun9	ngohng lán gāu	(stupid prick)an obscene insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, "fucking stupid prick".
5351	戇乜居	ngohng māt gēui	an insult for someone who is stupid or incompetent, a "silly bloody fool".
5352	鱷	ngohk	a crocodile
5353	鱷魚潭	ngohk yùh tàahm	(crocodile pool)1. Hong Kong Stock Exchange2. a dangerous place, an area of activity where there are many dangers for the unwary, "shark-infested waters"
5354	鱷魚頭	ngohk yùh tàahm	a ruthless or cruel person, a person or business that swallows its competitors.
5355	鱷魚頭老襯底	ngohk yùh tàuh lóuh chan dái	someone who appears very clever or tough but is actually stupid or ineffective.
5356	愛	ngoi	love
5357	愛滋基摩	ngoi jī gēi mō	(Eskimo)a gay person with Aids (a pun on 愛滋 [ngoi jī], the term for Aids, and 基 [gēi] "gay").
5358	愛靚唔愛命	ngoi leng m4 ngoi mehng	(prefer to look good than to live)to be more concerned about looking good than being healthy (e.g. of somebody going on a crash diet).
5359	愛美神導彈	ngoi méih sàhn douh dáan	to be big breasted
5360	愛美神飛彈	ngoi méih sàhn fēi dáan	to be big breasted
5361	愛他死	ngoi tāa séi	"passionate", a variety of the rave drug Ecstasy
5362	外	ngoih	outside
5363	外快	ngoih faai	an income from an extra job
5364	外賣	ngoih maaih	1. takeaway2. a nighclub hostess bought out from the club to have sex with the customer
5365	外圍	ngoih wàih	illegal betting
5366	惡	ngok	1. evil2. brutal, strict, harsh, aggressive
5367	惡霸	ngok baa	(tyrant)a big boss, a triad ruler, a gangster "kingpin"
5368	惡補	ngok bóu	to study or acquire some urgently needed knowledge or skills which one is poor at within a short period, to do a "crash course".
5369	惡做	ngok jouh	difficult to achieve, hard to accomplish
5370	惡鯁	ngok káng	difficult to deal with, hard to control, difficult to tackle (person, problem).
5371	惡哽	ngok káng	difficult to deal with, hard to control, difficult to tackle (person, problem).
5372	惡啃	ngok káng	difficult to deal with, hard to control, difficult to tackle (person, problem).
5373	惡晒	ngok saai	to be the boss, to be in control, to control by force
5374	惡死能登	ngok séi nàhng dāng	brutal, harsh; rude
5375	惡屎能登	ngoh sí nàhng dāng	brutal, harsh; rude
5376	惡揗揗	ngoh tàhn tàhn	brutal, harsh; rude
5377	惡人自有惡人磨	ngok yàhn jih yáuh ngok yàhn mòh	a ruthless person will eventually suffer at the hands of someone even more ruthless.
5378	惡有惡報	ngok yáuh ngok bou	a ruthless or vicious person will eventually be punished by fate".
5379	屋	ngūk	a house
5380	屋漏兼逢夜雨	ngūk lauh gīm fùhng yeh yúh	(the roof has a hole and then there is a rainy night)misfortunes never comes singly
5381	唸	nihm	to read
5382	唸口黄	nihm háu wóng	to recite a text, slogans, etc. without understanding the meaning
5383	唸口簧	nihm háu wóng	to recite a text, slogans, etc. without understanding the meaning
5384	檸	níng/nìhng	a lemon
5385	檸檬	nìhng mūng	1. a lemon2. a boy or a man turned down by a girl or a woman on asking her to dance
5386	檸樣	nìhng yéung	(lemon face)a euphemistic or humorous variant of 撚樣 [lán yéung] "prick-face".
5387	lin	nīn/līn	breast, "tit"
5388	lin的	nīn dīk	nipple
5389	lin好大	nīn hóu daaih	big breasts; big breasted
5390	對lin好大	deui nīn hóu daaih	big breasts; big breasted
5391	隻lin好大	jek nīn hóu daaih	big breasts; big breasted
5392	lin頭	nīn tàuh	nipple
5393	lin頭硬	nīn tàuh ngaahng	erect, stiff nipples
5394	糯米屎忽	noh máih sí fāt	(sticky rice arse)1. someone who comes to visit and overstays their welcome2. someone unwilling to leave
5395	內	noih	inside
5396	內膽	noih dáam	male underwear
5397	內功	noih gūng	(inside work)1. ability gained through experience, advancement in strength or power2. said of someone not easily deflected from a course of action
5398	內鬼	noih gwái	1. someone who betrays an organisation or gives away information to its enemies or rivals2. a spy on the inside, someone who gives company secrets away
5399	內哄	noih hung	internal disorder, feuding, chaos
5400	共鬨	noih hung	internal disorder, feuding, chaos
5401	奈...唔何	noih.. m4 hòh	to have no way of preventing what someone is doing.
5402	腦	nóuh	brain
5403	腦裝屎	nóuh jōng sí	to be stupid, to "have shit for brains".
5404	腦生喺屎忽度	nóuh sāang hái sí fāt douh	(born with brain the arse)an insult, implying that someone is stupid.
5405	腦筍未生埋	nóuh séun meih sāang màaih	(the brain connections not yet grown together)childish, immature
5406	腦食屎	nóuh sihk sí	(brain fed on shit)to be stupid, to be unresponsive
5407	嫩	nyuhn	tender
5408	嫩口	nyuhn háu	(bud mouth)someone who lack experience, someone who is doing something for the first time.
5409	柯	ō	1. a stalk2. a surname Or
5410	柯打	ō dáa	(<order)1. an order in a restaurant, a booking for a taxi, etc.2. an order, command
5411	痾	ō	to urinate, to defecate
5412	痾不甩	ō baht lāt	troublesome, a pain
5413	痾蛋	ō dáan	(to lay an egg)to let the ball through one's legs into the goal (goalkeeper, soccer jargon)
5414	痾篤尿	ō dūk liuh	to urinate, to take a piss
5415	痾嗰	ō goh	to defecate
5416	痾茄	ō kē	to defecate
5417	痾尿	ō niuh	to urinate
5418	痾屎	ō sí	to defecate
5419	痾屎唔出賴地硬，痾尿唔出賴風猛	ō sí m4 chēut laaih deih ngaahng, ō líuh m4 chēut laai fūng máahng	(cannot take a dump blame land hard, cannot pee blame wind strong)to make excuses, to deny responsibility, to avoid the blame
5420	痾鎖鏈	ō só lín	to defecate
5421	安家費	ōn gāa fai	money paid by a triad society to support the family of a member who has had to go into hiding, who has been sent to prison or has been killed working for the society.
5422	OL	ōu ē lòuh	(<office lady)an attractive young woman who works in an office (an expression derived from Japan).
5423	O記	ōu gei	the Organised Crime and Triad Bureau of the Hong Kong police
5424	O仔	ōu jái	a tranquiliser
5425	OK	ōu kēi	(OK)okay (can be punned with 痾茄 [ō kē] "to defecate")
5426	澳	ou	a bay
5427	澳門風扇	ou mún fūng sin	Macao fan→麻鳩煩 [màah gāu fàahn] fucking irritating■very irritating, very annoying, a pun based on the resemblance between the Cantonese speaker's pronunciation of the English phrase "Macao fan" and 麻鳩煩 [màah gāu fàahn] "fucking annoying", so that in saying 澳門風扇 [ou mún fūng sin] one is referring indirectly to the obscene phrase 麻鳩煩 [màah gāu fàahn] "fuckning annoying" via the harmless intermediary of "Macao fan".
5428	澳美加	ou méih gāa	(<Omega)a pun between the watch brand-name and the names of the countries (澳 [ou] "Australia", 美 [méih] "America", 加 [gāa] "Canada") to which Hong Kong people typically emigrated in the 80's and 90's.
5429	澳門街	ou mún gāai	(Macao street)Macao, the streets of Macao, the street-life of Macao
5430	澳門朋友	ou mún pàhng yáuh	Macao friend→麻鳩煩 [màah gāu fàahn] fucking irritating■very irritating, very annoying, a pun based on the resemblance between the Cantonese speaker's pronunciation of the English phrase "Macao friend" and 麻鳩煩 [màah gāu fàahn] "fucking annoying", so that in saying 澳門朋友 [ou mún pàhng yáuh] one is referring indirectly to the obscene phrase 麻鳩煩 [màah gāu fàahn] "fucking irritating" via the harmless intermediary of "Macao friend".
5431	趴	pāa	to lie face down
5432	趴底	pāa dāi	to lie face down
5433	趴街	pāa gāai	a euphemistic equivalent for 仆街 pūk gāai
5434	扒房	páa fòhng	1. steak house2. a place with lots of ugly women
5435	怕	paa	afraid
5436	怕唧	paa jīt	to be ticklish
5437	怕你有毛	paa néih yáuh mòuh	a defiant exclamation, "I'm not afraid of you!"
5438	怕你有牙	paa néih yáuh ngàah	(afraid you have teeth)a sarcastic challenge to someoen who is behaving in a bullying manner, "I'm really afraid of you" (i.e. "I'm not afraid of you")
5439	怕怕	paa paa	scard
5440	扒	paa	to pickpocket, to steal [páa]steak
5441	扒飯	paa faahn	to eat one's rice very fast
5442	扒仔	paa jái	1. a intermediary between a loanshark and a debtor2. someone responsible for changing gambling chips in a casino
5443	扒手	paa sáu	(claw hand)a pickpocket
5444	扒艇	paa téhng	(to paddle a sampan)to drive a taxi (taxi driver jargon)
5445	扒嘢	paa yéh	to pickpocket
5446	爬	pàah	to climb
5447	爬格仔	pàah gaak jái	1. to make a living through writing in Chinese, e.g. as a journalist (since writing paper for Chinese is divided into small squares or 格仔 [gaak jái]) 2. to write in Chinese
5448	棚	pàahng	a shed
5449	棚人	pàahng yàhn	a group of people, a lot of people
5450	一棚人	yāt yàhn	a group of people, a lot of people
5451	派	paai	to dispatch
5452	派報𥿄	paai bou jí	(to distribute the newspaper)to come prematurely, to ejaculate too soon
5453	派彩	paai chói	to collect one's winnings (gambling)
5454	派片	paai pín	1. to pay protection money2. to pay the police for protection
5455	派頭	paai tàuh	in grand style, lavish, opulent
5456	排長龍	paai chèuhng lùhng	(to stand in a long dragon)to stand in a long queue
5457	排骨仔	paai gwāt jái	a weakling, a skinny man or boy with no muscles
5458	排骨精	paai gwāt jīng	a weakling, a skinny person
5459	啪針	pāak jām	to inject heroin
5460	啪丸	pāak yún	to take drugs, to take pills
5461	拍膊頭	paak bok tàuh	(to slap shoulders)to behave in a friendly way together, to be on the best of terms
5462	拍得住	paak dāk jyuh	competitive, able to deal with the competition
5463	拍檔	paak dong	a partner
5464	拍馬屁	paak maa pei	(to stroke a horse's flank)to flatter someone in power, to stroke a horse's flank, to flatter
5465	拍硬檔	paak ngaahng dong	1. to be cooperative2. to work well together
5466	拍拍屁股	paak paak pei gú	(to pat one's behind)1. to walk away as if nothing has happened, to "wash one's hands"2. to leave without paying for a service
5467	拍晒烏蠅	paak saai wū yīng	(to swot flies)to have no customers, to have absolutely no business
5468	拍心口	paak sām háu	to guarantee, to take responsibility for
5469	拍拖	paak tō	1. to have a romantic relationship with someone2. to go out with someone, to go on a date, to date
5470	拍烏蠅	paak wū yīng	(to swot flies)to have no customers, to have no business
5471	拋	pāau	1. to throw2. to show off before a fight, or an argument, by using abusive langauge3. to provoke an argument or a fight
5472	拋個身出嚟做	pāau go sān chēut làih jouh	(to use one's body to work)to be a prostitute
5473	拋窒	pāau jaht	to intimidate
5474	拋浪頭	pāau lohng tàuh	1. to show off before a fight, or an argument, by using abusive language2. to act tough
5475	拋錨	pāau làuh/màauh	(to throw anchor)(of a vehicle) to stall, to have ignition problems
5476	拋生藕	pāau sāang ngáuh	(to throw raw lotus-root)to flirt
5477	拋書包	pāau syū bāau	(to throw the school bag)to show-off one's knowledge, e.g. a way of making others feel inferior.
5478	拋頭露面	pāau tàuh louh mihn	to make a living in the public eye, to court publicity to make a living
5479	跑	páau	1. to run2. to raise money, to look for money (e.g. to pay a debt)
5480	跑鐘	páau jūng	to work as a prostitute
5481	跑鐘妹	páau jūng mūi	a girl or young woman working as a prostitute
5482	跑晒山	páau saai sāan	1. to raise money urgently2. to raise money to pay a debt
5483	跑山	páau sāan	1. to raise money urgently2. to raise money to pay a debt3. Marlboro cigarettes
5484	跑山牌	páau sāan pàaih	Marlboro cigarettes
5485	跑私鐘	páau sī jūng	1. to work as a prostitute2. time spent with a client by nightclub hostess outside the club (where the clients makes payment direcly to the hostess)
5486	炮	paau	1. a gun, a pistol2. a penis
5487	炮房	paau fòhng	a prostitute's room
5488	炮灰	paau fūi	cannon-foldder
5489	炮仔	paau jái	a gun, a pistol
5490	炮製	paau jai	to deal with someone, to teach someone a lesson
5491	炮仗頸	paau jéung géng	(firecracker neck)bad tempered
5492	刨	pàauh	1. to pare2. to study very hard, to "swot"
5493	刨冬瓜	pàauh dūng gwāa	(to peel winter melon)a humorousname for the official language of the People's Republic of China, Putonghua
5494	刨書	pàauh syū	(to shave books)to study hard, to "swot"
5495	頻倫	pàhn làhn	to be in a rush; to hurry
5496	頻撲	pàhn pok	to go backwards and forwards, to rush around
5497	批	pāi	1. to comment2. to strike, to hit, to chop
5498	批㬹	pāi jāang	to elbow, to hit with the elbow; a blow with the elboe
5499	劈	pek	1. to chop up, to hit, to attack with a knife or a chopper2. to drink a lot of alcohol, to consume vast quantities of alcohol
5500	劈泥	pehk nàih	(a piece of mud)a useless person, a "piece of shit"
5501	一劈泥	yāt pehk nàih	(a piece of mud)a useless person, a "piece of shit"
5502	劈屎	pehk sí	1. a piece of excrement2. a useless person, a "piece of shit"
5503	一劈屎	yāt pehk sí	1. a piece of excrement2. a useless person, a "piece of shit"
5504	皮	pèih	1. skin2. ten thousand dollars3. level, standard
5505	皮費	pèih fai	(skin expenses)overheads
5506	皮笑肉不笑	pèih siu yuhk bāt siu	(the skin smiles but the flesh does not)an insincere smile, a forced smile
5507	貔貅	pèih yāu	(legendary leopard)badly behaved children
5508	一皮嘢	yāt pèih yéh	ten thousands dollars
5509	皮嘢	pèih yéh	ten thousands dollars
5510	皮肉錢	pèih yuhk chín	(skin meat money)income from vice, money derived from the sex trade
5511	劈保	pek bóu	to jump bail
5512	劈低	pek dāi	to chop down, to hit, to attack with a knife or a chopper
5513	劈酒	pek jáu	(to chop alcohol)to drink a lot of alcohol
5514	劈左	pek jó	to turn left (truck driver jargon)
5515	劈炮	pek paau	(to throw in one's gun)to give up doing something to quit
5516	劈炮唔撈	pek paau m4 lōu	to give up one's job, to quit
5517	劈友	pek yáu	1. a gang fight2. to fight (with knives)
5518	劈右	pek yauh	to turn right (truck driver jargon)
5519	Pat pat	pēt pēt	bottom, "ass" (child's word, humorous)
5520	Pet pet	pēt pēt	bottom, "ass" (child's word, humorous)
5521	P	pī	a party, a get-together
5522	PR	pī āa/āa lòuh	a nightclub hostess (from "public relations")
5523	PK	pī kēi	1. an exclamation, roughly equivalent to "damn" or "shit!" (euphemistic abbreviation for 仆街 pūk gāai)2. a mean person, a nasty person, a "bastard"
5524	偏	pīn	to be biased
5525	偏門	pīn mún	illegal activities, dishonest dealings (e.g. as done by a triad society)
5526	片	pín	1. a blade2. to fight3. to compete, to be rivals4. a bribe, protection money, paid to an official
5527	片餐飽	pín chāan bāau	to eat in a greedy way, to "get stuck into" one's food
5528	片車	pín chē	1. to race cars2. car-racing
5529	片費	pín fai	protection money, money extorted for protection
5530	片過	pín gwo	to have a fight
5531	片開	pín hōi	an exclamation telling someone to leave, "shove off!", "get lost!", "piss off!".
5532	遍	pin	all over
5533	遍地黄金	pin deih wòhng gām	a place with many profitable business opportunities
5534	撇	pit	1. a stroke in Chinese calligraphy2. one thousand, especially one thousand dollars3. to run away4. to discard, to reject
5535	撇檔	pit dong	(to leave the stall)1. to end a partnership, to break up a business2. to escape in different directions, e.g. during a police raid
5536	撇開	pit hōi	to get rid of, to discard
5537	撇甩	pit lāt	1. to get rid of, to discard, e.g. drugs, friends2. to escape a pursuer
5538	撇水	pit séui	one thousand dollars
5539	一撇水	yāt pit séui	one thousand dollars
5540	撇嘢	pit yéh	one thousand dollars
5541	一撇嘢	yāt pit yéh	one thousand dollars
5542	瞥	pit	to take a quick glance, to peep
5543	瞥伯	pit baak	a peeper, a peeping Tom, a voyeur
5544	嫖	pìuh	to visit prostitutes
5545	嫖客	pìuh haak	a frequenter of brothels, the customer of a prostitute
5546	棵	pō	classifier for plants, trees, etc
5547	破	po	1. to break2. to split
5548	破處	po chyúh	to lose one's virginity
5549	破瓜	po gwāa	(to break open a melon)to deflower a virgin
5550	婆仔數	pòh jái sou	small amounts of money, insignificant sums
5551	婆媽	pòh māa	1. to act in a tentative way, to "pussy-foot around"2. formal, over-polite, treating someone like a stranger or in an over-polite or obsequious manner, saying too mnay please and thank yous
5552	婆媽數	pòh māa sou	1. a trivial amount2. a trivial debt
5553	婆乸	pòh náa	1. a gossipy or small-minded old woman2. something trivial or not worth bothering about (i.e. only of interest to an old lady)
5554	蚌	pòhng/póng	an oyster
5555	蚌精	pòhng/póng jīng	the female sexual organ
5556	pok	pōk	1. a bubble2. courage, "guts"
5557	pop	pōk	1. a bubble2. courage, "guts"
5558	撲	pok	to rush
5559	撲飛	pok fēi	to try to find a ticket, to look everywhere for a ticket (concert, movie, ferry)
5560	撲料	pok líu	to look for information, to collect information, to hunt for sensational facts
5561	撲水	pok séui	to raise money, to raise funds
5562	Port	pōt	(<report)to report someone to the authorities, to "shop" someone
5563	鋪草皮	pōu chóu pèih	(to lay grass)to lose money in horse-racing (implying that one is donating money for laying the grass at the track)
5564	蒲	pòuh	1. to spend time somewhere, to "hang out" somewhere2. buoyant3. rushes
5565	蒲點	pòuh dím	a place where young people go to have fun, a "hang out"
5566	蒲開	pòuh hōi	to spend time in a certain place, to "hang out"
5567	蒲面	pòuh mín	to appear, to turn up
5568	蒲頭	pòuh tàuh	(surface)to turn up, to appear, to reappear
5569	盤	pùhn	1. a dish2. to interrogate, to question3. to check someone's background
5570	盤口	pùhn háu	1. price, quotation, odds2. a deal, the conditions for a business deal (e.g. the percentage of the business shared by the different parties)
5571	盤滿缽滿	pùhn múhn but múhn	to make a lot of money
5572	陪	pùih	to accompany
5573	陪坐	pùih chóh	to sit with customers (a hostess in a nightclub)
5574	陪客開房	pùih haak hōi fóng	(to accompany a customer to open a room)to go with a customer to a short-time hotel (of nightclub hostess)
5575	陪酒	pùih jáu	to drink together with someoen (particulary a hostess drinking with a customer in a nightclub)
5576	陪太子讀書	pùih taai jí duhk syū	(to study with the prince)an outsider in a competition, someone not given much chance of winning
5577	賠	pùih	to compensate
5578	賠起	pùih héi	to be able to pay one's debts
5579	賠你條命	pùih néih tìuh mehng	(to pay back your life)a riposte to someone who asks for the repayment for a debt, "pay you back, you've got to be joking!"
5580	賠水	pùih séui	to pay compensation
5581	仆	pūk	to fall down
5582	仆崩鼻	pūk bāng beih	(to crack one's nose in a fall)to rush after
5583	仆到	pūk dóu	1. to fall down2. to get into difficulties
5584	仆到去	pūk dóu heui	to be very eager to go
5585	仆街	pūk gāai	1. a vulgar expression of annoyance, anger, frustration, etc., "shit!"2. a general term of abuse for someone, a "bastard"3. to fall down4. to get into difficulties, to be in difficulties5. an instruction to get down (i.e. out of sight, out of the way), "duck!"
5586	仆街貨	pūk gāai fo	an insult expressing hostility or contempt, a "shit-head", a "bastard"
5587	仆街仔	pūk gāai jái	a term of abuse for a boy or a man, a "bastard", a "little shit"
5588	仆街死	pūk gāai séi	indicating strong irritation, anger, hostility, etc., "why don't you drop dead!", "screw you!"
5589	仆開	pūk hōi	used to tell someone to leave in a hostile way, "piss off!"
5590	仆開啦	pūk hōi lāa	used to tell someone to leave in a hostile way, "piss off!"
5591	仆直	pūk jihk	to get into difficulties, a mess, trouble
5592	仆你個臭街	pūk néih go chau gāai	(fall in your smelly street)a very strongly insulting way of expressing anger at someone, "fuck you!"
5593	仆你個街	pūk néih go gāai	indicating strong irritation, anger, hostility, etc., "why don't you drop dead!", "screw you!", "fuck you!"
5594	仆硬街	pūk ngaahng gāai	a variant of 仆街 [pūk hōi
5595	碰	pung	to hit
5596	潑	put	to spill
5597	潑冷水	put láahng séui	to dampen someone's enthusiasm, to pour cold water on an idea
5598	沙	sāa	sand
5599	沙煲兄弟	sāa bōu hīng daih	good friends, loyal brothers or comrades
5600	沙煲罌撐	sāa bōu ngāang chāang	1. pots and pans, cooking utensils2. household goods
5601	沙塵	sāa chàhn	1. sand and dust2. a boastful, braggardly person
5602	沙膽	sāa dáam	foolhardy
5603	沙胆	sāa dáam	foolhardy
5604	沙紙	sāa jí	1. sandpaper2. a school graduation certificate, a diploma
5605	沙展	sāa jín	(<sergeant)a sergeant in the Hong Kong police
5606	沙pop	sāa pōk	(sand blister)foolhardy
5607	沙灘老鼠	sāa tāan lóuh syú	(beach rat)a robber on the beach, a thief who specialises in robbing people at the sea-side
5608	耍	sáa	to fool with, to trick, to play with
5609	耍花槍	sáa fāa chēung	to exchange banter
5610	耍花樣	sáa fāa yéung	to cheat, to behave in a deceitful manner
5611	耍家	sáa gāa	very skillful, very accomplished
5612	耍樂	sáa lohk	1. enjoyment2. to play mahjong
5613	耍手擰頭	sáa sáu nihng táu	(to wave one's hand and shake one's head)to refuse
5614	耍太極	sáa taai gihk	(ro practise tai chi)to prevaricate, to avoid the issue, to delay
5615	沙冧	saa lām	1. a way of making an apology, "sorry!"2. a greeting, a military-style salute
5616	沙哩弄銃	sàah lī lung chung	to mess up a problem or situation
5617	沙沙滾	sàah sàah gwán	to live a dissolute life
5618	煠	saahp	to boil
5619	烚	saahp	to boil
5620	烚吓烚吓	saahp háah saahp háah	foolish
5621	烚下烚下	saahp háah saahp háah	foolish
5622	煠吓煠吓	saahp háah saahp háah	foolish
5623	煠下煠下	saahp háah saahp háah	foolish
5624	烚熟狗頭	saahp suhk gáu tàuh	(boiled dog's head)(boiled dog's head)1. a person who smiles stupidly2. someone who is mindlessly obedient
5625	煠熟狗頭	saahp suhk gáu tàuh	(boiled dog's head)(boiled dog's head)1. a person who smiles stupidly2. someone who is mindlessly obedient
5626	嘥	sāai	to waste
5627	嘥腳力	sāai geuk lihk	1. to waste energy by walking2. to waste time by walking around
5628	嘥口水	sāai háu séui	(to waste saliva)to waste one's words
5629	嘥氣	sāai hei	to waste one's breath
5630	嘥心機	sāai sām gēi	to waste one's breath
5631	嘥心機捱眼訓	sāai sām gēi ngàaih ngáahn fan	to waste someone's time
5632	曬	saai	1. to sunbathe2. to show off3. to display
5633	晒	saai	1. to sunbathe2. to show off3. to display
5634	曬行馬	saai hàhng máah	to make a show of force, to show one's fighting strength, i.e. the number of one's gang or triad followers
5635	晒行馬	saai hàhng máah	to make a show of force, to show one's fighting strength, i.e. the number of one's gang or triad followers
5636	曬蓆	saai jehk	(of a business, shop)without many customers, not making much money
5637	晒蓆	saai jehk	(of a business, shop)without many customers, not making much money
5638	曬蕉	saai jīu	1. to flash someone2. to be vain, boastful, to "show off"
5639	晒蕉	saai jīu	1. to flash someone2. to be vain, boastful, to "show off"
5640	矖招	saai jīu	to be vain, boastful, to "show off"
5641	晒招	saai jīu	to be vain, boastful, to "show off"
5642	曬冷	saai lāang	1. to show one's hand (playing cards, etc.)2. to call up support from one's fellow triad members
5643	晒冷	saai lāang	1. to show one's hand (playing cards, etc.)2. to call up support from one's fellow triad members
5644	曬料	saai líu	(to lay-out one's material)to be vain, boastful, to "show off"
5645	晒料	saai líu	(to lay-out one's material)to be vain, boastful, to "show off"
5646	矖馬	saai máah	to display one's men, to make a show of force, to show one's fighting strength, i.e. the number of one's gang or triad followers
5647	晒馬	saai máah	to display one's men, to make a show of force, to show one's fighting strength, i.e. the number of one's gang or triad followers
5648	曬馬檻	saai máah lám	1. to visit a brothel2. to get a hotel room, to go to a short-time hotel
5649	晒馬檻	saai máah lám	1. to visit a brothel2. to get a hotel room, to go to a short-time hotel
5650	曬命	saai mehng	to show off one's wealth, to flaunt one's possessions (e.g. expensive watch, jewellery, etc.).
5651	晒命	saai mehng	to show off one's wealth, to flaunt one's possessions (e.g. expensive watch, jewellery, etc.).
5652	曬嘢	saai yéh	(to lay-out one's stuff)to be vain, boastful, to "show off".
5653	晒嘢	saai yéh	(to lay-out one's stuff)to be vain, boastful, to "show off".
5654	舐	láai/lém	to lick
5655	舐屎忽	láai/lém sí fāt	1. to be obsequious, to be a flunky2. to get into trouble, to get into difficulties, to be caught out
5656	衫	sāam	clothes
5657	三	sāam	three
5658	三不管	sāam bāt gún	an uncontrolled area, a place which does not fall under any jurisdiction
5659	三柴	sāam chàaih	(three firewood)a sergeant, a police sergeant
5660	三長兩短	sāam chèuhng léuhng dyún	(three long, two short)an unexpected disaster, especially sudden death or serious bodiliy injury.
5661	三點畢露	sāam dím bāt louh	full frontal nudity
5662	三點盡露	sāam dím jeuhn louh	full frontal nudity
5663	三點三	sāam dím sāam	(three fifteen)afternoon tea, to take afternoon tea
5664	三度板斧	sāam douh báan fú	(three strokes of the axe)to have only a limited number of skills to deal with a problem, to have only "a few trick up one's sleeve".
5665	三分鐘熱度	sāam fān jūng yiht douh	(hot for three minutes)a fickle person, someone who gets enthusiastic and then quickly loses interest
5666	三分顏色上大紅	sāam fān ngàahn sīk séuhng daaih hùhng	(three drops of colour expecting big red)give him an inch and he will take a mile.
5667	三幅被	sāam fūk péih	old-fashioned ideas, out-moded notions or things
5668	三九唔識七	sāam gáu m4 sīk chāt	to be strangers, to have no connection or relationship
5669	三句不離本行	sāam geui bāt lèih bún hòhng	(never make three utterances without touching on one's profession)to talk shop
5670	三腳凳	sāam geuk dang	three-legged stool
5671	三腳雞	sāam geuk gāi	(three legged chicken)a car with three wheels
5672	三六	sāam luhk	(three six)dog meat (as food) (three plus six equals nine, and the Cantonese for nine, 九 [gáu is homophonous with 狗 [gáu] , "dog")
5673	三味	sāam méi	(three flavours)three sexual services offered by a prostitute, fellatio, anilingus and sexual intercourse.
5674	三唔識七	sāam m4 sīk chāt	1. to be strangers, to have no connection or relationshop2. used to dismiss a remark as irrelevant or "bullshit"
5675	三年唔發市，發市當三年	sāam nìhn m4 faat síh, faat síh dong sāam nìhn	business with a very high profit margin and few transactions
5676	三扒兩撥	sāam pàah léuhng buht	very quickly, in no time at all
5677	三p	sāam pī	to have a threesome
5678	三陪	sāam pùih	three services offered by a hostess in a nightclub, i.e. sitting, eating and drinking (and potentially having sex with the customer).
5679	三歲定八十	sāam seui dihng baat sahp	(three years old determines eighty years old)one's character is formed at a young age, "the child is father to the man".
5680	三衰六旺	sāam sēui luhk wohng	good and bad luck, mixed fortunes, the ups and downs of life
5681	三通	sāam tūng	three sexual services available from a prostitute, fellatio, anilingus and sexual intercourse
5682	三劃	sāam waahk	(three stripes)a police sergeant
5683	山	sāan	a mountain
5684	山埃貼士	sāan āai tīp sí	(cyanide tips)a tip or hint that causes a disaster for someone, leading to them lose all their money (e.g. by betting on a particular horse), or failing an examination.
5685	山大斬埋有柴	sāan daaih jáam màaih yáuh chàaih	(on a big mountain you can cut enough firewood)1. one can achieve a lot by proceeding in small steps2. to make a lot of money by accumulating lots of small profits
5686	山高皇帝遠	sāan gōu wōhng dai yúhn	(the mountain is high and the Emperor is far away)to be able to run one's own affairs without interference from a distant centre of authority.
5687	上卡啦	sāan kāa lāa	a remote place
5688	山旯旮	sāan kāa lāa	a remote place
5689	山婆	sāan pòh	(mountain woman)a large woman, a huge woman
5690	山水有相逢	sāan séui yáuh sēung fùhng	(mountains and rivers meet)a saying which implies that two people will meet again, or to say how small the world is (often used as a threat, meaning that the speaker will catch up one day with the addressee).
5691	山人自有炒計	sāan yáuh jih yáuh miuh gai	(the hermit has hit on a great idea)to have found an ingenious solution to a problem, "eureka!".
5692	舢舨充炮艇	sāan báan chūng paau téhng	(a sampan pretending to be a warship)to bluff, to bluster
5693	散	sáan	to disperse
5694	散仔	sáan jái	1. a low-level of an organisation2. a temporary worker3. a junior policeman4. a junior member of a gang
5695	散紙	sáan jí	change, small notes or coins
5696	散咗	sáan jó	to have split up with one's girlfriend or boyfriend
5697	散晒	sáan saai	exhausted, very tired
5698	散修修	sáan sāu sāu	messy, in pieces, dismantled
5699	散手	sáan sáu	to have a special skill, to excel at something
5700	散band	saan bēn	(to disperse the <band)1. to break up the band2. to break up a group or association
5701	散貨	saan fo	1. to try to get rid of one's stock quickly, to liquidate one's stock2. to sell one's shares as quickly as possible
5702	散風	saan fūng	to spread information
5703	散水	saan séui	to flee, to disperse, to make a run for it
5704	生	sāang	1. to live2. to give birth to
5705	生暴	sāang bóu	to be strangers
5706	生保	sāang bóu	to be strangers
5707	生蟲枴杖	sāang chùhung gwáai jéung	(worm-eaten walking stick)an unreliable person, a misleading guide
5708	生舊叉燒好過生你	sāang gauh chāa sīu hóu gwo sāang néih	(to have given birth to BBQ pork would have been better than giving birth to you)a curse to one's child, a way of scolding one's child as useless
5709	生鬼	sāang gwái	funny, interesting
5710	生蝦咁跳	sāang hāa gán tiu	(hopping like a living prawn)to be furious, to be agitated, to be like a cat on a hot tin roof
5711	生仔唔知仔心肝	sāang jái m4 jī jái sām gōn	(to not know your children's heart and liver)parents do not understand their children
5712	生仔冇屎忽	sāang jái móuh sí fāt	(may you have a child with no arse)a curse, indicating anger or strong irritation with someone, "damn your eyes!"
5713	生滋貓入眼	sāang jī māau yahp ngáahn	(a cat with ringworm in its eyses)1. to fall in love at first sight2. to stare at someone lovingly
5714	生招牌	sāang jíu pàaih	1. a walking advertisement for something2. a mascot
5715	生龍活虎	sāang lùhng wuht fú	full of energy, full of life, full of "pep", energy, sexual vigour, etc.
5716	生猛	sāang máahng	1. full of life, "alive and kicking", e.g. said of a baby2. very fresh, allive, e.g. seafood
5717	生面口	sāang mōng háu	a stranger
5718	生芒果	sāang mōng gwó	(to catch a mango)to get a sexually transmitted disease
5719	生勾勾	sāang ngāu ngāu	1. raw, live (food)2. alive, in the flesh, still alive, "alive and kicking"
5720	生安白造	sāang ōn baahk jouh	to exaggerate, to embellish a story
5721	生安白做	sāang ōn baahk jouh	to exaggerate, to embellish a story
5722	生片	sāang pín	(raw film)an unfinished film (film industry jargon)
5723	生生猛猛	sāang sāang máahng máahng	1. full of life, "alive and kicking", e.g. said of a baby2. very fresh, alive, e.g. seafood
5724	生神仙	sāang sàhn sīn	someone who can tell fortunes, who has a natural gift for seeing the future, etc.
5725	生水芋頭	sāang séui wuh táu	(watery taro root)strange, odd, crazy, weird
5726	生性	sāang sing	to be mature, to have a grown-up understanding
5727	生人霸死地	sāang yàhn baa séi deih	(living person occupying land of the dead)to be in the way; to block the path of others
5728	生人勿近	sāang yàhn maht gahn	(all living human beings stay away)used to warn people to stay away from an obnoxious person or thing
5729	生人唔生膽	sāang yàhn m4 yàhn dāam	to be intimidated, to be fearful, to be timid
5730	省	sáang	1. to save2. to be blamed, to get scolded
5731	省到立立令	sáang dou lap lap ling	(to polish until shiny)to give someone a severe telling-off, to give someone a "tongue lashing".
5732	省到一面屁	sáang dou yāt mihn pei	to be scolded severely by someone, to get a good telling off
5733	省鏡	sáang geng	beautiful, shining, sleek
5734	省港旗兵	sáang góng kèih bīng	a gang-member from mainland China, a member of a mainland gang operating in Hong Kong
5735	省招牌	sáang jīu pàaih	to bring credit to oneself, an organisation, etc.
5736	霎	saap	to dazzle
5737	霎氣	saap hei	1. to argue, to disagree2 to disobey3. to not accept discipline, to "talk back" (e.g. children)
5738	霎眼嬌	saap ngáahn gīu	a girl or woman who seems attractive at first sight, but who is in fact not especially attractive
5739	霎戇	saap ngohng	stupid, ignorant
5740	殺	saat	to kill
5741	殺到	saat dou	a warning, "watch out, here they come!" (e.g. enemies looking for a fight, police arriving for a raid)
5742	殺起	saat héi	determinded, set on a course of action
5743	殺馬	saat máah	(to kill a horse)to get one's way
5744	殺你	saat néih	(kill you)a way of showing that one agress to take on a beat, or to a deal, "it's a deal!".
5745	殺手鐧	saat sáu gáan	the most powerful gesture, the decisive blow, the trump card
5746	撒手鐧	saat sáu gáan	the most powerful gesture, the decisive blow, the trump card
5747	殺死	saat séi	1. to kill2. to be extremely attractive to
5748	煞食	saat sihk	1. to kill2. to be extremely attractive to
5749	殺食	saat sihk	1. to kill2. to be extremely attractive to
5750	哨	saau	to run, to flee, to escape
5751	哨牙蘇	saau ngàah sōu	1. protruding teeth2. someone with protruding teeth
5752	神出鬼沒	sàhn chēut gwái muht	said of someone who keeps appearing and then disappearing
5753	神打	sàhn dáa	a ceremony inviting a god to take possession of one, to try and take on god-like powers
5754	神化	sàhn faa	1. strange unusual2. funny, ridiculous
5755	神經	sàhn gīng	(spirit pass by)crazy, insane
5756	神經刀	sàhn gīng dōu	(crazed knife)a crazy person, an unpredictable or eccentric person
5757	神高神大	sàhn gōu sàhn daaih	tough, strong, well-built
5758	神棍	sàhn gwan	a fake fortune teller, a dishonest fortune teller
5759	神龍見首不見尾	sàhn lùhng gin sáu bāt gin méih	used to describe someone whose whereabouts are unclear, whose movements are unpredictable
5760	神女	sàhn néui	(fairy girl)a prostitute
5761	神沙	sàhn sāa	coins, small change, loose change
5762	神砂	sàhn sāa	coins, small change, loose change
5763	神神地	sán sán déi	1. strange, odd, crazy, weird2. broken, out of order, damaged
5764	臣臣地	sán sán déi	1. strange, odd, crazy, weird2. broken, out of order, damaged
5765	神神化化	sàhn sàhn faa faa	strange, unusual
5766	神神經經	sàhn sàhn gīng gīng	crazy, insane
5767	神心	sàhn sām	(god heart)1. to be pious2. to be sincerely dedicated to a worthy cause
5768	神仙肚	sàhn sīn tóuh	(fairy belly)someone who can go without food easily
5769	神推鬼使	sàhn tēui gwái sí	to be driven to do something, to be impelled to some course of action.
5770	神推鬼㧬	sàhn tēui gwái úng	to be driven to do something, to be impelled to some course of action.
5771	神推鬼擁	sàhn tēui gwái úng	to be driven to do something, to be impelled to some course of action.
5772	神台	sàhn tói	a high but powerless position
5773	神台桔	sàhn tói gāt	mandarin orange on the altar→陰乾 [yām gōn] dried out in the shade ■to let something or someone decline through neglect
5774	神台貓屎	sàhn tói māau sí	(cat shit on the altar)disgusting, unwelcome, outrageous
5775	神童	sàhn tùhng	(spirit boy)someone who has phenomenal success in business at an early age, a business "boy wonder".
5776	神通廣大	sàhn tùhng gwóng daaih	to have very high abilities, to know a great deal, to have many connections and contacts, etc
5777	神油	sàhn yàuh	aphrodisiac oil for men
5778	神又係佢鬼又係佢	sàhn yauh haih kéuih gwái yauh haih kéuih	(sometimes he's a good spirit sometimes he's a bad spirit)
5779	神嘢	sàhn yéh	something broken, damaged or unreliable
5780	腎	sahn	kidney(s)
5781	腎虧	sahn kwāi	(weak in the kidneys)1. sexually impotent2. weak; feeble; poor (in tests, in health, in function or performance)
5782	拾	sahp1. ten2. to pick up
5783	拾吓拾吓	sahp háah sahp háah	foolish
5784	十	sahp	ten
5785	十八廿二	sahp baat yaah yí	(eighteen and twenty two)to be in the bloom of youth (commonly used of women)
5786	十全十美	sahp chyùhn sahp méih	absolutely perfect, without flaw
5787	十字架	sahp jih gáa	1. a cross2. tranquillisers, pills (rohypnol)
5788	十足十	sahp jūk sahp	one hundred per cent, completely
5789	十五十六	sahp ńgh sahp luhk	hesitant, indecisive
5790	十年唔逢一潤	sahp nìhn m4 fùhng yāt yeuhn	(not have a leap year in the last ten years)a very rare occurrence, "once in a blue moon".
5791	十年人事幾番新	sahp nìhn yàhn sih géi fāan sān	things change a lot in ten years, times have changed
5792	十三點	sahp sāam dím	(13 o'clock)1. to be flirtatious2. to be naive, a little crazy, "giggly" (e.g. said of adolescent girl)
5793	十三太保	sahp sāam taai bóu	(thirteen guards)a secret agent
5794	十四K	sahp sei kēi	the 14K triad society
5795	十畫未有一撇	sahp waahk meih yáuh yāt pit	(ten horizontal strokes but not yet one down stroke)at the beginning of a big task, to have barely started a large project
5796	十月芥菜	sahp yuht gaai choi	(October mustard cabbage)getting interests in sex, of an age when one's thoughts turn to courtship to sex.
5797	實	saht	1. hard2. used as a euphemism for the obscene 柒 [chaht] "prick"
5798	實Q	saht kīu	(<security)a security guard or guards
5799	實力	saht lihk	1. power, talent, capability2. money, cash
5800	實牙實齒	saht ngàah saht chí	(firm tooth firm gum)1. certain, sure2. actual, real, concrete
5801	實食冇黐牙	saht sihk móuh chī ngàah	(certainly can be eatan without anything sticking in the teeth)a sure win
5802	西	sāi	1. west2. often used as a euphemism for the obscene term for "vagina", 閪 [hāi
5803	西班牙蒼蠅	sāi bāan ngàah chōng yìhng	(Spanish fly)a preparation used as an aphrodisiac, made from a beetle, "Spanish fly"
5804	西斜	sāi chèh	(west oblique)a house or a flat with a west window deemed undesirable because of the hot afternoon sun beaming through the window
5805	西頂	sāi díng	a customer who is a westerner (taxi driver jargon)
5806	西裝友	sāi jōng yáu	a man in a suit, a man who wears business suits, a "suit"
5807	西文	sāi màhn	a foreign language (especially a Western language)
5808	西洋菜	sāi yèuhng choi	(Western Ocean vegetable)a foreign girl or young woman, a western girl or young woman
5809	西洋仔	sāi yèuhng jái	(Western Ocean boy)1. a foreigner, a westerner2. (in Macao) a Portuguese3. (in Macao) a Macanese (someone of mixed Chinese-Portuguese background, or a Chinese who culturally identifies with Portugal)
5810	犀	sāi	sharp-edged
5811	犀飛利	sāi fēi leih	terrific, great, amazing
5812	犀利	sāi leih	terrific, great, amazing
5813	使	sái	1. to use2. to spend (money)3. to instruct
5814	使得	sái dāk	(usable)workable, effective
5815	使黑錢	sái hāk chín	1. money laundering2. to "launder" money
5816	使橫手	sái wàahng sáu	(to use the horizontal hand)to accomplish something by underhand methods
5817	洗	sái	to clean
5818	洗白白	sái baahk baahk	to take a bath (parent-child language)
5819	洗錢	sái chín	(to wash money)to spend money
5820	洗大餅	sái daaih béng	(to wash big cakes)to wash dishes in a restaurant (often with reference to working in a foreign country)
5821	洗底	sái dái	(to clean one's identity)to renounce one's triad membership (especially under a government programme designed to help members break their links with triad societies)
5822	洗地	sái deih	(to wash the floor)to shut down an illegal operation after having warning of a police raid
5823	洗定蘿柚	sái dihng lō yáu	to prepare oneself for a jail sentence, to "wash one's behind in preparation for going to jail".
5824	洗定個八月十五	sái dihng go baak juhy sahp ńgh	to prepare oneself for a jail sentence, to "wash one's behind in preparation for going to jail".
5825	洗袋	sái dói	to spend all the money, to spend everything
5826	洗腳唔抹腳	sái geuk m4 maat geuk	(to wash one's feet and not wipe one's feet)to be a spendthrift, to waste money, to be a 'waster"
5827	洗黑錢	sái hāk chín	(to wash black money)to hide illegal profits in legal businesses, to "launder" money
5828	洗馬欖	sái máah láah	(to clean the horse stable)1. to steal from the home of a friend2. to take a friend's woman
5829	洗衫板	sái sāam báan	{washboard)flat-chested
5830	洗濕個頭	sái sāp go tàuh	to finish something one has started, an instruction to someone to keep going until something is finished
5831	洗太平地	sái taai pìhng deih	to disrupt a business, to raid a building, club, etc.
5832	洗銅銀夾大聲	sái tùhng ngán gaap daaih sēng	(to use bronze silver and shout loudly)to be in the wrong and lose one's temper when confronted
5833	細	sai	1. small2. junior, subordinate memebers of an organisation3. triad footsoldiers
5834	細膽	sai dáam	(small gall-bladder)easily frightened, cowardly
5835	細姐	sai jé	a step-mother
5836	細旗	sai kèih	a small fare, i.e. a customer who is only going a short distance (taxi driver jargon)
5837	細佬	sai lóu	1. a younger brother2. the penis3. a follower of a triad big brother
5838	細路仔	sai louh jái	1. a child, a kid2. the penis
5839	細馬	sai máah	(small horse)police patrol (taxi driver jargon)
5840	細蚊仔	sai mān jái	(small mosquito)a child, a kid
5841	細摩	sai mō	J.P. Morgan investment house
5842	細粒	sai nāp	1. small (in stature), puny, tiny2. unimportant (person)
5843	細食	sai sihk	to not eat much, to eat a little only
5844	細餸	sai sung	to not eat too much, to not require a large meal to be prepared (polite expression used by guest at dinner)
5845	細用	sai yuhng	Wun Tun noddles (resturant worker jargon)
5846	世	sai	the world
5847	世界	sai gaai	1. world2. a situation, a position, a state of affairs
5848	世界波	sai gaai bō	a good shot at goal (football)
5849	世界仔	sai gaai jái	(worldly boy)someone who knows how to get on the world, someone who is an experienced and effective operator in a particular sphere, a "smooth operator", a "slick character".
5850	世侄	sai jaht	the younger generation
5851	誓	saih	an oath
5852	誓神劈願	saih sàhn pek yuhn	(to swear to a god and make a pledge)to swear a solemn oath
5853	䛚願當食生菜	saih yuhn dong sihk sāang choi	(to swear an oath as if eating lettuce)to make easy promises one is not intending to keep
5854	噬	sàih	1. to bite2. to beat up, to hit, to defeat
5855	塞	sāk	to block
5856	塞豆窿	sāk dauh lūng	1. a small child, a young kid2. a short person
5857	心	sām	heart
5858	心大心細	sām daaih sām sai	(big heart, small heart)to hesitate, to be indecisive
5859	心多多	sām dō dō	(more than one heart)to hesitate, to be in two minds
5860	心都實	sām dōu saht	(heart hardened)deeply disappointed or upset
5861	心火盛	sām fó sihng	(fire raging in one's heart)irritable
5862	心甘命抵	sām gām mehng dái	to be willing to follow a course of action whatever the consequences
5863	心肝椗	sām gōn ding	(heart and liver stalk)the apple of one's eye
5864	心知肚明	sām jī tóuh mìhng	to know in one's heart, to fully understand, to not need to think further (about which course of action to take).
5865	心照	sām jiu	to understand what is meant without needing explicit explanation
5866	心涼	sām lèuhng	(cool heart)to gloat
5867	心領	sām líhng	(the heart accepts)an impolite expression used to decline an offer, "thanks but no thanks".
5868	心悒	sām ngāp	depressed, deeply saddened
5869	心噏	sām ngāp	depressed, deeply saddened
5870	心up	sām ngāp	depressed, deeply saddened
5871	心翳	sām ngai	depressed, deeply saddened
5872	心水	sām séui	(heart water)an idea, a thought, an opinion, a point of view
5873	心水清	sām séui chīng	decisive
5874	心思思	sām sī sī	to long for something or someone
5875	心酸	sām syūn	(heart sour)miserable, sad, upset
5876	心淡	sām tàahm	(heart tasteless)to lose hope, to lose heart
5877	心頭高	sām tàuh gōu	(heart head high)having expectations that are difficult to meet, expecting too much
5878	心郁郁	sām yūk yūk	to lust after something or someone
5879	身	sān	a body
5880	身家	sān gāa	asset
5881	身家清白	sān gāa chīng baahk	(personal fortune is clean)to have no criminal record, to have a clean record
5882	身驕肉貴	sān gīu yuhk gwai	1. to come from a rich family; to have high status2. to be too high class to undertake a difficult or dangerous task
5883	身光頸靚	sān gwōng géng leng	dressed up, elegant, looking good
5884	身痕	sān hàhn	(body itch)1. to be addicted to something, e.g. gambling, visiting prostitutes2. to make trouble
5885	身水身汗	sān séui sān hohn	sweating heavily, covered in sweat
5886	身有屎	sān yáuh sí	(body containing shit)to acknowledge one's guilt
5887	新	sān	new
5888	新beyond	sān bih yōn	a humorous pun on the name of the Sun Yee On traid group (Beyond is the name of a popular Hong Kong rock band).
5889	新束束	sān chūk chūk	new, very new
5890	新簇簇	sān chūk chūk	new, very new
5891	新丁	sān dīng	1 a greenhorn2. a new recruit (in a company)3. a new classmate4. a new recuit to a triad society5. a new convict6. a new club hostess
5892	新記	sān gei	1. Xinhua News Agency, which served as the People's Republic of China's de facto embassy in Hong Kong before 19972. the Sun Yee On triad society
5893	新血	sān hyut	1. a new recruit2. a new replacement
5894	新紮	sān jaat	newly promoted
5895	新仔	sān jái	a new recruit, a greenhorn (male)
5896	新嚟新豬肉	sān lèih sān jyu yuhk	(new arrival, new pork)newcomers are liable to be tricked or bullied (e.g. new classmate)
5897	新女	sān néui	(new girl)a new recruit, a greenhorn (female)
5898	新牌	sān pàaih	someone who has just passed their driving test
5899	新牌仔	sān pàaih jái	someone who has just passed their driving test
5900	新屎坑	sān sí hāang	new toilet pipe→三日香 [sāam yaht hēung] fregrant for three days ■a passing fad
5901	新鮮滾熱辣	sān sīn gwán yiht laaht	(fresh boiled hot spicy)newly released, latest, "hot" (news, information, product).
5902	新絲蘿蔔皮	sān sīn lòh baahk pèih	you think you're so special?!
5903	新鮮蘿蔔皮	sān sīn lòh baahk pèih	you think you're so special?!
5904	新義安	sān yih ōn	Sun Yee On, the name of one of the Hong Kong's most important triad societies, one of the Chiu Chow groups.
5905	伸	sān	1. to stretch2. to beat, to hit
5906	伸一腳	sān yāt geuk	to beat up
5907	辛苦搵嚟志在食	sān fú wán lèih ji joih sihk	work hard in order to eat better
5908	辛苦搵嚟自在食	sān fú wán lèih ji joih sihk	work hard in order to eat better
5909	呻	san	to drone
5910	呻笨	san bahn	to regret a stupid action
5911	濕	sāp	1. wet2. to beat up
5912	濕柴	sāp chàaih	(wet firewood)1. a useless person2. coins, small change, low denomination currency
5913	濕貨	sāp fo	(wet goods)produce such as meat, fish, vegetables sold in the market
5914	濕九	sāp gáu/gāu	(wet nine)bad, of low character, disloyal (九 [gáu] frequently suggests or is pronounced as the obscene 鳩 [gāu] "prick").
5915	濕九仔	sāp gáu/gāu jái	a generic insult for a boy or a young man, "little shit".
5916	濕滯	sāp jaih	(wet filing)(of a situation) gone wrong, messed-up, a nuisance
5917	濕淋淋	sāp nahm nahm	very wet, soaking wet
5918	濕立立	sāp nahp nahp	very wet, soaking wet
5919	濕濕碎	sāp sāp seui	(small pieces)1. a trivial matter, something easy to deal with2. a small amount of money; small change
5920	濕水雞	sāp séui gāi	(wet chicken)soaked through, completely drenched
5921	濕水狗上岸	sāp séui gáu séuhng ngohn	(wet dog climbs on shore)a big-spender
5922	濕水炮仗	sāp séui paau jéung	(damp firecracker)1. useless2. someone with a calm temperament, who doesn't lose their temper
5923	濕碎	sāp seui	(small pieces)1. a trivial matter, something easy to deal with2. a small amount of money; small change
5924	濕星	sāp sīng	bits and pieces, odds and ends
5925	失	sāt	lost
5926	失風	sāt fūng	(to lose wind)to be arrested
5927	失驚無神	sāt gēng mòuh sàhn	unexpectedly, suddenly
5928	失豬	sāt jyū	(to lose one's pig)to lose one's virginity
5929	失身	sāt sān	to lose one's virginity
5930	失失慌	sāt sāt fōng	fearful, nervous, fanctic
5931	失匙夾萬	sāt sìh gaap maahn	(lost key to the safe)someone from a rich family who has no access to the family wealth, e.g. a son who is unable to get money from a rich father.
5932	失蹄	sāt tàih	(hoof slip)to fail, to slip up
5933	失魂	sāt wàhn	to be absent-minded, distracted, unable to concentrate
5934	失魂魚	sāt wàhn yú	(nervous fish)someone who is nervous, distracted, under pressure
5935	失威	sāt wāi	1. to lose face (especially through having failed to do something)2. to have one's reputation damaged
5936	收	sāu	to receive
5937	收得	sāu dāk	to be a success with the public, to be sought after (e.g. tickets for a show, film, exhibition, etc.).
5938	收嗲	sāu dē	used to tell someone to be quiet or to leave, "shut up!", "shut your mouth", "piss of"
5939	收爹	sāu dē	used to tell someone to be quiet or to leave, "shut up!", "shut your mouth", "piss of"
5940	收檔	sāu dong	1. to close down the store, to shut down a business2. to die, to be killed3. to kill
5941	收到	sāu dóu	used to say that one has understood, "message received!"; "understood!"; "I get what you're saying!"
5942	收到風	sāu dóu fūng	(to get wind)to hear a rumour, to have received information
5943	收科	sāu fō	to bring a situation to an end, to come to an end
5944	收火	sāu fó	to calm down
5945	收風	sāu fūng	(to get wind)to find out what is happening, to get some news or information
5946	收鳩皮	sāu gāu pèih	(to withdraw the prick skin)an obscene way of expressing contempt for someone, telling them to leave, etc., "fuck off!".
5947	收韁	sāu gēung	(to pull the reins)an instruction to cease action
5948	收口	sāu háu	an impolite way of telling someone to be quiet, "shut up!".
5949	收租佬	sāu jōu lóu	1. rent collector2. a collector of bribes
5950	收虧	sāu gwāi	to accept bribes
5951	收0靚	sāu lēng	to recreuit new members for street gangs or for a triad society, the process whereby a "big brother" accepts new followers who will owe allegiance in turn to their big brother's big brother.
5952	收馬	sāu máah	to recruit triad members
5953	收買佬	sāu máaih lóu	someone who makes a living buying old household objects and repairing them for sale.
5954	收買人命	sāu máaih yàhn mehng	abuse shouted at someone who is putting others at risk, e.g. a careless driver, "you could kill someone like that!".
5955	收買人心	sāu máaih yàhn sām	to bribe, to buy loyalty
5956	收皮	sāu pèih	(to withdraw the skin)1. an insulting way of expressing contempt for someone, telling them to leave, etc., "piss off!", "screw you!"2. to die3. to kill
5957	收片	sāu pín	to recieve illegal money, to receive bribes
5958	收山	sāu sāan	to retire
5959	收手	sāu sáu	(to withdraw one's hand)to stop, to quit
5960	收聲	sāu sēng	an impolite way of telling someone to quiet, "shut up!"
5961	收順啲	sāu sēng dī	used in bargaining, "please give me a discount!", "I'll give you a discount!"
5962	收數	sāu sou	to collect debts
5963	收陀地	sāu tòh déi	to collect protection money in one's area of control
5964	收嘢	sāu yéh	used when punishing or hitting someone, "take that!"
5965	羞	sāu	shame
5966	羞家	sāu gāa	shameful, acting in a shameful manner
5967	首	sáu	1. first2. one's head
5968	首領	sáu líhng	(head and neck)a leader
5969	手	sáu	1. a hand2. hand of cards3 a turn (gambling)
5970	手板係肉，手背又係肉	sáu báan haih yuhk, sáu bui yauh haih yuhk	(the palm is flesh, and the back of the hand is also flesh)to be caught between two conflicting parties with each of which one has a close relationship
5971	手板眼見功夫	sáu báan ngáahn gin gūng fū	an easy task, a job that does not require any special traning or intelligence
5972	手車	sáu ché	driving skill
5973	手長	sáu chèuhng	(long arms)to be dishonest (e.g. stealing tips) (restaurant workers slang)
5974	手多	sáu dō	to touch things when one should not (e.g. a woman telling a man to keep his hand off her).
5975	手多多	sáu dō dō	to touch things when one should not (e.g. a woman telling a man to keep his hand off her).
5976	手風好順	sáu fūng hóu seuhn	to have luck, to have a good run (in gambling)
5977	手緊	sáu gán	(tense hands)to be short of money, "broke".
5978	手機	sáu gēi	a mobile telephone
5979	手瓜	sáu gwāa	1. biceps2. muscle power; strength, power
5980	手瓜硬	sáu gwāa ngaahng	(tough biceps)to have power, to have influence
5981	手痕	sáu hàhn	(itchy hands)1. to be eager to try, to be anxious to have a go (e.g. to play mahjong)2. to touch things that one shouldn't
5982	手痕痕	sáu hàhn hàhn	(itching hands)eager, eager to have a go
5983	手氣	sáu hei	luck, good fortune (at gambling)
5984	手指指	sáu jí jí	to point at someone, to gesture with the finger as if to warn or lecture someone
5985	手指罅疏	sáu jí laa sō	(gap in the fingers)a big-spender
5986	手指拗出唔拗入	sáu jí ngáau chēut m4 ngáau yahp	(fingers bent out rather than in)to help outsiders at the expense of indisders
5987	手足	sáu jūk	(hands and feets)brothers
5988	手尾	sáu méih	1. unfinished jobs, loose ends2. reprisals, grudges, troubles caused by unfinished business
5989	手勢	sáu sai	skill at cooking, massage, etc.
5990	手信	sáu seun	a souvenir bought as a gift
5991	手仙	sáu sīn	a game in which the spirits of the dead are summoned and questioned and the answers indicated by the involuntary movement of the fingers of the players on a board, a game played with a ouija board
5992	手疏	sáu sō	a big spender
5993	手揗腳震	sáu tàhn guek jan	(arms quivering legs shaking)afraid, scared
5994	手滕腳震	sáu tàhn guek jan	(arms quivering legs shaking)afraid, scared
5995	瘦	sau	thin
5996	瘦骨如柴	sau gwāt làaih chàaih	very thin, "skinny"
5997	瘦骨仙	sau gwāt sīn	very thin, bony (people)
5998	瘦蜢蜢	sau máang máang	very thin, bony (people)
5999	瘦身	sau sān	1. to lose weight2. to lay-off staff, to stream-line operations, to down-size
6000	瘦田冇人耕，耕開有人爭	sau tìhn móuh gāang, gāang hōi yáuh yàhn jāang	(no one wants to work a thin field, when someone works on it everybody competes for it)something which at first is not in demand, but which later becomes very popular once someone takes as interest.
6001	受	sauh	1. to receive2. to endure3. to suffer
6002	受靶	sauh báa	1. imprisonment2. to be sentenced to prison
6003	受溝	sauh kāu	to accept a sexual advance, to get picked up, to allow one's self to be chatted up
6004	受落	sauh lohk	popular, widely admired (e.g. film star)
6005	受人錢財，替人消災	sauh yàhn chìhn chòih, tai yàhn sīu jōi	(if you accept other's money, you must help with others' disasters)one must be committed to complete the task for which one has paid.
6006	受人二分四	sauh yàhn yih fān sei	(to accept a few cents from someone)to work as an employee
6007	受軟唔受硬	sauh yúhng m4 sauh ngaahng	(to take the soft but not the hard)used of someone who is more easily persuaded than coerced
6008	壽	sauh	1. long-life2. foolish
6009	壽仔	sauh jái	a fool, an idiot
6010	壽星公	sauh sīng gūng	(the god of long life)the "birthday boy", the one celebrating his birthday
6011	壽星公吊頸	sauh sīng gūng diu géng	the god of longevity hangs himself→嫌命長 [yìhm mehng chèuhng] weary of his long life ■to tempt disaster, to take a big risk
6012	壽星仔	sauh sīng jái	1. the "birthday boy", the one celebrating his birthday2. a fool, an idiot, a foolish boy
6013	壽星女	sauh sīng néui	1. the "birthday girl", the one celebrating her birthday2. a fool, an idiot, a foolish girl
6014	壽頭	sauh tàuh	a fool, an idiot
6015	壽頭壽腦	sauh tàuh sauh nóuh	muddle-headed, foolish
6016	寫	sé	to write
6017	寫真	sé jān	photographs of scantily clothed women, photographs of women in sexy poses
6018	寫真集	sé jān jaahp	a magazine with photgraphs of scantily clothed women
6019	卸	se	to unload
6020	卸膊	se bok	to avoid responsibility for one's actions, to deny responsibility, to shirk responsibility
6021	蛇	sèh	1. a snake2. to shirk one's duty, to be lazy on the job
6022	蛇竇	sèh dau	(snake nest)a hiding-place, a place to hang out, a secret place
6023	蛇都死	sèh dōu séi	to be hard to deal with, difficult to manage
6024	蛇去邊?	sèh heui bīn	a question about someone's habits, "where do you go to hang out?"
6025	蛇gwe	sèh gwē	weird, strange, peculiar
6026	蛇鼠一窩	sèh syú yāt wō	a bad group of people, bad people who hang out together
6027	蛇頭	sèh tàuh	(snake head)someone involved in moving illegal immigrants from mainland Chinese to Hong Kong or other destinations
6028	蛇頭鼠眼	sèh tàuh syú ngáahn	(snake head rat eyes)a crafty or cunning person, someone who looks tricky or unreliable
6029	蛇王	sèh wòhng	(snake king)1. a lazy worker, a "shirker"2. to shirk3. the owner of snake restaurant
6030	蛇宴	sèh yin	1. snake banquet2. a location where police officers posing as customers are found
6031	社	séh	1. a society2. a brothel, a call-girl centre
6032	社女	séh néui	a call-girl, a prostitute
6033	社團	séh tyùhng	1. organisation2. a triad group, a triad society
6034	社團大哥	séh tyùhng daaih gō	a triad boss, a triad big brother
6035	射	seh	1. to shoot2. to look after, to protect, to watch over3. to ejaculate, to "come"
6036	射波	seh bō	1. to kick a ball2. an absence from work; to be absent from work
6037	射精	seh jīng	(to shoot sperm)to ejaculate, to "come"
6038	射住	seh jyuh	1. to look after, to protect, to watch over2. to provide back up for, e.g. a hidden power in the background
6039	射喱眼	seh lēi ngáahng	to squint, to have a squint
6040	蛇喱眼	seh lēi ngáahng	to squint, to have a squint
6041	射嘢	seh yéh	(to eject substance)to ejaculate
6042	鍚	sehk	tin [sek]to kiss
6043	鍚紙	sehk jí	1. tin paper2. tinfoil used in drug taking
6044	石	sehk	a stone
6045	石地塘鐵掃把	sehk deih tòhng tit sou báa	(stone floor and iron broom)two equally forces in conflict
6046	石狗公	sehk gáu gūng	(rock fish)someone who is poor pretending to be rich (since a rock fish looks like the more expensive garoupa fish)
6047	石女	sehk néui	(stone girl)1. a sexually unresponsive woman, a frigid girl2. a nightclub hostess who does not have sex with clients
6048	成村人	sèhng chyūn yàhn	(whole village people)a large group of people
6049	成個餅印咁	sèhng go béng yan gám	(from the same cake mould)two people who look alike, like "two peas in a pod".
6050	成碌木咁	sèhng lūk muhk gám	stupid, slow to react, to stand around "like a lump"
6051	成棚人	sèhng pàahng yàhn	a large group of people
6052	死	séi	1. to die2. used to stress the meaning of a word or phrase3. used to emphasise negative characteristics, "shitty", "damned", "useless"
6053	死八公	séi baat gūng	a generic insult for a man, "bastard"
6054	死八婆	séi baat pòh	a generic insult for a woman, "bitch"
6055	死變態佬	séi bin taai lóu	a complete pervert, a "weirdo", a sex pest
6056	死撐	séi chaang	1. to defend oneself furiously, to refuse to admit one is at fault2. to persist in a belief or a view that is obviously wrong3. to be stubborn
6057	死柒開	séi chaht hōi	a vulgar expression used to tell someone to go away, "fuck off!"
6058	死蠢	séi chéung	extremely stupid, a stupid fool
6059	死頂	séi díng	1. to defend oneself furiously, to refuse to admit one is at fault2. to overwork, to put oneself under maximun stress to finish a task
6060	死黨	séi dóng	a partner, a close friend, a "mate", a "buddy"
6061	死肥閪	séi fèih hāi	an obscene insult for a fat person, "stupid fat cunt".
6062	死肥佬	séi fèih lóu	an insult for an overweight man, a "fat bastard", a "fatty".
6063	死肥婆	séi fèih pòh	an insult for an overweight woman, a "fat bitch", a "fatty".
6064	死火	séi fó	1. bad, useless, awkward, troublesome (situation)2. to stall (car, engine)
6065	死雞撐飯蓋	séi gāi chaang faahn goi	(dead chicken pushing back the cooking-pot lid)to fight to the bitter end, to refuse to admit one is in the wrong
6066	死鳩開	séi gāu hōi	a vulgar expression used to tell someone to go away, "fuck off!"
6067	死狗	séi gáu	(dead dog)someone who has been caught out or humiliated, who has lost his self-respect
6068	死咕咕	séi gùh gùh	1. slow-witted, dull, lacking a sense of humour2. unresponsive; without initiative
6069	死估估	séi gùh gùh	1. slow-witted, dull, lacking a sense of humour2. unresponsive; without initiative
6070	死鬼佬	séi gwái lóu	an insulting term for a western man, "foreign bastard"
6071	死慳死抵	séi hāan séi dái	to live on a tight budget
6072	死好過	séi hóu gwo	to be better off dead, to prefer to be dead (rather than face some undesirable situation)
6073	死姣婆	séi hàauh pòh	an insult for a woman who is promiscuous, accused of being sexually unfaithful, perceived as too flirtatious, etc
6074	死口臭	séi háu chau	someone who is always saying irritating, rude or provocative things.
6075	死開	séi hōi	a way of telling someone to leave, to stop bothering the speaker, "get lost", "piss off".
6076	死開啲啦	séi hōi dī lāa	a rude and hostile expression, used to tell someone to go away, "piss off!".
6077	死仔	séi jái	1. a naughty boy who deserves to punished2. a boy or a man who has behaved badly
6078	死仔包	séi jái bāau	an insulting term for a boy or a man, a "nasty little shit", a "bastard".
6079	死仔乾	séi jái gōn	(dead dry son)an insulting term for a boy or a man, a "nasty little shit", a "bastard".
6080	死賤種	séi jihn júng	(dead cheap type)a generic insult, implying that someone is of low character, unworthy, etc., a "lowlife", a "bastard", a "shit-head".
6081	死淨把口	séi jihng báa háu	to talk too much, to keep chattering away
6082	死豬	séi jyū	(dead pig)to be in a deep sleep, to "sleep like a log".
6083	死絕種	séi jyuht júng	(last of the family line)a curse, implying that someone's whole family has died, roughly equivalent to "bastard"
6084	死橋	séi kíu	a low scheme or trick; a useless plan or scheme
6085	死啦	séi lāa	used to express irritation, disappointment, or anger with the situation or person, "shit", damn!", "get lost!", "go to hell!".
6086	死0靚仔	séi lēng jái	an insult, implying that the addressee is arrogant, has misbehaved, impolite, etc., a "cheeky bastard", a "little shit".
6087	死lur冇用	séi léu móuh yuhng	(it's no use the dead begging)an exclamation, "it's no use complaning!", "it's no use keeping on asking!"
6088	死佬	séi lóu	1. a generic insult for a man, a "bastard", a "swine"2. an affectionate insult for a husband or a boyfriend
6089	死老鬼	séi lóu gwái	a generic insult for an older or old man, an "old shit", an "old bastard"
6090	死老嘢	séi lóuh yéh	(dead old piece)a generic insult for an older or old man, an "old shit", and "old bastard".
6091	死路一條	séi louh yāt tìuh	a doomed cause of action, a fatal strategy or direction
6092	死碼	séi màah	"dead chips", gambling chips that cannot be exchanged for money but which must be used within the casino.
6093	死埋一邊啦	séi màaih yāt bīn lāa	(die off at the side)used to show contempt to someone or to tell them to leave, "get lost!", "crawl away and die!".
6094	死貓彈	séi māau daahn	(dead cat bounce)a temporary recovery of share prices during a fall which misleads investors into thinking that the fall has reached the bottom.
6095	死唔眼閉	séi m4 ngáahn bai	(not to close one's eyes even after death)to carry one's grievances or regrets to the grave
6096	死唔斷氣	séi m4 tyúhn hei	to mumble continuously, to keep talking indistinctly
6097	死妹釘	séi mūi dēng	an insult for a young woman or girl (aggressive or humorous), "you little bitch".
6098	死女包	séi néui bāau	an insult for a young woman or girl, a "you little bitch".
6099	死硬	séi ngaahng	1. to be in a crisis2. to be sure to die, to be destined to die
6100	死牛一便頸	séi ngàuh yāt bihn géng	to be stubborn, to be unwilling to listen to arguement, to insist on following through a course of action
6101	死牛一邊頸	séi ngàuh yāt bihn géng	to be stubborn, to be unwilling to listen to arguement, to insist on following through a course of action
6102	死婆	séi pó	1. a generic insult for a woman, a "bitch"2. an affectionate insult for one's wife or girlfriend
6103	死仆街	séi pūk gāai	an insult expressing strong irritation or hostility, a "piece of shit", a "bastard"
6104	死扑街	séi pūk gāai	an insult expressing strong irritation or hostility, a "piece of shit", a "bastard"
6105	死心	séi sām	to lose one's feelings for someone, to fall out of love
6106	死心不息	séi sām bāt sīk	to now know when one is beaten, to never give up
6107	死蛇爛鱔	séi sèh laahn síhn	(dead snake broken eel)1. a lazy person, a "slob"2. very lazy, idle, doing nothing
6108	死死地氣	séi séi deih hei	to accept a difficult job reluctantly, to have to do something in spite of one's reluctance
6109	死死下	séi séi háa	1. exhausted2. upset, discouraged, downcast
6110	死死吓	séi séi háa	1. exhausted2. upset, discouraged, downcast
6111	死死氣	séi séi hei	to accept a difficult job reluctantly, to have to do something in spite of one's reluctance
6112	死剩把口	séi jihng báa háu	to talk too much, to keep chattering away
6113	死性不改	séi sing bāt gói	to be stubborn, to not change for the better, to remain the same (bad) character
6114	死傻婆	séi sòh pó	an insult for a woman, implying that she is stupid, irritating or unreliable, a "stupid cow".
6115	死艇	séi téhng	a broken down vehicle, especially a taxi (taxi driver jargon)
6116	死人燈籠	séi yàhn dāng lùhng	(dead man's lantern)→報大數 [bou daaih sou] report a bigger sum■to exaggerate or inflate a figure, to report a higher figure than is justified by the facts (since three years were often added to the age of an adult who had died when written on the lantern hung outside the house).
6117	死人頭	séi yàhn tàuh	an idiot, someone who is a nuisance, a "pest".
6118	死魚	séi yú	(dead fish)a sexually unresponsive woman
6119	四	sei	four
6120	四八九	sei baat gáu	the leader of a triad society, a 489 office-bearer
6121	四大天王	sei daaih tīn wòhng	(four great kings)the four leading male stars of Hong Kong Cantonese pop music, i.e. Jackie Cheung, Aaron Kwok, Leon Lai, Andy Lau
6122	四塊半	sei faai bun	(four piece half)a coffin
6123	四方木	sei fōng muhk	(square lump of wood)a dull person, a slow-witted person, someone without a sense of humour
6124	四九	sei gáu	(four nine)a junior member of a triad gang, a "traid soldier", a "49" member
6125	四九狗	sei gáu jái	(four nine boy)a young recruit in a triad society, a junior member of a triad society, an odrinary member of a triad society
6126	四哥	sei gō	1. a term of address for a stranger in a casino2. the nickname of a legendary Hong Kong actor 謝賢
6127	四仔	sei jái	a pronographic film, an illegal sex film which is more explicit than allowed under the law in Hong Kong, a "category four" film ("category three" is the highest classification for adults films permitted in Hong Kong)
6128	四隻腳	sei jek geuk	1. four legs2. the four players of a game of mahjong
6129	四肢健全	sei jī gihn chyùhn	uninjured, in one piece, with life and limb intact
6130	四級	sei kāp	pornographic videos distributed illegally in Hong Kong, "category four" pornographic videos ("category three" is the highest classification for adult films permitted in Hong Kong)
6131	四六七零九三九四	sei luhk chāt lìhng gáu sāam gáu sei	(four six seven zero nine three nine four)said of someone who has illicit sex, visits prostitutes, etc. (the pronunciation of the numerals four six seven zero nine three nine four puns with 死佬出嚟攪三攪四 [séi lóu chēut làih gáau sāam gáau sei
6132	46709394	sei luhk chāt lìhng gáu sāam gáu sei	(four six seven zero nine three nine four)said of someone who has illicit sex, visits prostitutes, etc. (the pronunciation of the numerals four six seven zero nine three nine four puns with 死佬出嚟攪三攪四 [séi lóu chēut làih gáau sāam gáau sei
6133	四萬	sei maahn	(four ten thousand mahjong tiles)1. used to describe a boardly smiling face, or someone who is always smiling and cheerful2. a nickname for the former Chief Secretary of the Civil Service, Anson Cahn
6134	四萬咁口	sei maahn gám háu	used to describe a broadly smiling face, or someone who is always smiling and cheerful
6135	四味	sei méi	(four tastes)four kinds of sexual service (e.g. sexual intercourse, anilingus, foot licking, fellatio), used by brothels in advertising their services
6136	四眼龜	sei ngáahn gwāi	(four-eyed turtle)an impolite term for someone wearing glasses, "four-eyes".
6137	四眼佬	sei ngáahn lóu	(four-eyed bloke)a man wearing glasses, a "four eyes".
6138	四眼婆	sei ngáahn pó	(four eye woman)a woman wearing glasses, a "four eyes".
6139	四四六六	sei sei luhk luhk	(four four six six)an aceeptable agreement
6140	四四聲	sei sei sēng	to use the word "to die", used to describe someone continually using the word 死 [séi] "to die".
6141	四圍貢	sei wàih gung	to go around everywhere, to be seen around
6142	四圍蒲	sei wàih pòuh	to be seen around, to hang around on the streets, to go around to different places
6143	四一五	sei yāt ńgh	The 415 code number is associated with the triad rank of White Paper Fan, a senior triad official who acts as an "advisor".
6144	四二六	sei yih luhk	The 426 code number is associated with the triad rank of Red Pole, an office-bearer in a triad society in charge of organising physical violence, an "enforcer".
6145	聲	sēng	voice
6146	聲大夾冇準	sēng daaih gaap móuh jéun	(a lot of talking but nothing correct)to talk nonsense
6147	聲氣	sēng hei	good news
6148	腥	sēng	smelly
6149	腥風血雨	sēng fūng hyut yúh	(stinking wind bloody rain)a violent conflict, violence, blood-letting
6150	腥亨亨	sēng hāng hāng	foul-smelling, sticking
6151	順	seuhn	smooth
6152	順超	seuhn chīu	welcome, agreeable (e.g. state of affairs)
6153	順得哥情失嫂意	seuhn dāk gō chìhng sāt sóu yi	(to take one's elder brother's side and lose the favour of his wife)to be caught between two parties or factions, to be in a situation where supporting one party will mean making an enemy of other party.
6154	順得人	seuhn dāk yàhn	someone who always agree to do the assigned task, a "yes man".
6155	順風車	seuhn fūng chē	a car that gives someone a ride, a car that picks up a hitchhiker
6156	順流	seuhn làuh	1. to go with the flow2. to seek work in a mainland China related business
6157	順眼	seuhn ngáahn	good to look at, pleasing in appearance, a feast for the eyes
6158	順手	seuhn sáu	used to describe an action or a task that doesn't take extra effort, something that can be easily done in the course of things
6159	順水人情	seuhn séui yàhn chìhng	(a favour with the flow of water)a favour which is convenient to carry out since it fits in with one's plans
6160	順攤	seuhn tāan	easy-going, easy to please, undemanding
6161	常	sèuhng	regular
6162	嫦娥	sèuhng ngòh	(name of royal concubine who drank the king's elixir of life and became the woman in the moon in Chinese folklore)to nag continually (puns with 哦 [ngòh] "to nag")
6163	上	séuhng	to go up [seuhng]above
6164	上床	séuhng chòhng	(to go to bed)to have sex, to go to bed with someone
6165	上得山多終遇虎	séuhng dāk sāan dō jūng yuh fú	(if you go up the mountain often, you will eventually run into a tiger)used as advice to someone who keeps taking risks but has so far been fortunate, telling them they will get into trouble sooner or later.
6166	上電	séuhng dihn	(to put up electricity)to take, to inject a drug, to "shoot up"
6167	上當	séuhng dong	(to go up to the stall)to be fooled, to be taken in, to be "duped"
6168	上陣不離父子兵	séuhng jahn bāt lèih fuh jí bīng	(when going to war, father and son must stand together)cooperation between a father and son against adversity
6169	上莊	séuhng jōng	(to ascend to the firm)to join a committee (university student jargon)
6170	上庄	séuhng jōng	(to ascend to the firm)to join a committee (university student jargon)
6171	上足電	séuhng jūk dihn	having taken enough drugs
6172	上路	séuhng louh	(to go up the road)to die
6173	上馬	séuhng máah	(to mount a horse)1. to take on a job2. to have sex
6174	上岸	séuhng ngohn	(to climb onto the bank)to make enough money to retire, especially from prostitution, from the criminal underword, or the life of a triad member.
6175	上屋搬下屋，唔見一籮穀	séuhng ngūk būn haah ngūk, m4 gin yāt lòh gūk	(when moving from the upper floor to the lower floor one will lose a basket of grains)even moving house a short distance will cost you something
6176	上腦	séuhng nóuh	(to enter the brain)to think obsessively about something bad or murky
6177	上枱	séuhng tói	1. to lure someone into a trap, to make someone a scapegoat, to "set someone up"2. to have a meeting, to negotiate
6178	上檯	séuhng tói	1. to lure someone into a trap, to make someone a scapegoat, to "set someone up"2. to have a meeting, to negotiate
6179	上位	séuhng wái	to be promoted, to rise up in an organisation
6180	上癮	séuhng yáhn	to become addicted
6181	上邊	séuhng bīn/bihn	(top side)mainland China; the Beijing authorities
6182	上菜	séuhng choi	a good-looking young woman, high-class "talent"; high class girls, very attractive women
6183	上面	séuhng mihn	(place above)mainland China, as viewed from Hong Kong
6184	上面落嚟	séuhng mihn lohk lèih	to come to Hong Kong from mainland China
6185	上氣唔接下氣	séuhng hei m4 jip haah hei	(upper breath doesn't match lower breath)1. to pant, to be short breath2. to be extremely busy, to be rushed off one's feet
6186	上盤	séuhng pún	the favourite to win (in a contest)
6187	上頭	séuhng tàuh	a boss, superior, senior
6188	衰	sēui	1. bad, irritating, useless, annoying2. to be arrested or convicted of an offence3. losing face
6189	衰邊瓣	sēui bīn faahn	a question asked in the police station or prison, as a way of finding out the crime that addressee is said to have committed, "what did they get your for?", "what are you in for?".
6190	衰到冇得頂	sēui dou móuh dāk díng	really unpleasant; extremely obnoxious
6191	衰到冇人有	sēui dou móuh yàhn yáuh	extremely nasty or bad (a person)
6192	衰到貼地	sēui dou tip déi	extremely nasty or bad
6193	衰款	sēui fún	nasty looking, of bad quality; of low quality
6194	衰格	sēui gaak	of bad character
6195	衰公	sēui gūng	a term expressing irritation, anger, or mock affectionate irritation, used for a man, a "rascal", a "pain".
6196	衰鬼	sēui gwái	a term expressing irritation, anger, or mock affectionate irritation, used for a man, a "rascal", a "pain".
6197	衰鬼豆	sēui gwái dáu	to be naughty, to be a nuisance; a pest
6198	衰鬼嘢	sēui gwái yéh	a nuisance, an irritation, a "pain in the neck"
6199	衰仔	sēui jái	a term expressing irritation, anger or mock irritation, used for a man, a "rascal", a "pain", a "naughty boy".
6200	衰咗	sēui jó	1. to have made a mistake, to have failed2. to be caught doing something wrong
6201	衰佬	sēui lóu	a term expressing irritation, anger, or mock irritation, used for a man, a "rascal", a "pain".
6202	衰乜嘢?	sēui māt yéh	a question asked in the police station or prison, as a way of finding out the crime that the addressee is said to have committed, "what did they get you for?", "what are you in for?".
6203	衰女	sēui néui	a term expressing irritation, anger, or mock irritation, used for a girl or a young woman, a "rascal", a "pain", a "naughty girl".
6204	衰女包	sēui néui bāau	a term expressing irritation, anger, or mock irritation, used for a girl or a young woman, a "rascal", a "pain", a "naughty girl".
6205	衰婆	sēui pó	a term expressing irritation, anger, or mock affectionate irritation, used for a woman, a "bitch".
6206	衰神	sēui sàhn	(bad spirit)an unpleasant person
6207	衰十一	sēui sahp yāt	(to commit eleven)1. to have sex with a minor2. to be convicted of having sex with a minor (from the eleven-character-phrase used in the wording of the charge, 與未成年少女發生性行為 [yúh méih sìhng nìhng siu néuih faat sāng sing hàhng wàih).
6208	衰收尾	sēui sāu méih	to fail in the end, to "fail at the last fence".
6209	衰衰噉	sēui sēui gám	annoying, disgusting, irritating
6210	衰相	sēui seung	1. an ugly face2. an angry face3. a bad situation
6211	衰人	sēui yàhn	(bad person)un unpleasant person
6212	水	séui	1. water2. money3. a way to make money4. low quality, poor (e.g. of performace)
6213	水吧	séui bāa	a cafe, a restaurant, a bar
6214	水飯房	séui faahn fòhng	(water and rice room)the punishment block in prison
6215	水費站	séui fai jaahn	(water bill stop)a toilet (taxi driver jargon)
6216	水貨	séui fo	imported goods without a licensed agent, "parallel imports"
6217	水房	séui fòhng	Shui Fong, a nickname for Wo on Lok 和安樂, a triad society active in Hong Kong and Macau.
6218	水腳	séui geuk	(water leg)travelling expenses, a fee for shipment
6219	水瓜打狗	séui gwāa dáa gáu	to beat a dog with a cucumber→唔見一橛 [m4 gin yāt kyuht] to lose a section ■to lose half of something
6220	水鬼隊	séui gwái deui	the Hong Kong Marine police
6221	水鬼升城隍	séui gwái sīng sìhng wòhng	(river ghost is promoted to city god)used to characterise someone who has undeservedly risen up in the world
6222	水過鴨背	séui gwo ngaap bui	(water off a duck's back)to make no impression on (the memory), to forget (e.g. a lesson)
6223	水客	séui haak	small traders who buy goods in mainland China to sell in Hong Kong
6224	水浸	séui jam	1. flooding2. to accumulate a lot of money, to have piles of money
6225	水浸眼眉	séui jam ngáahn méih	(water soaking the eyebrows)to be in a desperate situation; to be running out of time in a crisis
6226	水靜河飛	séui jihng hòh fēi	(water quiet river fly)to have no business; business is slow
6227	水靜鵝飛	séui jihng ngòh fēi	(water quiet goose fly)to have no business; business is slow
6228	水溝油	séui kāu yàuh	(water mixed with oil)1. two people who cannot stand each other; an enemy, an opponent2. unfriendly
6229	水蜜桃	séui maht tòuh	(honey peach)a woman easily sexually aroused
6230	水尾	séui méih	of an opportunity to make quick money or easy profit to have waned away
6231	水皮	séui pèih	useless, inferior
6232	水泡	séui póuh	life belt
6233	水洗都唔清	séui sái dōu m4 chīng	(cannot be washed clean with water)to be misunderstood so deeply that the situation is beyond repair.
6234	水蛇春咁長	séui sèh chēun gam chèuhng	extremely long (e.g. a list, a sentence, a queue, etc.)
6235	水蛇腰	séui sèh yīu	(water snake waist)a slender waistline (of women)
6236	水上新娘	séui seuhng sān nèuhng	(bride on the water)mainland women who marry Hong Kong fishermen but are obliged to stay on the boat because they lack a residence permit in Hong Kong.
6237	水頭	séui tàuh	(water head)money, financial resources
6238	水頭足	séui tàuh jūk	a large amount of money
6239	水檯	séui tói	a work-bench in the kitchen of a restaurant, especially for killing animals.
6240	水汪汪	séui wōng wōng	1. watery2. bright-eyed
6241	水魚	séui yú	the target or victim of a fraud or trick, a dupe, "sucker", a "mark".
6242	碎	seui	fragmented
6243	碎紙	seui jí	small change, small denominations of money
6244	碎料	seui líu	1. unimportant things, trivial matters2. without power or influence
6245	碎銀	seui ngán	small change
6246	碎濕濕	seui sāp sāp	trivial matters, unimportant things
6247	碎屍萬段	seui sī maahn dyuhn	chopped to pieces, dead, "dead meat" (used in threats)
6248	睡	seuih	to sleep
6249	筍	séun	1. bamboo shoot2. very good, excellent, "great"
6250	筍嘢	séun yéh	1. something good, something pleasant, something positive2. great, excellent3. used to comment on an attractive woman
6251	信	seun	faithful
6252	相	sēung	1. mutual2. appearance
6253	相見好，同住難	sēung gin hóu, tùhng jyuh nàahn	(good to meet, hard to live with)someone with whom it is enjoyable to spend time may not be the best person to live with; it is easier to be friends than to live under the same roof
6254	相干	sēung gōn	relation; connection; concern
6255	相睇	sēung tái	1. a blind date2. to idenity a dead body (police usage)
6256	相嗌唔好口	sēung ngaai m4 hóu háu	used to make peace, to suggest an end to a quarrel
6257	雙	sēung	double
6258	雙花紅棍	sēung fāa hùhng gwan	(double flower Red Pole)a Red Pole triad official who has been commended by his triad bosses.
6259	雙飛	sēung fēi	two women having sex with one man
6260	雙龍出海	sēung lùhng chēut hói	(two dragons rising from the sea)the action of a goalkeeper punching the ball away from the goal using both fists (football jargon).
6261	師	sī	a teacher
6262	師傅	sī fú	1. master, an instructor, a teacher2. a chef3. a driving instructor4. an interior decoration worker5. a feng shui master
6263	師姑尿	sī gū niuh	nun's urine→冇鳩味 [móuh gāu meih] no fucking taste■completely tasteless, "effing tasteless", based on a pun involving the intermediate expression 冇鳩味 [móuh gāu meih] "no taste of prick" which also means "fucking tasteless" (with 鳩 [gāu] used as an obscene intensifier).
6264	師兄	sī hīng	a term of address, "brother", "friend"
6265	師奶	sī nāai	1. a middle-aged woman, a housewife2. a gossipy woman
6266	師奶牌	sī nāai páai	a game of mahjong in which the stakes are very low.
6267	師奶殺手	sī nāai saat sáu	(housewife killer)a man who is found charming or attractive by middle-aged women, used for example to refer to particular film stars, politicians or singers.
6268	師爺	sī yèh	1. a legal advisor2. in informal term fore White Paper Fan, the "advisor"
6269	私	sī	private
6270	私幫	sī bōng	(private gang)to run one's own business out of one's employer's office
6271	私竇	sī dau	(private nest)1. a "hangout"2. a private brothel, a brothel to which one needs an introduction
6272	私伙	sī fó	private property, privately owned things (e.g. a film star using her own jewellery or clothes in making a film).
6273	私己	sī géi	private property, private resources (especially that kept by a wife unknown to the husband)
6274	私己錢	sī géi chín	private property, private resources (especially that kept by a wife unknown to the husband)
6275	私鐘	sī jūng	(private hours)time spent with a client by a nightclub hostess outside the club (where the client makes payment directly to the hostess)
6276	私鐘妹	sī jūng mūi	a girl or a young woman working as a prostitute
6277	私人醒	sī yàhn síng	a special favour, a personal favour
6278	私人醒人嘅	sī yàhn síng ge	(especially for you)used to say that one is giving someone special treatment, "just for you!", "just because it's you!", "especially for you!"
6279	施	sī	to enforce
6280	施施然	sī sī yìhn	slow, slow-moving, cumbersome
6281	C眼	sī ngáahn	the anus, the arse hole
6282	思	sī	to think
6283	思春期	sī chēun kèih	1. the age of puberty for boys and girls2. the age when young people become sexually active
6284	思思縮縮	sī sī sūk sūk	timid, shy, shy and awkward
6285	思縮	sī sūk	timid, shy, shy and awkward
6286	屎	sí	1. excrement2. shit3. bad, inferior, of low quality
6287	屎餅	sí béng	(shit biscuit)a way of describing the way someone looks has been beaten up
6288	屎波	sí bō	bad skill, a poor attempt (football, snooker, etc)
6289	屎蟲	sí chùhng	(shit bug)a generic insult, a "dirty insect"
6290	屎斗	sí dáu	inferior, of poor quality
6291	屎忽	sí fāt	1. the buttocks, the behind, the "ass"2. an idiot, someoen who is a nuisance, a "pest"
6292	屎忽花	sí fāt fāa	the buttocks, the behind, the "ass"
6293	屎忽鬼	sí fāt gwái	(asshole ghost)1. an vulgar insult for a man, an "asshole"2. a gay man (derogatory)
6294	屎窟鬼	sí fāt gwái	(asshole ghost)1. an vulgar insult for a man, an "asshole"2. a gay man (derogatory)
6295	屎忽痕	sí fāt hàhn	(ass itching)used to imply that someone is in the way, not being useful, messing around, etc. "nothing to do, eh?".
6296	屎忽撞棍	sí fāt johng gwan	to be lucky, to achieve something by luck (rather than skill)
6297	屎忽佬	sí fāt lóu	(asshole bloke)a vulgar term for a man, an "asshole"
6298	屎忽窿	sí fāt lūng	the asshole
6299	屎款	sí fún	bad looking, ugly looking (appearance, clothes, etc.)
6300	屎計	sí gái	a bad plan, a poor strategy or scheme
6301	屎坑	sí hāang	a toilet
6302	屎坑公賣草紙	sí hāang gūng maaih chóu jí	toilet attendant selling toilet paper→問心 [mahn sām] trustworthy■to be trustworthy, to need to be honest, often used as an instruction or warning
6303	屎坑關刀	sí hāang gwāan dōu	toilet pipe chopper→聞又唔得舞又唔得 [màhn yauh m4 dāk móuh yauh m4 dāk] can't be smelled or danced with ■someone with no talent (since 聞 màhn puns with 文 màhn "learning", and 舞 móuh "to dance" puns with 武 móuh "martial arts", so that the person is described as lacking both intellectual and physical skills).
6304	屎坑橋	sí hāang kíu	a low scheme or trick
6305	屎開	sí hōi	used to indicate contempt, or to tell someone to leave, "piss off!".
6306	屎橋	sí kíu	1. a low scheme or trick2. a useless scheme
6307	屎眼	sí ngáahn	the anus, the arse-hole
6308	屎眼藏毒	sí ngáahn chòhng duhk	hiding drugs in the anus
6309	屎屎忽忽	sí sí fāt fāt	annoying, stupid, a "pain" (e.g. behaviour, people)
6310	屎皮	sí pèih	weak, poor, bad
6311	屎塌蓋	sí taap goi	(shit house lid)a mop-top hairstyle, as worn by the early Beatles
6312	屎樣	sí yéung	an vulgar insult, "shit face".
6313	試	si	to try
6314	試鐘	si jūng	to learn the trade of a prostitute, to get "broken in" as a prostitute
6315	市	síh	a market
6316	市膾	síh kúi	money-grubbing, materialistic, greedy
6317	市牢	síh lòuh	(market prison)a prison in the urban area in Macau
6318	是	sih	1. to be2. yes3. right
6319	是非	sih fēi	(right wrong)gossip, informal conversation
6320	是非啄	sih fēi dēung	a gossip person
6321	是非根	sih fēi gān	(right wrong root)the penis
6322	是非鬼	sih fēi gwái	a gossip person
6323	是狗彈彈	sih gáu daahn daahn	Ok, fine, whatever
6324	鼓椒少魷	sih jīu cháau yáu	(to fry squid with soybean and pepper)to dismiss an employee
6325	士啤	sih bē	(<spare)spare parts
6326	士啤呔	sih bē tāai	(<spare tyre)a large stomach, a big belly
6327	士多啤梨	sih dō bē léi	1. strawberry2. a taxi stand in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (taxi driver jargon)
6328	事	sih	a matter
6329	事但	sih daahn	as you please, whatever you like,, whatever you think is best
6330	事旦	sih daahn	as you please, whatever you like,, whatever you think is best
6331	是但	sih daahn	as you please, whatever you like,, whatever you think is best
6332	是旦	sih daahn	as you please, whatever you like,, whatever you think is best
6333	事急馬行田	sih gāp máah hàahng tìhn	(in a crisis a horse can move in the field)to be flexible, to adapt to circumstances in an emergency (a reference to the rules of Chinese chess).
6334	事九旦旦	sih gáu daahn daahn	Ok, fine, whatever
6335	是九旦旦	sih gáu daahn daahn	Ok, fine, whatever
6336	事頭	sih táu	an employer, the owner (of a business, a shop)
6337	事頭婆	sih táu pòh	1. the female owner of a business, a shop, the female boss2. the wife of the owner (of a business, a shop)3. Queen Elizabeth
6338	食	sihk	1. to eat2. to have sex with3. to take over, to devour (territory)4. to deal with, to defeat5. to get, to receive something negative (e.g. parking ticket, formal complaint, rejection)
6339	食霸王飯	sihk baa wòhng faahn	1. to eat in a restaurant and leave without paying3. to use a service without paying, e.g. a visit to a prostitute
6340	食白果	sihk baahk gwó	(to eat gingko)1. to get a zero result2. to fail a score (e.g. football)3. to get no business, e.g. taxi drivers, shops
6341	食飽飯冇屎痾	sihk báau faahn móuh sí ō	(to eat one's fill of rice but have nothing to shit)to make a fuss about nothing
6342	食北姑	sihk bāk gū	(to eat northern woman)to have sex with prostitutes from mainland China
6343	食塵	sihk chàhn	(to eat dust)to be left behind (in a race)
6344	食七咁食	sihk chāt gám sihk	to eat a large meal, to eat greedily, to "stuff oneself" (a reference to a Chinese funeral custom involving a seven-dish banquet after the funeral service following seven days of mourning).
6345	食錯藥	sihk cho yeuhk	(to take the wrong medicine)crazy
6346	食草	sihk chóu	(to eat grass)to smoke cannabis
6347	食大煙	sihk daaih yīn	(to eat big smoke)to smoke opium
6348	食得咸魚抵得渴	sihk dāk hàahm yùh dái dāk hot	(if eating salted fish one must put up with the thirst)to have to put up with the consequences of one's actions or stupidity
6349	食得唔好嘥	sihk dāk m4 hóu sāai	(don't waste what can be eaten)one should not waste anything that is edible or usable
6350	食得禾米多	sihk dāk wòh máih dō	to have done many evil or immoral things
6351	食豆腐	sihk dauh fuh	to sweet-talk a woman, to chat-up a woman
6352	食到盡	sihk douh jeuhn	to take maximal advantage of a situation
6353	食風	sihk fūng	(to eat wind)to have nothing to eat
6354	食價	sihk gaa	a middle man who exploits his position between the buyer and the seller to make an extra profit, to skim profits from a deal without the buyer and seller realising
6355	食夾棍	sihk gaap gwan	1. to make an extra percentage out of a deal for which one is acting as middleman2. to double-cross, especially both sides of a deal3. to trick
6356	食古不化	sihk gú bāt faa	to be stubborn, to be inflexible
6357	食穀種	sihk gūk júng	to have to live on one's savings, to have little or no income
6358	食過返尋味	sihk gwo fāan chàhm meih	(having tried something good once one will eat it again)to come back for more, to repeat a good experience
6359	食過夜粥	sihk gwo yèh jūk	(to have eaten late congee)to have learned martial arts before
6360	食香腸	sihk hēung chéung	(to eat sausage)to perform fellatio
6361	食詐糊	sihk jaa wú	(to eat the wrong porridge)1. to mistakenly call out a winning hand in mahjong2. to mistakenly announce good news, e.g. a pregnancy
6362	食齋	sihk jāai	1. to be vegetarian3. to be celibate, to go without sex
6363	食自己	sihk jih géi	(to eat oneself)1. to fend for oneself, to look after oneself (since no one else will)2. a vulgar way of expressing contempt or telling someone to leave, "piss off", "go screw yourself!"
6364	食蕉	sihk jīu	(to eat banana)1. to engage in fellatio2. a vulgar way of expressing contempt or hostility, "screw you!", "suck my dick!"
6365	食咗火藥	sihk jó fó yeuhk	to be livid with rage, to be furious
6366	食咗屎	sihk jó sí	(have eaten shit)to have made a mistake
6367	食咗蒜頭	sihk jó syun tàuh	(eaten garlic)a braggard, a boastful person, a "loud-mouth!"
6368	食豬	sihk jyū	(to eat pig)to deflower a virgin
6369	食住上	sihk jyuh séuhng	to try to go a step further, to take one's chance to make progress (in a negotiation, in a relationship)
6370	食住條水	sihk jyuh tìuh séui	to follow a trend, to move with the times
6371	食長糧	sihk chéung lèuhng	to retire, to get one's pension
6372	食蓮子羮	sihk lìhn jí gāng	(to eat lotus soap)to killed by gunfire, to be fatally shot
6373	食檸檬	sihk lìhng mūng	to be rejected by a potential date, a dance-partner, etc.
6374	食鏍絲	sihk lòh sī	(to eat screw)to speak indistinctly, to mumble
6375	食貓麵	sihk māau mihn	(to eat cat noodles)to be cursed, to be told off, to be scolded
6376	食尾糊	sihk méih wú	(to eat the last porridge)to win the last game of a series (mahjong)
6377	食檬檬	sihk mūng mūng	to eat (mother-child language)
6378	食mon mon	sihk mūng mūng	to eat (mother-child language)
6379	食mum mum	sihk mūm mūm	to eat (mother-child language)
6380	食硬	sihk ngaahng	1. a sure win2. to kill, to defeat utterly
6381	食牛肉乾	sihk ngàuh yuhk gōn	(to eat dried beef)to get a parking ticket
6382	食port	sihk pōt	to be the subject of a complaint, to be complained against
6383	食三齊	sihk sāam luhk	(to eat three six)to eat dog meat
6384	食生菜	sihk sāang choi	(to eat lettuce)a simple task, something easy to do, "easy as pie".
6385	食西北風	sihk sāi bāk fūng	(to eat west north wind)to have no income
6386	食塞米	sihk sāk máih	to be useless
6387	食死貓	sihk séi māau	(to eat a dead cat)1. to take the blame for something one has not done2. to be a scapegoat, to "carry the can"
6388	食四方飯	sihk sei fōng faahn	to make a living from a number of sources, to have several different ways of making money
6389	食水幾深	sihk séui géi sām	to charge excessively, to have high fees
6390	食水深	sihk séui sām	to charge excessively, to have high fees
6391	食屎	sihk sí	a vulgar way of expressing hostility, strong irritation, "piss off!"
6392	食屎大	sihk sí daaih	(to grow up on shit)a way of insulting someone for being stupid, "you don't know shit", "shit for brains!"
6393	食屎狗	sihk sí gáu	(eat shit dog)a person worthy of contempt, a "shit-eater", a "shit-head", a "bastard"
6394	食屎痾飯	sihk sí ō faahn	(to eat shit and shit out rice)a way of insulting someone as abnormal or stupid
6395	食屎食懵咗	sihk sí sihk múng jó	(to have eaten shit and eaten oneself stupid)to be very stupid, to "have shit for brains"
6396	食宵夜	sihk sīu yé	to eat a late supper
6397	食雪糕	sihk syut gōu	1. to eat ice-cream2. to fellate, to perform fellatio
6398	食撻	sihk tāat	1. to eat tart2. to perform cunnilingus
6399	食tea	sihk tī	to have tea, to have a tea break, to go for a snack
6400	食拖鞋飯	sihk tō háai faahn	(to eat foot wearning slippers)used to describe a man who is supported by a woman, i.e. he can keep his slippers on, because he doesn't have to work.
6401	食陀地	sihk tòh déi	to have sex with local prostitutes
6402	食糖水	sihk tòhng séui1. to have dessert2. to go to a short-time hotel for sex, to have sex with a prostitute in a short-time hotel, e.g. in Kowloon Tong
6403	食糖	sihk tóng	1. to eat candy2. to take drugs, to take pills
6404	食皇家飯	sihk wòhng gāa faahn	(to eat royal rice)to go to prison, to be in prison
6405	食枉米	sihk wóng máih	to have no talent, to be useless
6406	食糊	sihk wú	(to eat porridge)1. to call out a winning hand in mahjong2. to win a game of mahjong2. to win
6407	食碗面反碗底	sihk wún mín fáan wún dái	to betray one's employer or boss
6408	食人隻車	sihk yàhn jek gēui	(to have eaten someone's cart)to exploit or expropriate the belongings of others
6409	食人唔lur骨	sihk yàhn m4 lēu gwāt	(to eat someone and not spit out the bones)to be ruthless in greed
6410	食洋腸	sihk yéuhng chéung	(to eat Western sausage)to go out with a Western man (said of a Chinese girl)
6411	食鹽多過你食米	sihk yìhm dō gwo néih sihk máih	to be experienced, to have seen a lot of the world
6412	食鹽多過你食米，行橋多過你行路	sihk yìhm dō gwo néih sihk máih, hàahng kìuh dō gwo néih hàahng louh	to be experienced, to have seen a lot of the world
6413	食軟飯	sihk yúhn faahn	(to eat soft rice)a situation where a man is supported financially by a woman
6414	鱔	síhn	an eel
6415	乘	sìhng	to travel by
6416	乘機搏懵	sìhng gēi bok múng	(take advantage risk muddle-head)to exploit an unusual situation by doing something not normally permitted or not accepable
6417	盛	sihng	1. prosperous2. used to indicate a further series of events not specified, "and so on", "etcetera"
6418	蝕	siht	1. to lose (money)2. to erode3. to eclipse
6419	蝕綽	siht cheuk	1. to lose2. to be cheated
6420	蝕底	siht dái	(to lose out)1. to miss out on a chance, to lose out on an opportunity, to not get one's fair share2. to lose one's virginity
6421	蝕水	siht séui	to lose money
6422	識	sīk	to know
6423	識趣	sīk chui	to know what is best to do
6424	識do	sīk dū	to know what is best to do, to know the right way to proceed
6425	識貨	sīk fo	(to know the goods)to have good taste, to know how to choose, to have a good eye for something
6426	識做	sīk jouh	1. to know what is best to do2. to need no further instructions
6427	識撈	sīk lōu	1. to know how to make money2. to know what is best to do
6428	識...老鼠	sīk...lóuh syú	to know not know someone, to now recognise someone as having authority or status●我識你老鼠 [ngóh sīk néih lóuh syú] I've never heard of you.
6429	識少少，扮代表	sīk síu síu, baahn doih bíu	(to know a little but pretend to be a representative)used to criticise someone who is aggressively assertive but does not know what they are talking about
6430	識飲識食	sīk yám sík sihk	(to know how to drink and how to eat)to enjoy life to the full, to enjoy the pleasures of life
6431	骰	sīk	a dice
6432	骰仔	sīk jái	a dice2. a short person, a "short-arse"
6433	色	sīk	colour
6434	色中餓鬼	sīk jūng ngoh gwái	(sex hungry ghost)a sex maniac, a sexual pervert
6435	色狼	sīk lòhng	(sex wolf)a sex maniac, a sexual pervert
6436	色魔	sīk mō	(sex devil)1. a sex maniac, a sexual pervert2. a rapist
6437	閃	sím	1. to flash2. to leave in a hurry, to flee, to "clear out", to "run for it"
6438	閃閃縮縮	sím sím sūk sūk	furtive, sneaky
6439	先使未來錢	sīn sái meih lòih chìhn	(to spend future money in advance)to spend money one has not yet earned (e.g. by heavy use of one's credit cards)
6440	仙	sīn	cent
6441	仙都唔仙	sīn dōu m4 sīn	(not even have a cent)to be very poor
6442	跣	sin	1. to cause trouble, to make difficulties2. to trap, to trick
6443	線眼	sin ngáahn	(thread eyes)a police informer
6444	線人	sin yàhn	(thread person)1. an informer, i.e. someone who gives secret information for money2. a police informer
6445	星	sīng	a star
6446	星君仔	sīng gwān jái	(star young gentleman)a mischievous, playful child
6447	醒	síng	1. awake2. to give, to present, to let (someone) have (guidance, money, a blow)
6448	醒定	síng dihng	clever, smart
6449	醒目	síng muhk	smart, sharp, alert
6450	醒目仔	síng muhk jái	a clever boy or man, or "smart kid", a "smart guy"
6451	醒你	síng néih	equivalent to "just for you!"; "just because it's you!"; "especially for you!"
6452	醒爬	síng pàah	clever, "smart"
6453	醒扒	síng pàah	clever, "smart"
6454	醒神	síng sàhn	to have one's attention attracted (to something good), to perk up, to brighten up
6455	醒水	síng séui	clever, smart
6456	醒醒定定	síng síng dihng dihng	do the right thing!; do the clever thing!
6457	醒少少	síng síu síu	used to tell someone to be more careful, or to pay more attention
6458	醒胃	síng waih	appetising, inviting (food)
6459	姓	sing	a surname
6460	姓交	sing gāau	(surname intercourse)of way of describing someone as a sex manniac, "his name is sex" (since 姓交 [sing gāau] "surname intercourse" puns with 性交 [sing gāau] "sexual intercourse").
6461	性交	sing gāau	sexual intercourse
6462	姓賴	sing laaih	to avoid responsibility, to deny one's guilt
6463	聖	sing	sacred
6464	聖人	sing yàhn	1. holy person2. a person who believes that they are better than others, a person with a "holier-than-thou" attitude.
6465	勝	sing	to win
6466	勝哥	sing gō	a term of address for a stranger in a casino
6467	攝青鬼	sip chēng gwái	someone who acts in a secretive manner
6468	攝高枕頭	sip gōu jám tàuh	(to raise one's pillow by putting something underneath)to think really hard, to think through something carefully
6469	攝灶罅	sip jou laa	(to wedge the kitchen gap)to have missed the chance to get married, a woman who is "left on the shelf".
6470	攝牙罅	sip ngáah laa	1. not enough to eat, food of bad quality2. humble food (used by the host)
6471	攝石人	sip sehk yàhn	someone who tries to hog the limelight, to capture the attention of the media, etc.
6472	攝位	sip wái	1. to achieve someting by underhand or unpleasant means (e.g. by flattery, intrigue, etc.)2. to be pushy, to be self-promoting
6473	簫	sīu	a flute
6474	瀟	sīu	the roar of the wind
6475	瀟湘	sīu sēung	slim, slender (of figure)
6476	宵夜	sīu yé	a late supper, a snack or a meal taken late in the evening or very early in the morning
6477	燒到...嗰疊	sīu dou... gó daahp	to drag someone into a matter
6478	燒到我嗰疊	sīu dou ngóh gó daahp	You want to drag me in?!
6479	燒香	sīu hēung	to burn joss sticks
6480	燒冷灶	sīu láahng jou	(to warm a cold stove)to support someone who has fallen from power, to work on behalf of someone who has lost power or status in the hope that they will regain their former position.
6481	燒你收簿	sīu néih sou bóu	(burn your ledger)an indirect phrase expressing hostility or mock-hostility (punning variant of 屌你老母 [díu néih lóuh mói]).
6482	燒台炮	sīu tòih paau	(to fire a canon)to lose one's temper in a violent manner, to bang the table in a rage
6483	燒黃紙	sīu wòhng jí	(burning the yellow paper)1. a ceremony used for affirming ties of brotherhood or other contractual agreements or oaths2. a stage in the triad initiation ceremony in which the yellow paper or yellow gauze is burnt and a portion of the ashes used to make ritual wine
6484	小	síu	1. little2. to have sex with, a euphemism for 屌 díu
6485	小白臉	síu baahk líhm	(little white face)a good-looking man who lives off the earnings of a woman
6486	小超	síu chīu	(little superman)the first son of Hong Kong business tycoon, 李澤鉅 Victor Li
6487	小財唔出，大財唔入	síu chòih m4 chēut, daaih chòih m4 yahp	1. if you want to earn big money, you have to invest somethiing first2. if you want to achieve something big, you have to make a sacrifice
6488	小弟	síu daih	1. younger brother2. the penis
6489	小家	síu gāa	mean-spirited
6490	小家器	síu gāa hei	mean-spirited
6491	小家種	síu gāa júng	a miserly person
6492	小鳩	síu gāu	to blame; to screw, to mess with someone, a euphemism for 屌鳩 díu gāu
6493	小鬼頭	síu gwái tàuh	an irritating young person, a naughty kid, a "pest"
6494	小器	síu hei	mean-spirited
6495	小氣	síu hei	mean-spirited
6496	小學雞	síu hohhk gāi	(primary school chicken)a school-boy or girl, a pupil in primary school
6497	小姐	síu jé	1. miss2. a bar-girl, a nightclub hostess
6498	小強	síu kèuhng	a cockroach (a term popularised by the comic actor Stephen Chau)
6499	小喇叭	síu laa bāa	a variant of an obscene insult 屌哪媽 díu laa māa, "fuck your mother!".
6500	小你	síu néih	a variant of an obscene insult 屌你 díu néih, "fuck you!"
6501	小你屎忽	síu néih sí fāt	(fuck you arse)to blame, to "screw" someone by putting the blame on them
6502	小心駛得萬年船	síu sām sái dāk maahn nìhn syūhn	(by being careful, one can steer a boat for ten thousand years)an advice to someone that if they are careful, they will be safe.
6503	小小超	síu síu chīu	(little little superman)the second son of Hong Kong busienss tycoon, 李澤楷 Richard Li.
6504	小數怕長計	síu sou paa chèuhng gai	(small amounts fear long term calculation)carelessness with small amounts leads to big money problems in the long term
6505	小人	síu yàhn	(little person)a treacherous person
6506	小兒科	síu yìh fō	unimportant or trivial things or matters
6507	少	síu	less
6508	少個崩都唔得	síu go bāng dōu m4 dāk	a statement used in bargaining, "I won't take one cent less".
6509	少林寺	síu làhm jí	1. Shoallin Temple2. the South China Athletic Association football team
6510	少條毛	síu tìuh mòuh	(with one hair fewer)harmed or hurt in any way at all
6511	笑	siu	to smile
6512	笑爆咀	siu baau jéui	to laugh loudly, to split one's sides with laughter
6513	笑大人個口	siu daaih yàhn go háu	(to make people laugh with their mouth wide-open)very embarrassing; ridiculous in the eyes of others
6514	笑到轆地	siu dou lūk déi	(to roll on the floor laughing)to burst out laughing, to split one's sides laughing
6515	笑哈哈	siu hāa hāa	(laugh ha ha)to laugh loudly
6516	笑口噬噬	siu háu sàih sàih	to grin, to keep grinning
6517	笑騎騎	siu kèh kèh	to laugh, to giggle, to chuckle
6518	笑笑口	siu siu háu	joking, not serious, not meant seriously, in jest
6519	笑淫淫	siu yàhm yàhm	to smile in an unpleasant way, to grin lecherously, to leer
6520	笑吟吟	siu yàhm yàhm	to smile in an unpleasant way, to grin lecherously, to leer
6521	笑盈盈	siu yíhng yíhng	to smile broadly
6522	SOSO	sōu sòuh	(<social)being friendly, chatting, being social
6523	疏	sō	sparse
6524	疏乎	sō fùh	1. comfortable2. relax3. enjoy life4. sexually satisfying
6525	疏爽	sō sóng	1. generous (money)2. liberal, open-minded
6526	梳	sō	to comb
6527	梳起	sō héi	a woman who is determined not to get married
6528	鎖	só	1. a lock2. to lock
6529	鎖匙佬	só sìh lóu	(a lock key man)1. a locksmith2. a prison guard
6530	傻	sòh	silly, foolish, stupid
6531	傻更	sòh gāang	1. stupid2. a fool
6532	傻更更	sòh gāang gāang	1. stupid2. a fool
6533	傻gap	sòh gēp	a vulgar term for a stupid woman, "silly cunt"
6534	傻瓜	sòh gwáa	a term to express irritation or affectionate mock-irritation, a "silly fool".
6535	傻閪	sòh hāi	(stupid cunt)a vulgar term of abuse for a woman, "stupid cunt"
6536	傻仔	sòh jái	a silly boy, a fool
6537	傻豬	sòh jyū	a term to express affectionate mock-irritation, a "silly fool"
6538	傻佬	sòh lóu	a fool, a foolish man
6539	傻妹	sòh mūi	a silly girl
6540	傻女	sòh néui	a silly girl
6541	傻婆	sòh pó	a stupid woman
6542	傻傻更更	sòh sòh gāang gāang	stupid, foolish
6543	傻人	sòh yàhn	a fool, a silly person
6544	傻人有傻福	sòh yàhn yáuh sòh fūk	(a silly person has silly luck)the naive or the foolish are often lucky.
6545	嗦嗦聲	sòhk sók sēng	very quickly, very fast
6546	索	sok	1. to sniff2. very attractive, sexy (typically, but not exclusively used by men talking of women)3. to touch a woman in a sexual way4. to win at gambling
6547	索鼻	sok beih	very attractive, sexy (typically, but not exclusively used by men talking of women)
6548	索氣	sok hei	to be short of breath
6549	索油	sok yàuh	(to sniff oil)a lecherous men, a man who puts his hands where he shouldn't, a "groper".
6550	Short	sōt	retarded, slow-witted, stupid, crazy
6551	Short 總掣	sōt júng jai	retarded, slow-witted, stupid, crazy
6552	爽	sóng	1. to feel great, to feel high2. great, terrific
6553	爽口	sóng háu	1. fresh, tasty (food)2. attractive (said of a woman)
6554	爽手	sóng sáu	quick, quickly
6555	喪	song	1. to lose2. to die3. insane, crazy4. stupid
6556	騷	sōu	(<show)1. a show; a performance2. to perform, to show3. to respond positively; to respond to a request4. to respond to someone who has initiated a conversation for romantic or sexual motives (e.g. in a bar), to be receptive to being "picked up", to allow oneself to be "chatted up"
6557	騷Quali	sōu kō lí	1. to reveal one's ability2. to show how well one can perform (in a fight, a contest, a competition, a performance)3. to reveal one's power and status (e.g. by calling for back up in a confrontation)
6558	騷料	sōu líu	(<show material)1. a challenge before a contest or a fight, "come on! show me what you're made of!"2. to show how tough one is, how one can stand up for oneself, etc.
6559	蘇	sōu	to revive
6560	蘇蝦	sōu hāa	a baby, a young infant
6561	蘇蝦仔	sōu hāa jái	a baby, a young infant
6562	蘇州屎	sōu jāu sí	(Soochow shit)problems left behind for someone else to deal with
6563	蘇州過後冇艇搭	sōu jāu gwo hauh móuh téhng daap	(after Suzhou, there will be no more boats)advice that someone is being offered the last chance to do something.
6564	數	sóu	counting [sou]1. number2. an amount of money3. a debt
6565	數臭	sóu chau	(to count shame)to scold, to "tell off"
6566	數口	sou háu	(number mouth))1. quick with figures, clever with numbers2. a hard bargainer, someone who drives a hard bargain
6567	數佬	sou lóu	loan-sharking
6568	數尾	sou méih	the remainder of a loan that still needs to be paid off
6569	數還數，路還路	sou wàahn sou, louh wàahn louh	(a sum of money is one thing and our path is another)one should pay one's debts in a proper manner regardless of one's relationship with the borrower
6570	掃	sou	1. to sweep2. to raid, to disrupt, to attack, to do a series of raids, to "do a sweep"
6571	掃把	sou báa	1. to sweep with a broom2. to force someone to leave3. to evict someone4. a supervisor (e.g. in an office, an academic supervisor, etc.)
6572	掃把星	sou báa sīng	(broom star)a person who always brings in ill fortune
6573	掃把頭	sou báa tàuh	(broom head)a person with unruly hair
6574	掃場	sou chèuhng	to disrupt a business by force, to smash up a shop, a video game centre, a nightclub, etc.; to raid a building, club, etc.
6575	掃興	sou hing	to be a spoilsport, to ruin an occasion
6576	掃硬	sou ngaahng	(to sweep with force)to wipe out, to eliminate an enemy
6577	掃黃	sou wòhng	(to sweep the yellow)to clamp down on the vice-trade, to crackdown on prostitution and/or pronography, to raid message parlours, saunas, and other premises suspected of offering illegal sexual services.
6578	熟	suhk	cooked
6579	熟檔	suhk dong	nto know a lot about a business
6580	熟架步	suhk gaa bouh	to know one's way around; to know what one is doing
6581	熟口面	suhk háu mihn	familiar, a familiar face (e.g. said of someone when one recognises them but can't immediately recall who they are)
6582	熟口熟面	suhk háu suhk mihn	familiar, a familiar face
6583	熟行	suhk hòhng	well acquainted with a task or trade
6584	熟落	suhk lohk	very familiar with, well acquainted with
6585	熟面口	suhk mihn háu	familiar (said of someone when one recognises them but can't immediately recall who they are)
6586	熟片	suhk pín	(cooked film)a finished film (film industry jargon)
6587	熟手	suhk sáu	adept at a particular task or trade
6588	熟性	suhk sing	to be sensible, to be level-headed
6589	縮	sūk	1. to shrink2. to withdraw from an agreement, to back out from a deal or from a challenge
6590	縮番條槓	sūk fāan tìuh gong	to back out of an agreement, to go back on one's word; to withdraw from a challenge, to "chicken out"
6591	縮骨	sūk gwāt	(to shrink bone)1. someone who avoids responsibility, who refuses to do their share of the work, a "shirker"2. untrustworthy, unreliable, "tricky"3. treacherous
6592	縮開	sūk hōi	an impolite instruction for someone to leave, "get lost!".
6593	縮開你條撚	sūk hōi néih tìuh lán	a vulgar and hostile instruction for someone to leave, "get the fuck out of here!".
6594	縮撚開	sūk lán hōi	a vulgar and hostile insturction for someone to leave, "get the fuck out of here!".
6595	縮皮	sūk péi	to cut back expenses, to reduce overheads, to reduce benefits (business)
6596	縮沙	sūk sāa	to withdraw (from an agreement), to back out
6597	縮水	sūk séui	(to shrink water)1. to shrink (clothing)2. to reduce one's costs
6598	縮數	sūk sou	to cut back expenses
6599	縮頭龜	sūk tàuh gwāi	(withdrawing head tortoise)a coward
6600	縮頭烏龜	sūk tàuh wū gwāi	(withdrawing head tortoise)a coward
6601	叔	sūk	an uncle
6602	叔父	sūk fuh	uncle [sūk fú] the senior members of a triad society, the elders
6603	宿	sūk	to reside
6604	宿舍	sūk se/séh	residential hall
6605	鬆	sūng	1. to loosen2. to escape, to get away
6606	鬆骨	sūng gwāt	to message
6607	鬆尾鬆翼	sūng mòuh sūng yihk	(loose hair lose wing)someone who thinks they are very capable but who is still inexperienced and immature
6608	鬆人	sūng yàhn	to escape, to get away
6609	送	sung	to send
6610	送俾我都唔吼啦	sung béi ngóh dóu m4 hāu lāa	equivalent to "even if you gave it to me for free, I would not want it".
6611	送佛送到西	sung faht sung dou sāi	(to accompany Buddha all the way to the west)to be willing to help someone for as long as help is needed, to give an open-ended commitment to someone to help them
6612	送入鬼門關	sung yahp gwái mùhn gwāan	(to escort through the gate of the spirit world)to kill someone, to cause someone's death
6613	送羊入虎口	sung yèuhng yahp fú háu	(to escort a lamb to the tiger's mouth)a lamb to the slaughter
6614	書	syū	a book
6615	書蟲	syū chùhng	a studious person, a "book worm"
6616	輸到褲穿窿	syū dou fu chyūn lūng	to lost all one's money
6617	輸到揸兜	syū dou jāa dāu	(to lose and become a beggar)to lose all one's money
6618	輸乾輸淨	syū gōn syū jehng	to lose everything, to be "cleaned out" (in gambling)
6619	輸咗成條街	syū jó sìhng tìuh gāai	(to lose by street)to lose by a large margin, to lose "by a mile".
6620	輸面	syū mín	(to lose face)to lose face
6621	輸蝕	syū siht	to be at a disadvantage, to miss out
6622	鼠	syú	1. a mouse2. to creep away, to slip out, to leave stealthily
6623	鼠摸	syú mō	(mouse touch)a small-time thief; a burglar
6624	薯	syùh	1. a potato2. stupid
6625	薯仔	syùh jái	1. a potato2. a fool
6626	薯嘜	syùh māk	stupid
6627	薯頭	syùh tàuh	(potato head and potato brain)stupid looking, stupid
6628	樹	syuh	a tree
6629	樹大有枯枝	syuh daaih yáuh fū jī	(a big tree has some dead branches)there are good and bad people in every group
6630	船	syùhn	a ship
6631	船到橋頭自然直	syùhn dou kìuh tàuh jih yìhn jihk	(when the ship reaches the bridge it will straighten on its own)to take things as they come, to accept fate, to have a relaxed attitude
6632	船頭尺	syùhn tàuh chek	(plumb line on a ship)someone who is always asking others for money (since the normal slang term is 度水 dohk séui which can mean "to borrow money" or "to measure water").
6633	船頭驚鬼，船尾驚賊	syùhn tàuh gēng gwái, syùhn méih gēng chaahk	(to fear a ghost at the bow and a robber at the stern)to be too cowardly to make a firm decision.
6634	孫	syūn	a grandson
6635	損	syún	to injure
6636	損手	syún sáu	injured, damaged, harmed
6637	損手爛腳	syún sáu laahn geuk	(injured arm broken leg)injured, damaged, harmed
6638	算	syun	to calculate
6639	算帳	syun jeung	to make peace, to settle accounts, to make up
6640	算啦	syun lāa	used to conciliate, to urge acceptance of a bad situation, or to bring a situation to an end, "forget it!; "never mind!"; "that's enough for now!".
6641	算你好彩	syun néih hóu chói	used at the end of a confrontation, when for example the stronger party lets the weaker go , or the stronger party is unable to carry out a threat because of a unforeseen factor, e.g. the arrival of the police, "count yourself lucky this time!".
6642	算死草	syun séi chóu	(to count dead grass)a miserly person
6643	算數	syun sou	used to say that a matter or a problem can be forgotten, that two parties are "quits"; "forget about it".
6644	雪	syut	snow
6645	雪藏	syut chòhng	1. to refrigerate2. to be kept out of the public gaze, to not be permitted to give interviews to the media (used of television or film stars who are controlled by their studio or manager).
6646	雪茄	syut gāa	1. cigar2. a penis, a large penis
6647	雪糕佬	syut gōu lóu	1. ice-cream man2. a member of the Independent Commission against Corruption, the ICAC
6648	他條	tāa tìuh	1. to lead an undemanding life2. to be relaxed, to be free from pressure
6649	淡水	táahm séui	1. fresh water2. local
6650	太公	taai gūng	the great grandfather
6651	太公分豬肉	taai gūng fān jyū yuhk	(male clan leader divides pork)1. a distribution of money or goods where everybody gets an equal share2. an award ceremony where every one gets a prize
6652	太空人	taai hūng yàhn	1. astronaut2. a husband working in Hong Kong to support his wife or family living abroad to gain residency rights there.
6653	太子黨	taai jí dóng	(faction of the pricelings)the children of senior mainland Chinese officials who have made successful careers in business
6654	太子爺	taai jí yé	(prince master)1. the son of the boss, the spoilt son of a rich family2. idle young people with money to spend
6655	太歲頭上動土	taai seui táuh seuhng duhng tóu	(to move the earth near the village god)to provoke someone powerful
6656	太太	taai táai	1. Mrs2. a married woman, particularly a well-off woman with leisure to shop in expensive stores and buy designer clothes
6657	貪	tāam	greedy
6658	貪得意	tāam dāk yi	curious
6659	貪口𡙁	tāam háu sóng	to speak without thinking, to speak rashly or thoughtlessly
6660	貪字得個貧	tāam jih dāk go pàhn	(the written character for "greed" lead to that for "poverty")being greedy will lead one into poverty
6661	貪威識食	tāam wāi sīk sihk	someone who likes to be the centre of attention
6662	探	taam	to investigate
6663	探路	taam louh	to collect information
6664	探盤	taam pún	to sound out a deal, to make preliminary inquiries, to get a feel for a situation
6665	攤	tāan	a stall
6666	攤直	tāan jihk	to die
6667	攤牌	tāan páai	(to show one's card)to make a deal, to discuss a deal
6668	攤攤腰	tāan tāan yīu	beaten into the ground, totally exhausted, finished, completely defeated
6669	歎	taan	1. to enjoy2. to have a good life, to "live it up"
6670	嘆	taan	1. to enjoy2. to have a good life, to "live it up"
6671	嘆世界	taan sai gaai	to have a good life, to have a comfortable or luxurious existence, to "live it up"
6672	歎世界	taan sai gaai	to have a good life, to have a comfortable or luxurious existence, to "live it up"
6673	塔	taap	1. to lock, to lock up, to handcuff2. a lock3. a pagoda
6674	撻	tāat	1. to steal, to grab2. to provoke, to start trouble [daat] to lay out
6675	撻車	tāat chē	to start a car, to turn on the ignition
6676	撻Q	taat kīu	1. to miskick the ball (football)2. to miscue a shot (snooker)3. to have made a mistake
6677	撻沙	taat sāa	a slipper
6678	氹氹轉	tàhm tám jyun	1. a merry-go-round2. to be extremely busy, to be rushed off one's feet
6679	騰雞	tàhng gāi	(trembling chicken)nervous, agitated, afraid
6680	揗雞	tàhng gāi	(trembling chicken)nervous, agitated, afraid
6681	騰上騰落	tàhng séuhng tàhng lohk	to rush around, to be very bush, to be hard at work
6682	睇	tái	1. to look2. to look after, to care for, to support
6683	睇場	tái chèuhng	(to watch the premises)1. to provide security, protection for a business2. a bouncer for a nightclub, a brothel, etc.3. to work as a bouncer, as security (frequently a nightclub, video game parlour or other business will protected by a particular triad society which provides bouncers who work on the premises or who can be called in the event of trouble).
6684	睇穿	tái chyūn	(to see through)to see through someone's mask, to "see through" someone
6685	睇得化	tái dāk faa	1. to adopt a stance of indifference to the life's problems2. to accept calmly whatever comes along (as one gets old or as one has experienced enough of life)
6686	睇得開	tái dāk hōi	to take a relaxed view of, to look with tolerance on
6687	睇檔	tái dong	to look after a stall or a shop, to run a stand in the street or in a market
6688	睇化	tái faa	1. to adopt a stance of indifference to the life's problems2. to accept calmly whatever comes along (as one gets old or as one has experienced enough of life)
6689	睇過先	tái gwo sīn	to see what is going to happen before making a decision
6690	睇起	tái héi	to have a very opinion of someone
6691	睇開	tái hōi	to look with tolerance on something, to be tolerant of something
6692	睇準起筷	tái jéun héi faai	(to see accurately and raise one's chopsticks)to grasp a situation, to have an accurate understanding before acting
6693	睇在...份上	tái joih...fahn seuhng	to rely on, to count on
6694	睇住	tái jyuh	to keep an eye on, to watch over
6695	睇路	tái louh	(watch road)a warning or a threat, "watch out!", "be careful".
6696	睇唔過	tái m4 gwo	to not stand the sight of, to hate the sight of
6697	睇門口	tái mùhn háu	to prepare, to get ready
6698	睇爬	tái pàah	to be clever, to be "smart", to be careful (used in giving advice or warnings)
6699	睇扒	tái pàah	to be clever, to be "smart", to be careful (used in giving advice or warnings)
6700	睇死	tái séi	to look down on someone
6701	睇衰	tái sēui	to look down on someone
6702	睇水	tái séui	to act as a look-out, to stand watch, e.g. while a crime is being comitted
6703	睇相佬呃你十年八年	tái seung lói āak néih sahp nìhn baat nìhn	(a fortune teller can deceive you for ten or eight years)implying that while others can't be trusted, the speaker is trustworthy, "you can trust me!"
6704	睇小	tái síu	to look upon someone, to have no respect for someone
6705	睇餸食飯	tái sung sihk faahn	(to watch the dishes while eating rice)to be careful, to be cautious, to watch one's step
6706	睇餸食飯，睇燭喃嘸	tái sung sihk faahn, tái jūk nàahm mòh	(to watch the dishes while eating rice, watch the candle while saying prayers)to be carefule, to be cautious, to watch one's step
6707	睇頭	tái táu	1. gimmick2. to follow someone's lead, to follow someone's example
6708	睇頭睇尾	tái táu tái méih	to lend a hand, to offer help with the details of a big project, a party, a wedding, etc.
6709	睇肉	tái yuhk	(to watch flesh)to watch a sex show, puns with 體育 [tái yuhk] "sports"
6710	剃	tai	to shave
6711	剃眼眉	tai ngáahn méih	(to shave eye lashes)to attack someone's reputation, to blacken someone's name
6712	替	tai	to change
6713	替槍	tai chēung	(substitute gun)1. a person who takes on the name or the role of another in doing a task for the benefit of someone who is unable to do it well on their own (e.g. one student writing a paper for anther, a "ghost-writer" writing a newspaper column for a celebraity)2. a stand-in
6714	替死	tai séi	1. to stand in for someone, to take someone's place, to substitute for someone2. to sacrifice oneself for someone
6715	替死鬼	tai séi gwái	(dead ghost replacement)a scapegoat, a "fall-guy", a substitute victim
6716	提	tàih	to raise
6717	0氹	tam	1. to cajole someone2. to pacify someone who is angry
6718	氹	tam	1. to cajole someone2. to pacify someone who is angry
6719	0氹鬼食豆腐	tam gwái sihk dauh fuh	(to induce a ghost to eat bean curd)1. to lure someone into a trap, to deceive someone2. used to express scepticism or disbelief, "you're kidding me!"
6720	氹鬼食豆腐	tam gwái sihk dauh fuh	(to induce a ghost to eat bean curd)1. to lure someone into a trap, to deceive someone2. used to express scepticism or disbelief, "you're kidding me!"
6721	0氹死人	tam séi yàhn	to speak in a very charming manner, to have the ability to seduce or charm through language.
6722	氹死人	tam séi yàhn	to speak in a very charming manner, to have the ability to seduce or charm through language.
6723	吞	tān	to swallow
6724	吞槍	tān chēung	(to swallow a gun)to kill oneself with a gun, to commit suicide by shooting oneself in the mouth
6725	吞蛋	tān dáan	a zero score (sport, examination)
6726	吞噗	tān pōk	to be lazy at work, to waste time at work, to "goof off"
6727	吞pop	tān pōk	to be lazy at work, to waste time at work, to "goof off"
6728	吞雲吐霧	tān wàhn tou mouh	(to swallow clouds and to spit out mist)1. to smoke heavily2. to inhale drugs, to take drugs, especially heroin
6729	褪軚	tan táaih	to retreat from one's position when confronted by a change in circumstances
6730	偷	tāu	to steal
6731	偷呃拐騙	tāu āak gwáai pin	to steal, to cheat, to kidnap, and to swindle (used to characterise a hardened criminal)
6732	偷柴	tāu chàaih	(to steal firewood)an erection, to get an erection
6733	偷雞	tāu gāi	(to steal a chicken)1. to take a chance to avoid work2. to be lazy work3. to act in a secretive manner, e.g. when doing something illegal
6734	偷雞唔到蝕揸米	tāu gāi m4 dóu siht jāa máih	(can't steal the chicken, loses a handful of rice)to end up with nothing
6735	偷師	tāu sí	to learn s skill by observing
6736	偷食	tāu sihk	1. to take food surreptitiously2. to have sex outisde marriage3. to have a brief love affair, e.g. when one's spouse is away
6737	偷食唔抹嘴	tāu sihk m4 maat jéui	(not to wipe one's mouth after stealing a bite)to leave behind evidence of one's wrongdoing
6738	偷偷摸摸	tāu tāu mō mō/mó mó	to act stealthily, to be mysterious
6739	頭	tàuh	1. a head2. an area, a location
6740	頭啖湯	tàuh daahm tōng	(first mouthful soup)1. the first person to get into a profitable business2. the first attempt at something3. to have sex with a virgin
6741	頭大	tàuh daaih	(head big)to feel dizzy, to have a headache
6742	頭大冇腦	tàuh daaih móuh nóuh	(big head no brain)stupid, empty-headed
6743	頭嗒嗒	tàuh dāp dāp	(head dropping)1. depressed2. discouraged, apathetic, lethargic
6744	頭耷耷	tàuh dāp dāp	(head dropping)1. depressed2. discouraged, apathetic, lethargic
6745	頭耷耷，眼濕濕	tàuh dāp dāp, ngáahn sāp sāp	(head drooping, eyes wet)1. depressed, unhappy2. upset
6746	頭頂出煙	tàuh déng chēut yīn	(smoke coming from the head)to be furious, to be livid with rage
6747	頭痕	tàuh hàhn	(itchy head)having a difficult problem, thinking hard about a problem, "scraching one's head"
6748	頭馬	tàuh máah	a right-hand man, a top worker or assistant, a reliable worker or employee
6749	頭頭碰著黑	tàuh tàuh pung jeuhk hāk	(bumping into darkness on all sides)to be frustrated or disappointed in every endeavour
6750	頭頭碰着黑	tàuh tàuh pung jeuhk hāk	(bumping into darkness on all sides)to be frustrated or disappointed in every endeavour
6751	投	tàuh	to drop
6752	投胎	tàuh tōi	1. to be reincarnated2. to die, as used in expressions telling people leave, or threats
6753	艇	téhng	1. a small boat2. a taxi (taxi driver jargon)
6754	艇仔	téhng jái	1. a sampan2. a taxi (taxi driver jargon)3. a spoon (restaurant worker jargon)
6755	Taste	tēi sí	(<taste)taste, sense of style
6756	踢	tek	1. to kick2. to attack, to raid
6757	踢爆	tak baau	to disclose a secret, a plan, to "let the cat out of the bag"
6758	踢波	tek bō	1. to kick a ball2. to be absent from work, to fail to turn up for work, to skip work
6759	踢竇	tek dau	(to kick a nest)1. to turn up unexpectedly in order to catch somebody out (e.g. wife appearing at her husband's mistress's apartment)2. to raid a premises where criminals are hiding or where a criminal activity is taking place; a police raid on a gambling den, a brothel, etc
6760	踢腳	tek geuk	very bush
6761	踢晒腳	tek saai geuk	to be on one's own, to be isolated
6762	踢入會	tek yahp wúi	to recruit into a triad society
6763	聽	tēng/ting	to listen
6764	廳	tēng	1. a living or dining room2. a hall3. a nighclub (a short form of 舞廳 móuh tèng)
6765	廳長	tēng jéung	someone obliged to sleep in the living room (if there are not enough beds)
6766	推	tēui	1. to push2. to back someone's career, to help someone get promotion3. to put on bets
6767	推車	tēui chē	1. to push the cart2. a sexual position, the "doggy" position
6768	推牆	tēui chèuhng	1. to push against the wall2. to have sex up against the wall
6769	推三推四	tēui sāam tēui sei	to be reluctant to do something, to find reasons why one cannot do something, to stall
6770	推骰	tēui sīk	a guessing game played with dic, popular in Hong Kong bars
6771	甜	tìhm	sweet
6772	甜粥	tìhm jūk	1. sweet congee2. sweet red and green bean congee
6773	甜絲絲	tìhm sī sī	very sweet
6774	甜頭	tìhm táu	(sweet head)an inducement, gift or service offered to assist in the making of a deal, a "sweetener"
6775	甜曳曳	tìhm yàih yàih	very sweet
6776	甜耶耶	tìh yèh yèh	very sweet, over-sweet
6777	田	tìhn	a field
6778	填	tìhn	to fill in
6779	填鴨	tìhn áap	(to feed duck)spoon-feeding (e.g. style of education)
6780	填數	tìhn sou	1. to try and make money to pay back a debt2. to replace money that one has taken secretly
6781	填氹	tìhn táhm	1. to try and make money to pay back a debt2. to replace money that one has taken secretly3. to deal with a problem
6782	添食	tīm sihk	(extra food)1. to do something again2. to exploit a successful money-making formula (e.g. by making a sequel to a successful film)
6783	天	tīn	the sky
6784	天地線	tīn deih sin	(heaven earth strip)the belts of a police uniform, i.e. one around a waist joined to one across the chest (police jargon)
6785	天地堂	tīn deih tòhng	to have a class in the early morning and then to have to wait for the next class in the late afternoon (student slang)
6786	天跌落嚟當被冚	tīn dit lohk làih dong péih kám	(to let the collapsed sky be a quilt)to take it easy, to take a relaxed view of life
6787	天花龍鳯	tīn fāa lùhng fuhng	(sky, flower, dragon and phoenix)to bluff, to give a very idealistic picture
6788	天文台	tīn màhn tòih	1. weather observatory2. to look out3. to act as look out, to keep watch (e.g. at a crime scene)
6789	天拿水	tīn nàah séui	(liquid<thinner)paint thinner, inhaled by drug users
6790	天仙局	tīn sīn guhk	(heavenly fairy plot)a conspiracy between members of a gambling ring to rob an unsuspecting outsider, a gambling con or "sting".
6791	天堂	tīn tòhng	paradise
6792	天皇	tīn wòhng1. a star, a prominent personality in a particular field2. emperor
6793	天糊	tīn wú	to win a game of mahjong without needing to draw a tile, to be dealt a winning hand in mahjong
6794	聽仆街	ting pūk gāai	to get into trouble, to provoke trouble
6795	聽死	ting séi	to get into trouble, to provoke trouble
6796	貼	tip	to paste [tīp]to guess
6797	貼錢買難受	tip chín máaih laahn sauh	to pay money but get treated badly, to get bad service
6798	貼錯門神	tip cho mùhn sàhn	(to paste up the door gods wrongly)to become hostile, to turn aggressive and nasty (since the door gods are normally pasted up so that they face each other, put if put up wrongly they face away from each other).
6799	貼街招	tip gāai jīu	to let everyone know, to announce something to all the world
6800	貼佬	tip lóu	(extra bloke)to give money secretly to one's lover (said of a married woman)
6801	貼士	tip sí	(<tips)a tip, a hint
6802	貼堂	tip tòhng	to let everyone know, to announce something to all the world
6803	鐵	tit	iron
6804	鐵竇	tit dau	(iron nest)1. a vice or gambling den protected from police harassment by bribery or connections2. a secure location where criminals can gather or illegal activities can be carried out
6805	鐵飯碗	tit faahn wún	(iron rice bowl)a secure job, a job from which one is unlikely to be dismissed (especially a government job)
6806	鐵腳馬眼神仙肚	tit geuk máah ngáahn sàhn sīn tóuh	(iron legs, horses eys, fairy stomach)to have the required qualities for an investigative journalist, i.e. strong physical stamina, good powers of observation and the ability to go without regular food.
6807	鐵拐李打足球	tit gwáai léih dáa jūk kàuh	iron immortal plays football→一腳踼 [yāt geuk tek] one foot kicks■someone who gets things done on their own, someone who has managed everything without help (Tie Guai Li is one of the eight immortals and walks with an iron stick)
6808	鐵嘴雞	tit jéui gāi	(iron beak chicken)a person who is aggressive in arguements, a difficult opponent in an argument
6809	鐵蓮花	tit lìhn fāa	(iron lotus flower)a spiked ring, a ring with a spike for use as a weapon
6810	鐵馬	tit máah	(iron horse)a police motor bike, a police motor cyclist
6811	鐵面	tit mihn	(iron face)a judge, a magistrate
6812	鐵沙梨	tit sāa léi	iron pear→咬唔入 [ngáauh m4 yahp] can't bite in ■a stingy person
6813	挑	tīu	1. to select2. an exclamation expressing irritation or anger, "shit!" (a euphemistic form of 屌 díu)
6814	挑起把火	tīu héi báa fó	to arouse someone's anger
6815	挑起條癮	tīu héi tìuh yáhn	to arouse someone's desire
6816	挑那星	tīu naa sīng	a vulgar exclamation indicating strong annoyance, "shit!"
6817	挑那媽	tīu naah/náah māa	an exclamation expressing irritation or anger, "shit!".
6818	挑你鹵味	tīu néih lóuh méi	a vulgar expression indicating strong hostility, echoing the obscene exclamation 屌你老母 [díu néih lóuh móu] "fuck your mother"
6819	挑你老母	tīu néih lóuh móu	a vulgar expressing indicating strong hostility, echoing the obscene exclamation 屌你老母 [díu néih lóuh móu] "fuck your mother"
6820	挑你屎忽	tīu néih sí fāt	(up your ass)a vulgar expression indicating strong hostility, "up yours!"
6821	挑剔	tīu tīk	fussy, choosy
6822	挑通眼眉	tīu tūng ngáahn mèih	a quick-thinking and knowledgeable person
6823	跳	tiu	to jump
6824	跳槽	tiu chòuh	(to jump stable)to switch jobs
6825	跳灰	tiu fūi	to deal in drugs, to traffic in drugs (especially heroin)
6826	跳樓貨	tiu láu fo	to sell off at very low prices, to sell at "rock-bottom" prices
6827	條	tìuh	1. a classifier for fish, hair, etc.2. a classifier, used in slang for people
6828	條賓周	tìuh bān jāu	the penis
6829	條賓州	tìuh bān jāu	the penis
6830	條賓舟	tìuh bān jāu	the penis
6831	條賓週	tìuh bān jāu	the penis
6832	條菜	tìuh choi	a girl, a young woman, a girlfriend
6833	條氣唔順	tìuh hei m4 seuhn	to be aggrieved
6834	條仔	tìuh jái	a boy, a kid, a boyfriend
6835	條針	tìuh jām	an informer, a source (police usage)
6836	條蕉	tìuh jīu	1. banana2. the penis, "prick"
6837	條脷無毛	tìuh leih móuh mòuh	(tongue without hair)an indirect phrase expressing hostility or mock-hostility (punning variant of 屌你老母 díu néih lóuh móu)
6838	條麻甩佬	tìuh màah lāt lóu	a colloquial or disparaging expression for a man or a boyfriend, "block", "guy"
6839	條命	tìuh mehng	(life)used in riposte to a request or an order to do something
6840	條命凍過水	tìuh mehng dung gwo séui	(one's life is colder than water)to be in danger, to be living dangerously
6841	條命正	tìuh mehng jeng	1. to be born in a good or rich family2. to come from a good background3. to have a good life, good prospects
6842	條命唔正	tìuh mehng m4 jeng	1. to be born in a poor family2. to come from a bad background
6843	條命生得正	tìuh mehng sāng dāk jeng	1. to be born in a good or rich family2. to come from a good background
6844	條女	tìuh néui	a girl, a young woman, a girlfriend
6845	條線	tìuh sin	1. a thread2. a police informer
6846	條條fing	tìuh tíu fihng	1. to hang losely2. a devil-may-care attitude
6847	條條揈	tìuh tíu fihng	1. to hang losely2. a devil-may-care attitude
6848	吊吊揈	tìuh tíu fihng	1. to hang losely2. a devil-may-care attitude
6849	拖馬	tō máah	(to lead horse)to round up support, to get back-up, to call one's triad followers
6850	拖泥帶水	tō nàih daai séui	indecisive, hesitant
6851	拖手仔	tō sáu jái	to be in lover, to be in a relationship
6852	拖頭	tō tàuh	a container truck
6853	拖頭佬	tō tàuh lóu	a container truck driver
6854	拖友	tō yáu	a lover
6855	陀	tòh	to possess
6856	陀地	tòh déi	1. local, from Hong Kong2. a "local bully"
6857	陀地費	tòh déi fai	money extorted by a gang which controls an area, "protection money", a fee demanded by a "local bully"
6858	陀累	tòh leuih	to get someone involved in a difficult situation, to drag someone into a problem that is not their concern
6859	陀手能腳	tòh sáu nang geuk	clumsy
6860	陀衰家	tòh sēui gāa	to bring bad luck to one's group, family, etc.
6861	佗衰家	tòh sēui gāa	to bring bad luck to one's group, family, etc.
6862	跎	tòh	to stumble
6863	陀槍	tòh chēung	armed, carrying a gun
6864	跎槍	tòh chēung	armed, carrying a gun
6865	佗槍	tòh chēung	armed, carrying a gun
6866	陀仔	tòh jái	to be pregnant
6867	跎仔	tòh jái	to be pregnant
6868	陀炮	tòh paau	(possessing a gun)1. working as a police officer2. armed, carrying a gun
6869	跎炮	tòh paau	(possessing a gun)1. working as a police officer2. armed, carrying a gun
6870	佗炮	tòh paau	(possessing a gun)1. working as a police officer2. armed, carrying a gun
6871	陀鐵	tòh tit	(carring iron)1. working as a police officer2. armed, carrying a gun
6872	跎鐵	tòh tit	(carring iron)1. working as a police officer2. armed, carrying a gun
6873	佗鐵	tòh tit	(carring iron)1. working as a police officer2. armed, carrying a gun
6874	妥	tóh	1. to be on good terms with someone (generally used in the negative)2. okay, alright, in order
6875	堂	tòhng	a hall
6876	堂口	tòhng háu	1. a secret society2. a branch of a secret society or a triad society3. a triad meeting hall
6877	塘	tòhng	a pool
6878	塘底凸	tòhng dái dahk	stick at the bottom of the pool→水乾至見 [séui gōn ji gin] only appears when the pool dries up ■someone who only appears when they need a favour, or when they have run out of money (water symbolises money).
6879	塘底特	tòhng dái dahk	stick at the bottom of the pool→水乾至見 [séui gōn ji gin] only appears when the pool dries up ■someone who only appears when they need a favour, or when they have run out of money (water symbolises money).
6880	塘底泥	tòhng dái nàih	stick at the bottom of the pool→水乾至見 [séui gōn ji gin] only appears when the pool dries up ■someone who only appears when they need a favour, or when they have run out of money (water symbolises money).
6881	塘水滾塘魚	tòhng séui gwán tòhng yùh	(boiling pond fish in the same pond water)an undesirable situation where people do business only among themselves rther than looking for business outside (there is only a limited amount of money to be made because the captial cannot grow).
6882	糖	tòhng	sugar [tóng]candy
6883	糖黐豆	tòhng chī dáu	(sugar stick with bean)1. two people who always appear together2. two people who are very close or intimate
6884	台	tòih	a raised platform
6885	台戲	tòih hei	a situation as it develops
6886	台姐	tòih jē	a female taxi dispatcher (taxi drive jargon) [tòih jé]Taiwanese woman
6887	台妹	tòih mūi	1. Taiwanese girl, young Taiwanese woman2. a female taxi dispatcher (taxi driver jargon)
6888	台型	tòih yìhng	1. good-looking, in good shape2. impressive
6889	抬	tòih	to lift
6890	抬橋	tòih kìuh	to carry a beam
6891	托	tok	to carry on the shoulder
6892	托杉	tok chaam	to do something pointless
6893	托杉唔識轉膊	tok chaam m4 sīk jyun bok	(carrying pine on the shoulder but he doesn't know he can change shoulder)a way of calling someone stupid
6894	托柒唔識轉膊	tok chaht m4 sīk jyun bok	(carrying his prick on the shoulder but he doesn't knkow he can change shoulder)a vulgar way of calling someone stupid
6895	托塔都唔識轉膊	tok taap dōu m4 sīk jyun bok	(carrying a pagoda on the shoulder but he doesn't know he can change shoulder)a way of calling someone stupid
6896	托大腳	tok daaih geuk	(to carry a big foot)to flatter, to toady to someone, to be obsequious
6897	托撚	tok lán	an obscene expression describing the doing of something pointless
6898	托炮	tok paau	to do something pointless
6899	托手踭	tok sáu jāang	to refuse a request, to reject an instruction, to turn someone down flat
6900	托手㬹	tok sáu jāang	to refuse a request, to reject an instruction, to turn someone down flat
6901	托手爭	tok sáu jāang	to refuse a request, to reject an instruction, to turn someone down flat
6902	托水龍	tok séui lùhng	(to shoulder a water dragon)1. to embezzle2. to run off with the client's money (e.g. insurance agent's jargon)
6903	托塔都應承	tok taap dōu yīng sìhng	(even promise to carry a pagoda)to make promises one cannot keep, to promise lightly
6904	劏	tōng	1. to slaughter2. to cheat, to trick3. to extort money4. to rob
6905	劏白鶴	tōng baahk hohk/hók	(to slaughter a white crane)to vomit, to throw up
6906	劏雞	tōng gāi	1. to slaughter a chicken2. to to play violin badly
6907	劏豬	tōng jyū	1. to slaughter a pig2. to screw, to have sex, with accompanying squeals
6908	劏豬凳	tōng jyū dang	(butcher's chopping-board)a woman whose lovers or husbands are doomed to die
6909	劏蛇	tōng sèh	1. to kill the snake2. to be masturbated by a prostitute, to be given a "hand job"
6910	劏死牛	tōng séi ngàuh	(to butcher a dead cow)to mug; mugging, robbery
6911	土	tóu	land
6912	土氣	tóu hei	(country air)rustic, old-fashioned
6913	土佬	tóu lóu	country cousin; country bumpkin
6914	土炮	tóu paau	(earth cannon)1. local (people, workers, products, etc.)2. cheap rice wine
6915	套料	tou líu	to try and trick someone into giving away a secret, to fish for information without revealing that one is interested
6916	兔	tou	1. a rabbit2. a boy kept by an older man for sex, a "punk"
6917	兔仔	tou jái	1. little rabbit2. a boy kept by an older man for sex, a "punk"
6918	桃	tòuh	a peach
6919	桃花運	tòuh fāa wahn	fortune in love, success in romantic adventures
6920	逃	tòuh	to flee
6921	逃學威龍	tòuh hohk wāi lùhng	(truant dragon)a persistent truant, a truant (from the title of a Stephen Chau film, "Fight back to School")
6922	掏	tòuh	to take out
6923	掏古井	tòuh gú jéng	(to scour an ancient well)1. to marry a rich widow for her money2. to have an affair with an older rich woman
6924	肚	tóuh	a belly
6925	肚皮打鼓	tóuh pèih dáa gú	(the belly making rumbling noises)very hungry
6926	童黨	tùhng dóng	a child gangs, a gang of kids
6927	童子軍跳彈床	tùhng jí gwān tiu daahn chòhng	scout jumping on the trampoline→事鳩但但 [sih gāu daahn daahn] scout jumping■to take it easy; equivalent to "what you like" (a humorous "sandwich pun" in which the Hong Kong pronunciation of the English word "scout", 事鳩 [sih gāu , is substituted for the Chinese term in the phrase "a scout jumping a trampoline", giving 事鳩但 sih gāu daahn, "whatever you fucking lke", an obscene variant of 事但 [sih daahn] , "whatever".)
6928	同	tùhng	and
6929	同花順	tùhng fāa séun	a straight flush (card games)
6930	同行如敵國	tùhng hòhng yùh dihk gwok	(one's trade is like an enemy country)the most bitter rivalries and hatred exist among people in the same profession.
6931	同志	tùhng ji	1. comrade2. homosexual or homosexuals, gays
6932	同撈同煲	tùhng lōy tùhng bōu	to stick together adversity, to be bound by ties of loyalty in the face of difficulties
6933	同門	tùhng mùhn	the fellow disciples; disciples studying under the same master.
6934	同聲同氣	tùhng sēng tùhng hei	(same voice same breath)1. to share the same opinion2. to speak the same language
6935	同檯食飯，各自修行	tùhng tòih sihk faahn, gok jih sāu hahng	(eating at the same table, but each working on their own self-improvement)used to describe a situation where people are partners or members of a group but have their own private thoughts and beliefs, "together but apart".
6936	同人唔同命，同遮唔同柄	tùhng yàhn m4 tùhng mehng, tùhng jē m4 tùhng beng	(human beings have different fates, umbrellas have different handles)human beings have different destinies, no two people's fate is the same
6937	通	tūng	1. to go through2. to connect
6938	通處	tūng chyu	everywhere, all over the place
6939	通頂	tūng déng	to go, to work, to play overnight
6940	通風報訊	tūng fūng bou seun	to pass one news, to pass on information
6941	通街	tūng gāai	everywhere, all over the place
6942	通櫃	tūng gwaih	(through the cupboard)to search for drugs in the anus (prison jargon)
6943	通坑渠	tūng hāang kèuih	(through the drain)to play the ball between the defender's legs (soccer jargon)
6944	通氣	tūng hei	(to ventilate)to be sensitive to situations, to do what is expected without being asked (e.g. someone who knows when to leave a couple alone).
6945	通殺	tūng saat	1. equivalent to the "the dealer takes all"2. to take everything on the table (in gambling)
6946	通水	tūng séui	(through water)to give secret information, to give tips, hints, e.g. to students about an examination, to the police
6947	通勝	tūng somg	almanac
6948	通宵	tūng sīu	to work overnight without a break, to stay up all night, to go out all night
6949	通天	tūng tīn	(through sky)the secret is out, the "cat is out of the bag"
6950	統	túng	1. totally2. to stab
6951	斷擔挑	tyúhn daam tīu	(to break the carrying-pole)to have too many children (slogan from a previous government campaign on family planning)
6952	斷正	tyúhn jeng	(broken in the right place)1. to be caught red-handed, to be captured2. to be stopped by the police after committing an offence (taxi driver jargon)3. to be convicted, sent to jail
6953	斷尾	tyúhn méih	(to cut off the tail)t be over for good, to be definitively finished (e.g. illness, relationshops)
6954	斷市	tyúhn síh	out of stock, sold out
6955	斷癮	tyúhn yáhn	to get off drugs, to break one's drug habit
6956	嘩鬼	wāa gwái	pests, naughty (e.g. children)
6957	嘩嘩聲	wāa wāa sēng	loubly; quickly; in great number
6958	華	wàa	China; splendid
6959	華秀	wàa sau	extremely greedy person, cf. long4 狼
6960	話	wah	to say
6961	詁柄	wah beng	1a hold over sb2an excuse to harm sb (used in warnings, as in "don't do that or you will give him an excuse to get back at you")
6962	話口未完	wah háu meih yùn	used when sth happens when one is just talking about it
6963	話氣	wah hei	tone, tone of voice, manner of speech
6964	話齋	wah jāai	used when citing what sb has said as worth taking account of
6965	話之	wah jī	used to express indifference on the part of the speaker ("I don't give a damn"/"I don't care" etc.)
6966	話知你	wah jī léih	a dismissive exlamation ("do what you like!", "it's none of my business!")
6967	話𨶙之	waah lán jī	a vulgar expression of indifference ("never fucking mind", "who gives a fuck?")
6968	話事	wah sih	to have the say, to be the one in charge or the one with the final say
6969	話事人	wah sih yàn	the person in charge, the person with the final say
6970	話頭醒尾	wah tàu síng méih	1smart, clever2to be able to take a hint, to be quick on the uptake
6971	劃	waahk	to design
6972	劃朵	waahk dó	to write a letter (lit. to mark a leaf)
6973	劃輪	waahk léun	to ask for money, to seek financial support
6974	畫	waahk	to draw
6975	畫花口面	waahk fāa háu mihn	to spread malicious rumours about sb/to gossip about sb (lit. to paint sb's face)
6976	畫公仔唔駛畫出腸	waahk gūng jái m sái waahk cēot chéung	to know in one's heart, to fully understand, to not need to think further (about a course of action)
6977	畫龜	waahk gwāi	to sign one's name
6978	還	wàahn	to repay; to return
6979	還拖	wàahn tō	1to fight back2to resist3to counterattack
6980	還拖？手都斬X咗你呀。	wàahn4 to1 sáu dōu jáam lán jó léih aa	You dare to fight back? I will chop your hand off
6981	環境	wàahn gíng	1an environment2a background3 a situation
6982	唔係！不過咁既環境，妳係跟埋來，好難保証妳冇事啫！	m haih! bāt gwo gám ge wàahn gíng, léih hai gān màai lài, hóu làan bóu jing léih móuh si jē!	Of course not! But in that situation, if you go near him, it would be hard to guarantee your safety!
6983	環頭	wàahn tàuh	1an area, a territory2an area covered by police on beat3an area controlled by a triad group
6984	呢我哋東英環頭，幾時到你哋［淇興］隻腳入來？	lī daai haih ngóh deih dūng yīng wàan tàu, géi sìh dou léih deih hùnhg hīng chā jek geuk yahp làih?	This region is contolled by us, the Tung Ying, what gives you the right come here and interfere?
6985	吹量踩人我哋環頭！	chēui saai gāi cháai yahp ngóh dei wàan tàu	How dare you call out your men to come barging into our territory!
6986	環頭環尾	wàahn tàuh wàahn méih	1the less prosperous areas at the two ends of HK Island facing Kowloon2an aread where there is not much money to be made (e.g. by a triad society)
6987	棋	wàahng	1broad, strong, well build2horizontal
6988	棋乓乓	wàahng bāang baahng	1to be difficult2to argue for the sake of it3to give bad reasons or justifications, to be stubborn4across, in front of, over (e.g. sth blocking a path)
6989	你［棋乓乓］，我費事同你講	léih wàahng bāng bahng, ngóh fai sih tùhng léih góng	You are so arrogant, there's no point talking to you!
6990	橫掂	wàahng dihm	as it happens, as chance would have it
6991	橫檔	wàahng dong	an opium den (OS)
6992	橫格子	wàahng gaak3 jí	an opium divan (OS)
6993	橫角	wàahng gok	trousers
6994	橫行	wàahng hàahng	1 a crab (S)2 someone who can act without restraint
6995	橫冚	wàang kám	a quilt
6996	橫死掂死	wàahng séi dihm séi	it doesn't make any difference either way i.e. neither option is good
6997	橫屍街頭	wàahng sī gāai taùh	to be dead, to wind up dead, to be found dead, to be dead in the street
6998	滑	waaht	slippery
6999	滑口口	waaht lyūt lyūt	very slippery, very smooth
7000	滑潺潺	waaht sàahn sàahn	slippery and wet
7001	滑石	waaht sehk	soap (prison jargon)
7002	滑頭	waaht táu	a clever operator, a slick operator
7003	滑頭蛇	waaht tàuh sèh	a clever operator, a slick operator
7004	滑鐵廬	waaht tit lòuh	to lose, to be defeated
7005	滑脫脫	waaht tyut tyut	smooth, silky soft (e.g. someone's body)
7006	Y	wāai	Y
7007	YP仔	wāai pī jái	1 a young offender 2 a prisoner under twenty-one years old
7008	灣	wāan	1 a bay 2 nine (triad jargon)
7009	灣月	wāan yuht	a fan
7010	玩	wáan	to play
7011	玩寳州	wāan bān jaū	masturbate
7012	玩殘	wáan chàahn	to play with someone until they're dead or finished
7013	玩巢	wáan chàauh	to defeat, to destroy
7014	玩串	wáan chyun	to provoke a person or a situation; to cause trouble
7015	玩串個場	wáan chyun go chèuhng	to stir up a situation; to make trouble
7016	玩串個	wáan chyun go pāa tì	to stir up a situation; to make trouble
7017	玩到底	wáan dou dái	to carry something to the limit, to follow something through to the very end (e.g. a conflict)
7018	玩到興高采烈	wáan dou hing gōu chói liht	to have a great time, to have a very exciting time
7019	玩到興烚烚	wáan dou hing hahp hahp	to get carried away, to get very worked up
7020	玩到盡	wáan dǒu jeuhn	to carry something to the limit, to follow something through to the very end
7021	玩SM	wáan ēs ēm	to have sado-machochistic sex
7022	玩後庭	wáan hauh tìng	to have anal sex
7023	玩興	wáan hing	to fool with someone, to play games with someone
7024	玩謝	wáan je6	to play with someone until they're dead or finished
7025	全力支持我玩謝佢！	chyùhn lihk jī chìh ngóh wáan jeh kéuih!	with all your strength support me in finishing him!
7026	玩LINE	wáan lāai	to go online, to meet friends in an online chatroom
7027	玩六九	wáan luhk gáu	to have sex in a position involving mutual oral sex
7028	玩唔起	wáan m héi	to be unable to keep up, to be unequal to a task or challenge
7029	玩女人	wáan léoih yán	to play around with women
7030	玩硬	wáan ngaahng	to play for keeps, to play tough
7031	玩死	wáan séi	to play with someone until they're dead or finished; to be a nuisance to sb (e.g. by continually changing one's plans)
7032	玩嘢	wáan yéh	to make trouble, to provoke a fight
7033	玩完	wáan yùhn	to be played-out, clapped-out, finished (career)
7034	挽	wáan/wáahn	to carry
7035	挽鞋	wáan hàaih	to perform some menial taks for sb (lit. to carry shoes)
7036	彎	wāang	1 out of order 2 messy (situation), broken
7037	挖	waat	to scoop out
7038	挖角	waat gok	to lure away, to attract sb (e.g. from one company or business to another)
7039	雲	wàhn	cloud
7040	雲英雞	wàhn yīng gāi	a virgin prostitue/a prostitute who is supposed to be a virgin
7041	暈	wàhn	dizzy
7042	暈得一陣陣	wàhn dāk yāt jahn jahn	to experience moments of dizziness; to be overwhelmed by sb's beauty; to be intoxicated by sb's beauty; to be totally seduced by sb; to fall under sb's spell
7043	混吉	wahn gāt	lit. mix luck, to spend time in fruitless activity; to waste sb's time
7044	混帳	wahn jeung	a villain, a low-life, a scoundrel, an exclamation, "shit!", "damn!"
7045	混噩	wahn ngohk	without a clear aim, without a clear plan
7046	混混噩噩	wahn wahn ngohk ngohk	without a clear aim, without a clear plan
7047	運	wahn	luck
7048	運滯	wahn jaih	lit. blocked fortune, to be experiencing a spell of bad luck
7049	核	waht	a kernel
7050	核突	waht daht	nasty, unpleasant, ugly
7051	威	wāi	smart
7052	威到盡	wāi dou jeuhn	super cool, famous
7053	威水	wāi séui	clever, excellent; famous
7054	威水史	wāi séui sí	famous achievements, great escapades
7055	餵	wai	to feed
7056	餵飽	wai báau	to satisify sexually
7057	餵老虎（機）	wai lóuh fú (gēi)	to feed a slot machine
7058	唯	wàih	the only one
7059	唯你是問	wàih néih sih mahn	lit. if there is a question, it goes to you; used to warn the addressee that they will take the consquences for a decision, a mistake, a choice etc. "this will be on you head!"
7060	圍	wàih	to encircle, to trap, to surround
7061	偉	wáih	great
7062	偉哥	wáih gō	an informal term for Viagra
7063	為	waih	to do; to make; because of
7064	為口奔馳	waih háu bān chìh	to work extremely hard to make a living, to struggle to "make ends meet"
7065	為兩餐	waih léuhng chāan	to try and make a living, in order to make a living
7066	為食	waih sihk	a greedy eater, a glutton
7067	為食鬼	waih sihk gwái	a greedy eater, a glutton
7068	為食貓	waih sihk māau	a greedy eater, a glutton
7069	瘟	wān	plague
7070	瘟仔	wān jái	to chase boys, to try and pick up a boy
7071	瘟女	wān néoi	to chase a woman, to try to pick up a woman
7072	溫	wān	warm
7073	溫溫燉	wān wān dahn	muddle-headed
7074	搵	wán	to find
7075	搵笨	wán bahn	to trick sb; to defraud sb
7076	搵錢	wán chín	a bank robbery
7077	搵丁	wán dīng	to trick, to defraud, to "con"
7078	搵快錢	wán faai chín	to try to make money quickly
7079	搵鬼幫襯	wán gwái bōng chan	used to describe a shop or a restaurant that seems doomed to fail
7080	搵鬼幫手	wán gwái bōng sáu	used for a situation in which no one is willing to help someone in need
7081	搵鬼買	wán gwái máaih	used to describe a shop or a restaurant that seems doomed to fail
7082	搵周公	wán jāu gūng	to go to bed, to go to sleep
7083	搵著數	wán jeuhk sou	to look for advantage in a situation; to take advantage of sb
7084	搵來講	wán lài góng	to give a feeble excuse where one has no good reason for one's conduct; to talk for the sake of talking
7085	搵兩餐	wán léuhng chāan	to make a living, to try and make a living
7086	搵老襯	wán lóuh chan	to trick, to defraud, to "con"
7087	搵窿捐	wán lūng gyūn	to hide away
7088	搵米路	wán máih louh	to find a way to make money, to look for a chance to make money
7089	搵銀	wán ngán	to make a living, to make money
7090	搵水	wán séui	to make money, to make a living, to try to make a living
7091	搵食	wán sihk	to make a living; to work hard to make a living
7092	搵條命仔較飛	wán tiùh mehng jái gaau fēi	to take great risks with one's life, to put one's life at risk
7093	搵人唱卡拉OK	wán yàhn cheung kāa lāa ōu kēi	OK to look for someone to have sex with (lit. to look for someone to sing karaoke with)
7094	屈	wāt	to accuse sb maliciously, to accuse someone of something he or she did not do (i.e. to frame sb)
7095	屈餐懵	wāt chāan múng	to be framed/to be set up
7096	屈得就屈	wāt dāk jauh wāt	used to protest that the speaker is being wrongly criticised, accused or "framed"
7097	屈質	wāt jāt	cramped, small
7098	屈佢食隻死貓	wāt kéuih sihk jek séi māau	to accuse sb of sth he or she did not do; to frame sb
7099	屈尾十	wāt méih sahp	to do a U-turn; to turn round and go back; to turn round and come back
7100	屈蛇	wāt sèh	the illegal crossing of a border
7101	屈水	wāt séui	to extort money
7102	搲銀	wé ngán	to try to make a living through all kinds of methods
7103	搲水	wé séui	to try to make a living through all kinds of methods
7104	Wet	wēt	1. to go out on the town to have fun2. to have a good time, to enjoy oneself
7105	Wet場	wēt chèuhng	a place where young people go to have fun (disco, rave party, club)
7106	Wet妹	wēt mūi	a young woman or a girl who likes to go out for a good time (bars, discos and clubs)
7107	We We Wet Wet	wī wī wēt wēt	1. to go out on the town2. to have a good time
7108	We哇鬼叫	wī wāa gwái giu	shrieking and yelling, screaming
7109	窩	wō	1. to hit2. a cave
7110	窩輪	wō léun	(<warrant)a warrant
7111	禾	wóh	a rice paddy
7112	禾稈冚珍珠	wóh gón kám jān jyū	(rice stalks covering pearls)to pretend to be poor, to hide one's true wealth (e.g. residents of public housing estates who are too wealthy to qualify for public housing)
7113	禾雀	wóh jéuk	1. sparrow2. a child's word for the penis, a "willy"
7114	和味	wóh meih	(excess food)a good income
7115	和事老	wóh sih lóu	a peace-maker
7116	和事佬	wóh sih lóu	a peace-maker
7117	和頭酒	wóh tàuh jáu	a meeting, especially a meal, held to settle a dispute
7118	鑊	wohk	1. a wok2. a generic term for a fight, a problem, a situation, a conflict, a sex session3. to make a mess of a situation
7119	鑊仔	wohk jái	1. a wok2. sex with an underage girl
7120	糗	wòhng	to be discovered, to have one's identity exposed (e.g. an undercover policeman, a secret operation, etc)
7121	黄	wòhng	1. yellow2. used in set expressions to refer to vice, pronography, prostitution
7122	黃大仙	wòhng daaih sīn	(Wong the Great Immortal)someone who is unfailingly generous in reponse to all kinds of requests (Wong Tai Sin is a deity in Hong Kong who is said to answer prayers generously)
7123	黃賭毒	wòhng dóu duhk	prostitution, drugs and gambling (as vices, as illegal businesses)
7124	黃金	wòhng gām	1. gold2. excrement
7125	黃腳雞	wòhng geuk gāi	(yellow legged chicken)a trap or "set up" in which someone is blackmailed after being lured into a compromising position or into having sex, a "honey trap".
7126	黃腳立	wòhng geuk laahp	a traffic warden
7127	黃紙兄弟	wòhng jí hīng daih	"yellow paper brothers), i.e. sworn brothers ("burning the yellow paper" is a Chinese custom, traditionally carried out to seal an agreement, to accompany an oath, or to create ties of loyalty)
7128	黃綠醫生	wòhng luhk yī sāng	an amateurish doctor, quack, an licensed doctor
7129	黃馬褂	wòhng máah kwáa	an employee who is related to the boss, an employee who enjoys the special favour of the boss
7130	黃面婆	wòhng mihn pòh	one's wife, the "old lady"
7131	黃牛	wòhng ngàuh	(yellow cow)a dealer in tickets, a ticket tout
7132	黃牛飛	wòhng ngàuh fēi	(yellow cow ticket)a ticket scalper, a ticket tout
7133	黃皮樹了哥	wòhng péi syuh līu gō	a mynah bird in a whampee tree→唔熟唔食 [m4 suhk m4 sihk] not ripe doesn't eat■to take advantage of family or friends (a "sandwish pun" in which the first stands for the second, sinc 熟 suhk means both "ripe" and "acquainted, familiar").
7134	皇	wòhng	a king
7135	皇帝唔急太監急	wòhng dai m4 gāp taai gaam gāp	(the emperor is not in a hurry but the eunuchs are)to be more anxious about someone's business than the person concerned
7136	皇帝女唔憂嫁	wòhng dai néui m4 yāu gaa	(the emperor's daughter no need to worry about her marriage)in great demand
7137	皇家飯	wòhng gāa faahn	(the crown's food)prison food, "porridge"
7138	皇后	wòhng hauh	1. empress2. a woman who is outstanding in a particular field or who has distinguished herself in some way (often used ironically or satirically)
7139	皇氣	wòhng hei	the police; the police officer
7140	皇牌	wòhng pàaih	the police
7141	王	wòhng	1. a king2. a man who is outstanding in a particular field or who has distinguished himself in some way (often used ironically or satirically).
7142	王子	wòhng jí	1. a prince2. a police motorcyclist
7143	王老五	wòhng lóuh ńgh	(king old five)a bachelor, an unmarried man
7144	旺	wohng	busy
7145	旺鐘	wohng jūng	busy with customers (prostitute)
7146	污	wū	dirty
7147	污糟	wū jōu	dirty
7148	污糟邋遢	wū jōu laaht taat	1. dirty2. evil , corrupt3. ghosts, spirits, demons, and related matters
7149	污糟貓	wū jōu māu	(dirty cat)an untidy person, a messy, sloppy person
7150	污煙障氣	wū yīn jeung hei	chaos, a chaotic situation, a mess
7151	烏	wū	1. dark2. black
7152	烏啄啄	wū dēung dēung	stupid, slow-witted, "brainless"
7153	烏龜	wū gwāi	1. a police officer2. a pimp3. a cuckold
7154	烏吓烏吓	wū háah wū háah	messy, sloppy, untidy, badly dressed, stupid looking
7155	烏厘單刀	wū lēi dāan dōu	disorder, chaos, muddle
7156	烏喱馬杈	wū lēi máah cháah	poorly produced, messily written
7157	烏龍	wū lúng	absent-minded, muddle-headed, scatter-brained
7158	烏眉恰睡	wū mèih hāp seuih	(crow eyebrows falling asleep)to sleep
7159	烏紗	wū sāa	the police cap (police jargon)
7160	烏瀡瀡	wū séu séu	1. stupid, "brainless"2. an ignorant person, a "know nothing"
7161	烏蠅	wū yīng	flies
7162	烏蠅摟馬尾	wū yīng lāu máah méih	→一拍兩散 [yāt paak léuhng saan] one blow disperses two ■to break up a joint enterprise or relationship when neither party comes out a winner (sometimes used as a threat during a negotiation).
7163	鬍	wùh	a beard
7164	鬍鬚佬	wùh sōu lóu	a man with a beard
7165	蝴蝶刀	wùh dihp dōu	a butterfly knife, a knife with rotating blades
7166	糊塗	wùh tòuh	muddle-headed, foolish, confused
7167	糊塗蟲	wùh tòuh chùhng	a fool, a muddle-headed person
7168	狐狸精	wùh lèih jīng	(fox spirit)a seductress, a sexually promiscuous woman (particularly in the context of a woman seducing a married man)
7169	孤仙	wùh sīn	(fox spirit)someone with armpit order
7170	換	wuhn	to change
7171	換畫	wuhn wáa	to change one's lover frequently
7172	猥瑣	wūi só	vulgar, lecherous
7173	會	wúi	a club
7174	會仔	wúi jái	members of an informal group who pool their savings
7175	會頭	wúi tàuh	the head of an informal group who pool their savings
7176	回	wùih	1. to return2. to reply
7177	回扣	wùih kau	to pay damages, to compensate for injury caused
7178	回流	wùih làuh	(back flow)Hong Kong people who return to Hong Kong after getting a foreign passport
7179	回力刀	wùih lihk dōu	1. boomerang2. a senior police constable
7180	回水	wùih séui	to refund
7181	回塘	wùih tòhng	to return to a decent trade or a honest occupation
7182	回佣	wùih yúng	to offer a discount on commission to a customer
7183	也文也武	yàah màhn yàah móuh	(a scholar and a warrior)to act in a boastful manner, to flaunt one's power
7184	也	yáah	also
7185	也門	yáah mùhn	Yemen
7186	廿	yaah	twenty
7187	吔	yaak	to eat
7188	喫	yaak	to eat
7189	吔飯	yaak faan	to eat
7190	吔蕉	yaak jīu	1. to eat banana2. an aggressive and vulgar expression used to express contempt or to tell someone to leave, "go screw yourself", "suck dick!"3. to perform fellatio
7191	吔茄	yaak kē	1. eat shit2. a vulgar way of expressing hostility, strong irritation, "piss off!".
7192	吔屎	yaak sí	a vulgar way of expressing used to express contempt or to tell someone to leave, "go eat shit", "eat shit and die!".
7193	Yap	yaap	1. no good, bad, low quality2. ugly, bad-looking
7194	淫	yàhm	lewd
7195	淫蟲	yàhm chùhng	(lewd insect)a sexually immoral person
7196	淫棍	yàhm gwan	a man who is obsessed with sex, a man always on the look-out for sex
7197	淫賤	yàhm jihn	promiscuous, obsessed with sex
7198	淫魔	yàhm mō	(lewd devil)sex-maniac, lecherous person
7199	淫煤	yàhm mùih	a go-between introducing sexual partners to rich people for commisson
7200	人	yàhn	a person
7201	人版	yàhn báan	a vulgar person, a person of bad character, a low-life
7202	人不為己，天誅地滅	yàhn bāt waih géi, tīn jyū deih miht	(if one doesn't look after oneself heaven and earth will destroy one)the devil take the hindmost
7203	人比人，比死人	yàhn béi yàhn, béi séi yàhn	(it is fatal to compare a person with another)used to suggest that it is harmful to compare oneself with others (e.g. in terms of wealth)
7204	人蠢冇藥醫	yàhn chéun móuh yeuhk yī	there is no cure for stupidity
7205	人情薄過紙	yàhn chìhng bohk gwo jí	(human decency is thinner than paper)human decency is rare in relationships between people
7206	人情紙咁薄	yàhn chìhng jí gam bohk	(human decency is as thin as paper)human decency is rare in relationships between people
7207	人哋	yàhn deih	(other people)I, myself (e.g. as used by young women, stereotypically, in complaints to their boyfriend).
7208	人地	yàhn deih	(other people)I, myself (e.g. as used by young women, stereotypically, in complaints to their boyfriend).
7209	人多手腳亂	yàhn dō sáu geuk lyuhn	(if there are too many people, they will get in a tangle)where there are too many people involved in one task, it leads to chaos, "too many cooks spoil the broth".
7210	人間蒸發	yàhn gāan jīng faat	to disappear without trace, to vanish
7211	人夾人緣	yàhn gaap yàhn yùhn	whether people get along with one another or not depends on the compatibility of their characters.
7212	人講你又講	yàhn góng néih yauh góng	(people say something, and you also say it)to repeat mindlessly what other people say, to "parrot".
7213	人氣	yàhn hei	popularity
7214	人渣	yàhn jāa	(human dregs)a person of low character; people of low character, "scum"
7215	人在江湖，身不由己	yàhn joih gōng wùh, sān bāy yàuh géi	a saying which implies that one's life is bound by rules, that one does not have freedom to act
7216	人面廣	yàhn mín gwóng	to be well connected, to have influential friends
7217	人面廣闊	yàhn mín gwóng fut	to be well connected, to have influential friends
7218	人山人海	yàhn sāan yàhn hói	(people mountain, people sea)crowds of people
7219	人細鬼大	yàhn sai gwái daaih	(man small, ghost big)a young boy or girl with the mind and maturity of an adult, to be precocius
7220	人心肉造	yàhn sām yuhhk jouh	(human heart is made of flesh)people are by nature compassionate
7221	人心肉做	yàhn sām yuhhk jouh	(human heart is made of flesh)people are by nature compassionate
7222	人蛇	yàhn sèh	an illegal immigrant
7223	人算不如天算	yàhn syun bāt yùh tīn syun	(human reckoning is poorer than heavenly reckoning)circumstances often defeat human expectations, thing do not always go as one expects
7224	人頭豬腦	yàhn tàuh jyū nóuh	(human head pig's brain)stupid, idiotic
7225	人頭湧湧	yàhn tàuh yúng yúng	(a sea of heads)a mass of people
7226	人一世，物一世	yàhn yāt sai, maht yāt sai	(man has one life, objects have one life)used when gathering the courage to try something new, "you only live once".
7227	人又老，錢又冇	yàhn yauh lóuh, chín yauh móuh	old and poor
7228	人有三急	yàhn yáuh sāam gāp	to need to go to the toilet
7229	人妖	yàhn yíu	a transvestite; a transexual
7230	人肉打樁機	yàhn yuhk dáa jōng gēi	(human pile driver)a man who is sexually vigorous or powerful, a "sex machine".
7231	引	yáhn	to attract
7232	引狼入室	yáhn lòhng yahp sāt	(to lure the wolf into the house)to bring disaster on oneself, to court disaster, to play with fire
7233	癮	yáhn	an addiction
7234	癮到	yáhn dou	(addiction arriving)to being to feel the urge to take drugs
7235	癮嚟	yáhn làih	(addiction coming)to feel the urge coming on to take drugs
7236	入	yahp	1. to enter2. to charge (with a crime)
7237	入冊	yahp chaak	(to enter the register)to be sentenced to prison
7238	入廁所	yahp chi só	to enter toilet
7239	入廠	yahp chóng	(to enter factory)to enter hospital, to be hospitalised
7240	入廠大修	yahp chóng daaih sāu	(to enter the factory for serious repair)to be hospitalised for a serious illness or injury
7241	入電油	yahp chóu lùhng	1. to put in gasoline2. to take drugs
7242	入櫃	yahp gwaih	1. to put in the cupboard2. to hide drugs in the anus
7243	入閘	yahp jaahp	1. to enter the gate2. a prostitute beginning a session with a client
7244	入咗	yahp jó	1. entered2. to be convicted of a crime
7245	入籠	yahp lùhng	(to enter cage)to go to prison
7246	入屋叫人，人廟拜神	yahp ngūk giu yàhn, yahp míu baai sàhn	(on entering a house, one says a greeting; on entering a temple, one worships the gods)one should follow the customs of the place one is in, "when in Rome, do as the Romans do".
7247	入精	yahp sàhn	to be enthralled
7248	入心入肺	yahp sām yahp fai	(to enter heart and to enter lung)to feel deeply (e.g. of pain), to take something to heart
7249	入城	yahp séng	to go to the city
7250	入數	yahp sou	1. to deposit2. to put the blame on, to hold responsible for
7251	入會	yahp wúi	1. to join association2. to join a triad society
7252	入夜	yahp yeh	(to enter night)the nighttime
7253	入肉	yahp yuhk	(to go into the flesh)moving, realistic, powerful (used of a performance)
7254	日	yaht	day
7255	日防夜防，家賊難防	yaht fòhng yeh fòhng, gāa chaahk nàahn fòhng	(one can defend night and day but it is hard to defend against a thief from one's own family)it is difficult to defend against a dishonest or treacherous insider.
7256	日光日白	yaht gwōng yaht baahk	in broad daylight (used when something bad is done in the public eye).
7257	日鵝夜鵝	yaht ngòh yah ngòh	(day nag night nag)to nag day and night
7258	日哦夜哦	yaht ngòh yah ngòh	(day nag night nag)to nag day and night
7259	日頭唔好講人，夜晚唔好講鬼	yaht táu m4 hóu góng yàhn, yeh máan m4 hóu góng gwái	(by day don't talk about people, by night don't talk about ghost)used when someone one has been talking about or gossiping against appears, "speak of the devil and he comes running".
7260	曳	yáih	bad, naughty, wicked, harmful, noxious [jaih]to drag
7261	陰	yām	1. to betray2. to cheat3. to trick4. mysterious5. dark
7262	陰毒	yām duhk	evil-hearted
7263	陰乾	yām gōn	(drying in the shadows)1. to let something or someone decline through neglect2. to dry up, to starve of funding or support2. to use up, to waste (money, allowance)
7264	陰功	yām gūng	1. pitiful2. a shmae
7265	陰公	yām gūng	1. pitiful2. a shmae
7266	陰質嘢	yām jāt yéh	(secret dirt)immoral things one has done
7267	陰濕	yām sāp	treacherous, untrustworthy
7268	陰聲細氣	yām sēng sai hei	(soft voice and small breath)1. to speak with a quiet and creepy voice2. to speak softly and tenderly
7269	陰陰嘴笑	yām yām jéui siu	to suppress a smile; to smirk
7270	飲	yám	to drink
7271	飲飽食醉	yám báau sihk jeui	(drinking one's fill and eating oneself drunk)a feeling of satisfaction after a good meal and many drinks
7272	飲大	yám daaih	(to drink big)to drink a large amount; to drink and get drunk
7273	飲得杯落	yám dāk būi lohk	(able to down a glass)used to express relief or joy that a crisis is over, or used when something delightful happens
7274	飲到大大哋	yám dou daaih dáai déi	to get a large amount, to drink and get drunk
7275	飲到大大地	yám dou daaih dáai déi	to get a large amount, to drink and get drunk
7276	飲咖啡	yám ga fē	1. to drink coffee2. to be interrogated by the police or by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
7277	飲歌	yám gō	(drinking song)a song specially practised for Karaoke sessions, someone's favourite or best song in Karaoke, someone's "special number"
7278	飲悶酒	yám muhn jáu	to drink alone
7279	飲奶	yám náaih	1. to drink milk2. to receive lessons, to get instruction, to study, to learn
7280	因	yān	because
7281	因住	yān jyuh	1. an exclamation, telling someone to be careful, "watch out!"2. to estimate, to guess
7282	忍	yán	to tolerate
7283	忍者龜	yán jé gwāi	uniformed police
7284	忍屎忍尿好過忍你	yán sí yán niuh hóu gwo yán néih	(putting up with shit and piss is better than putting up with you)a vulgar and insulting expression of contempt, "you are the pits!", "you are the scum of the earth!"
7285	印度神油	yan douh sàhn yàuh	(Indian God oil)an aphrodisiac oil (for men)
7286	壹	yāt	one
7287	一	yāt	one
7288	一把火	yāt báa fó	extremely angry, filled with rage
7289	一筆OUT銷	yāt bāt āu sīu	(you are out the game)a slogan used in the Hong Kong version of the quiz show "The Weakest Link", a play on the phrase 一筆勾銷 yāt bāt āu sīu.
7290	一筆勾銷	yāt bāt āu sīu	everything is cancelled; to eliminate at one stroke; all debts are paid off
7291	一筆還一筆	yāt bāt wàahn yāt bāt	(one sum belongs to one sum)to treat two things separately, to argue that two things should be treated separately
7292	一本通書睇到老	yāt bún tūng syū tái dou lóuh	(reading the same almanac into old age)rigid, inflexible
7293	一沉百踩	yāt chàhm baak cháai	(when someone has fallen, a hundred others will stomp on them)once someone falls from power, other people are eager to criticise or exploit them.
7294	一抽二0能	yāt chāu yih lang	(pulling one, and dragging two others)1. carrying lots of different things2. to have lots of family responsibility (e.g. looking after aged parents, children, etc.)
7295	一抽二lung	yāt chāu yih lang	(pulling one, and dragging two others)1. carrying lots of different things2. to have lots of family responsibility (e.g. looking after aged parents, children, etc.)
7296	一抽二lun	yāt chāu yih lang	(pulling one, and dragging two others)1. carrying lots of different things2. to have lots of family responsibility (e.g. looking after aged parents, children, etc.)
7297	一次生兩次熟	yāt chi sāang léuhng chi suhk	(first raw second cooked)1. people get used to things quickly2. things that are hard at first become easier3. people gain experience quickly
7298	一矢雙鵰	yāt chí sēung dīu	(one arrow two eagles)1. kill two birds with one stone2. one man having sex with two women
7299	一啖砂糖一啖屎	yāt daahm sāa tòhng yāt daahm sí	(a taste of sugar and another of shit)to describe someone treats another person as alternating between being nice and being nasty
7300	一擔擔	yāt daam dāam	similar; two of a kind; "birds of a feather"
7301	一朵鮮花插在牛糞上	yāt dó sīn fāa chaap joih ngàuh fan seuhng	(a fresh flower stuck in cow shit)a beautiful woman with an ugly or unattractive man
7302	一刀兩斷	yāt dōu léuhng dyuhn	(one cut two pieces)to make a clean break, to end a relationship, to have nothing more to do with
7303	一戙都冇	yāt duhng dōu móuh	(not a single pile left)left speechless, utterly defeated; with no money left, "cleaned out" (especially in gambling)
7304	一家便宜兩家著	yāt gāa pìhn yìh léuhng gāa jeuhk	(one familiy wins, two families benefit)to do something which is beneficial to both parties, a "win-win situation".
7305	一雞死一雞鳴	yāt gāi séi yāt gāi mìhng	(one chicken died, one chicken crow)when one person leaves a business or an occupation, another will take it up.
7306	一舊飯	yāt gauh faahn	(a lump of cooked rice)a stupid person, an idiot, a "stupid lump".
7307	一頸血	yāt géng hyut	(one neck blood)to lose a great deal of money
7308	一句講晒	yāt geui góng saai	1. an instruction for someone to get to the main point, to clarify what they want to say: "spit it out!", "get on with it", "don't beat about the bush!"2. to be brief, to speak directly to the point
7309	一句唔該使死人	yāt geui m4 gōi sái séi yàhn	(one utterance of thank you and working someone to death)to make excessive demand on someone without offering reasonable reward.
7310	一腳踏幾船	yāt geuk daahp géi syùhn	(one foot stepping on several boats)to have more than one lovers, to be involved with several lovers at the same time.
7311	一腳踏兩船	yāt geuk daahp léuhng syùhn	(one foot stepping on two boats)to be torn between two lovers, to have two lovers, to be involved with two lovers at the same time
7312	一腳牛屎	yāt geuk ngàuh sí	(legs covered in bull shit)a country cousin, a "country bumpkin".
7313	一腳踢	yāt geuk tek	(one leg kick)1. someone who gets things done on their own2. a one-person operation, a "jack-of-all trades"
7314	一哥	yāt gō	(number one brother)1. a boss, a chief2. the Hong Kong police commissoner3. the Macau police commissioner4. a triad leader
7315	一個願打，一個願捱	yāt go yuhn dáa, yāt go yuhn ngàaih	(one likes to hit, one likes to suffer)a well-matched couple, a couple whose traits complement each other.
7316	一講曹操，曹操就到	yāt góng chòuh chōu, chòuh chōu jauh dou	(if you mention Tsao Tsao he will appear)if you mention something or someone by name it/they may appear, "talk of the devil", "speak of the devil and he comes running".
7317	一國兩制	yāt gwok léuhng jai	1. one country two systems2. a message parlour which offers both sexual services and ordinary massage
7318	一蟹不如蟹	yāt háaih bāt yùh yāt háaih	(one crab is worse than the other)a declining quality from one generation, class, appointee, etc., to the next
7319	一口咬定	yāt háu ngáauh dihng	(to bite and hold)to be extremely firm in putting forward one's view, to hold firm to one's stance
7320	一殼眼淚	yāt hok ngáahn leuih	(a ladle of tears)1. to be tearful and distraught2. to suffer a tragedy
7321	一就一，二就二	yāt jauh yāt, yih juah yih	(one should be one and two should be two)things should be made completely clear; distinctions should be clearly made
7322	一隻履	yāt jek kehk	(like a clog)to work very hard, to work "like a dog"
7323	一隻二隻	yāt jek yih jek	naughty rascals, naughty young children
7324	一字咁錢	yāt jih gam chín	(as easy as character one)extremely simple, very easty, "as easy as 1-2-3", "as easy as ABC".
7325	一箭雙鵰	yāt jin sēung dīu	(to kill two birds of prey with one arrow)1. kill two birds with one stone2. one man having sex with two women
7326	一竹篙打一船人	yāt jūk gōu dáa yāt syùhn yàhn	to overgeneralise in assigning blame, e.g. to blame a whole group of people for one person's mistake.
7327	一流	yāt làuh	high quality, top class, the best
7328	一樓一	yāt làuh yāt	a one-woman vice establishment, one woman brothel (legal in Hong Kong)
7329	一樓一鳯	yāt làuh yāt fúng	(one floor one phoenix)a one-woman vice establishment, one woman brothel (legal in Hong Kong)
7330	一樓一架步	yāt làuh yāt gaa bouh	a one-woman vice establishment, one woman brothel (legal in Hong Kong)
7331	一理通，百理明	yāt léih tūng, baak léih mìhng	(understanding one idea makes a hundred ideas comprehensible)once one has mastered the basic idea, the rest is easy.
7332	一輪嘴	yāt léun jéui	(one rotating mouth)to talk continuously
7333	一碌鳩	yāt lūk gāu	(like a log)to be dim-witted, to be slow, to be dull, to be "a big lump"
7334	一物治一物，糯米治木蝨	yāt maht jih yāt maht, noh máih jih muhk sāt	(one thing rules over another, glutinous rice over bed-bugs)everything or everyone has something that dominates or constrains it.
7335	一面屁	yāt mihn pei	(one face fart)to feel humiliated; to be humiliated by someone
7336	一眼關七	yāt ngáahn gwāan chāt	(one eye following seven things)to be on the alert, to be "on the look-out"
7337	一五一十	yāt ńgh yāt sahp	with all the details, in full, with nothing left out (e.g. of an account of some incident)
7338	一疋布咁長	yāt pāt bou gam chèuhng	(as long as a roll of cloth)used to preface a lengthy explanation or account, "it's a long story"
7339	一仆一碌	yāt pūk yāt lūk	(one falls and one rolls)to be in a great hurry
7340	一扑一碌	yāt pūk yāt lūk	(one falls and one rolls)to be in a great hurry
7341	一身蟻	yāt sān ngáih	(whole body ants)to get into trouble, to be in serious trouble
7342	一手一腳	yāt sáu yāt geuk	(one hand one foot)to be on one's own
7343	一試便知龍與鳯	yāt si bihn jī lùhng yúh fuhng	(as soon as you try, you will ses whether it is a dragon or a phoenix)the truth will be revealed upon a test, "the proof of the pudding is in the eating".
7344	一時口快	yāt sìh háu faai	to speak too quickly, i.e. to say the wrong thing
7345	一時唔偷雞做保長	yāt sìh m4 tāu gāi jouh bóu jéung	(just for once one does not steal a chicken, one becomes the head of the clan)used to criticise or to tease somebody who has always been misbehaved, but who has done something decent for once and is absurdly proud of it.
7346	一時一樣	yāt sìh yāt yeuhng	always changing one's mind, fickle
7347	一頭霧水	yāt tàuh mouh séui	confused, not having any idea
7348	一頭煙	yāt tàuh yīn	extremely busy
7349	一天光晒	yāt tīn gwōng saai	(the sky all bright)used to convey that the trouble has passed
7350	一條龍	yāt tìuh lùhng	(dragon)1. a way of organising education such that children move from primary to middle and high school in the same institution2. a complete service, available under one roof or at one location
7351	一肚氣	yāt tóuh hei	to be angry
7352	一鑊炒起	yāt wohk cháau héi	to destroy, to smash
7353	一鑊粥	yāt wohk jūk	(one wok of congee)a chaotic situation; an unmanageable situation
7354	一鑊泡	yāt wohk póuh	(one wok foam)a chaotic situation; an unmanageable situation
7355	一鑊熟	yāt wohk suhk	(one wok cooked)nothing left, utterly destroyed
7356	一皇多后	yāt wòhng dō hauh	(one kong more queens)1. one man and two or more woman having sex2. a man accompanied by two or more prostitutes
7357	一皇兩后	yāt wòhng léuhng hauh	(one king two queens)1. one man and two women having sex2. a man accompanied by two prostitutes, a man having sex with two prostitutes
7358	一皇雙后	yāt wòhng sēung hauh	(one king two queens)1. one man and two women having sex2. a man accompanied by two prostitutes, a man having sex with two prostitutes
7359	一人計短，二人計長	yāt yàhn gai dyún, yih yàhn gai chèuhng	(one person's strategy is short, two people's strategy is long)by cooperating one can achieve more, "two heads are better than one".
7360	一人行一步	yāt yàhn hàahng yāt bouh	(each takes one step)to compromise, to have both sides make a concession
7361	一夜情	yāt yeh chìhng	a one-night-stand, a one-time casual sexual encounter
7362	一樣米樣百樣人	yāt yeuhng máih yéuhng baak yeuhng yàhn	(one kind of rice feeds a hundred kinds of people)there are all kinds of people in the world (often used when commenting on someone's character).
7363	一言驚醒夢人	yāt yìhng gīng síng muhng jūng yàhn	(one word wakening someone in dream)used to describe a person suddenly becoming clear-mided upon listening to a word of wisdom.
7364	遊	yàuh	to travel
7365	遊車河	yàuh chē hó	to drive around for pleasure, to go for a drive
7366	遊埠	yàuh fauh	to go on a trip
7367	遊魂	yàuh wàhn	(wandering ghosts)to day-dream, to be inattentive (e.g. in class)
7368	游	yàuh	to swim
7369	游雞	yàuh gāi	a loiterer, someone loitering or charged with the offence of loitering (police jargon)
7370	游乾水	yàuh gōn séui	(to swim in dry water) to play mahjong
7371	由得	yàuh dāk	....forget..., nevermind..., ignore...
7372	油	yàuh	oil
7373	油菜	yàuh choi	boiled vegetable
7374	油雞	yàuh gāi	1. soy sauce chicken2. to loiter
7375	油浸黄花雀	yàuh jam wòhng fāa jeuk	a sexual service offered by a prostitute in which the penis is covered in oil and massaged until orgasm.
7376	油浸禾花雀	yàuh jam wòh fāa jeuk	a sexual service offered by a prostitute in which the penis is covered in oil and massaged until orgasm.
7377	油脂仔	yàuh jī jái	young hooligans, "teddy boys" (from the Chinese name of the film "Grease")
7378	油尖旺	yàuh jī wohng	the commercial and residential urban areas of central Kowloon, i.e. Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei and Mongkok.
7379	油瓶仔	yàuh péng jái	(oil bottle boy)a stepson
7380	油瓶女	yàuh péng néui	(oil bottle girl)a step-daughter
7381	油水	yàuh séui	1. commission2. profitable3. riches, wealth, profits
7382	油水地	yàuh séui deih	a place or an area which offeres many possibilities for making money
7383	友	yáuh	a friend [yáu] an informal way of referring to someone, "that bloke", "that guy".
7384	友仔	yáu jái	an informal way of referring to someone, "that bloke", "that guy".
7385	嗰條友仔	gó tìuh yáu jái	an informal way of referring to someone, "that bloke", "that guy".
7386	有	yáuh	1. to have2. to have money, to be rich
7387	有病	yáuh behng	1. to be ill2. crazy, out of control
7388	有波有籮	yáuh bō yáuh lō	(have breasts have ass)to have sexy figure ("good boobs and a good ass").
7389	有背㬌人士	yáuh bui gíng yàhn sih	(have background people)a person/people who have a triad background, a person/people with triad connections
7390	有分寸	yáuh fān chyun	to be reasonable, to follow the rules, to be moderate (behaviour)
7391	有前冇後	yáuh chìhn móuh hauh	1. to have a front but no back2. to not carry things through to their conclusion3. to be impulsive4. to be reckless of one's own safety in a fight
7392	有前有後	yáuh chìhn yáuh huah	(to have a front and a back)a good figure (said of woman)
7393	有錢駛得鬼推磨	yáuh chín sái dāk gwái tēui mòh	(if you have money you can make a ghost push a millstone)everything is possible with money; money makes the world go round
7394	有凸	yáuh daht	something left over, excess amount
7395	有突	yáuh daht	something left over, excess amount
7396	有得擦	yáuh dāt chaat	come and help yourself! there's a big meal to eat!
7397	有得揮	yáuh dāt fāi	(<fight)comparable, in the same league as
7398	有得斟	yáuh dāt jām	1. to have room for discussion, to be open for negotiations2. available for business (e.g. prostitute)
7399	有得震，冇得訓	yáuh dāt jan, móuh dāt fan	(all you can do is tremble, you can't sleep)to be scared
7400	有啲驚	yáuh dī gēng	to have worries, to be afraid
7401	有D驚	yáuh dī gēng	to have worries, to be afraid
7402	有啲渣嗱	yáuh dī jāa làah	a degree of certainty, some guarantee
7403	有分數	yáuh fān sou	to handle a problem, to deal with a matter, to have a solution for a problem, "leave it to me!", "I'll take care of it!.
7404	有feel	yáuh fīu	to feel strongly, to have positive feelings; to experience a powerful sensation
7405	有福同享，有難同當	yáuh fūk tùhng héung, yáuh naahn tùhng dōng	to share both successes and failures, to support each other together through thick and thin, to be loyal and steadfast
7406	有福同享，有禍同當	yáuh fūk tùhng héung, yáuh woh tùhng dōng	to share both successes and failures, to support each other together through thick and thin, to be loyal and steadfast
7407	有風駛盡巾里	yáuh fūng sái jeuhn leih	(in full-sail when the wind is up)to exploit a favourable opportunity to the full; to go too far when one has the power
7408	有風駛盡里	yáuh fūng sái jeuhn leih	(in full-sail when the wind is up)to exploit a favourable opportunity to the full; to go too far when one has the power
7409	有風駛盡利	yáuh fūng sái jeuhn leih	(in full-sail when the wind is up)to exploit a favourable opportunity to the full; to go too far when one has the power
7410	有交易	yáuh gāau yihk	(there is transaction)to make a deal, to do business
7411	有金執	yáuh gām jāp	(gold to be picked up)easy money to be made
7412	有今日	yáuh gām yaht	(to have today)to meet the fate one deserves
7413	有境	yáuh gíng	to have good prospects in life, to be in a good position
7414	有㬌	yáuh gíng	1. with nice view (house)2. to have good prospects3. to have a customer
7415	有怪莫怪	yáuh gwaai mohk gwaai	used to admit that one is in the wrong, that one oews an apology
7416	有鬼	yáuh gwái	(to have a ghost)1. haunted2. to have a problem, to be worried, to feel something is wrong3. to have someone moving in for a challenge against one, a "man on" (e.g. in football), to have someone close behind (e.g. in swimming or running)
7417	有鬼用	yáuh gwái yuhng	no use, absolutely noe use, "no bloody use", "bloody useless"
7418	有骨	yáuh gwāt	ironic, not speaking directly
7419	講嘢有骨	góng yéh yáuh gwāt	ironic, not speaking directly
7420	有氣冇訂透	yáuh hei móuh dehng táu	1. to be breathless, to be out of breath, to be unable to breathe2. to be extremely busy, to be rushed off one's feet
7421	有姿勢，冇實際	yáuh jī sai, móuh saht jai	(all gesture but no substance)to be impressive on the outside but have no substance, to be "all show".
7422	冇自唔在，攞苦嚟辛	yáuh jih m4 joih, ló fú làih sān	(to give up comfort and choose hardship)to take the difficult option, to follow the difficult route
7423	有蕉食	yáuh jīu sihk	(to have banana to eat)to have a customer, to receive a customer's hir or order (taxi driver jargon)
7424	有咗	yáuh jó	to be pregnant
7425	有早知冇乞兒	yáuh jóu jī móuh hāt yī	(if one knew in advance one wouldn't end up a beggar)it's no good being wise after the event
7426	有種	yáuh júng	brave
7427	有卡士	yáuh kāa/klāa sí	to have class
7428	有辣唔唔辣	yáuh laaht yáuh m4 laaht	(spicy or non-spicy)1. the pros and cons of a situation, job, etc2. to have something to suit every taste
7429	有理冇理	yáuh léih móuh léih	whether reasonable or not, regardless of the consequences, whatever the cost
7430	有料	yáuh líu	to have real substance, to hav genuine talent, ability or knowledge
7431	有料到	yáuh líu dou	1. used to report that one has found relevant information or an important clue2. substantial, useful, offering a benefit
7432	有籮	yáuh lō	to have an attractive bottom, to have a good behind
7433	有路	yáuh louh	(to have a common road)to have an affair, to be lovers
7434	有紋有路	yáuh màhn yáuh louh	1. to have grasped how to do something, on the right lines2. to be mature (of children)
7435	有米	yáuh máih	(have rice)rich
7436	有乜唔妥	yáuh māt m4 tóh	a worried question, "is something wrong?", "is everything okay?"
7437	有乜依郁	yáuh māt yī yūk	the slightest movement
7438	有味笑話	yáuh meih siu wáa	jokes about sex, "fruity talk"
7439	有冇帶袋	yáuh móuh daai dói aa	have you got a condom?
7440	有冇料到	yáuh móuh líu dou	(any material arrived)a general inquiry to see if any new information has arrived, or if some new instruction or task has come in (e.g. in an office)
7441	有毛有翼	yáuh móuh yáuh yihk	(to hair fethers and wings)to be independent, to be able to take care of oneself
7442	有你冇我	yáuh néih móuh ngóh	(if you no me)a threat or a description of a situation in which the speaker refuses to compromise or states that everything is at stake, "it's you or me!".
7443	有瓦遮頭	yáuh ngáah jē tàuh	(having tiles over one's head)to have shelter, to have a place to live
7444	有眼不識泰山	yáuh ngáah bāt sīk taai sāan	to miss the obvious, to be blind to a salient fact, to overlook something or someone important
7445	有眼光	yáuh ngáah gwōng	to have an eye for
7446	有牌爛仔	yáuh pàaih laahn jái	(licensed rascal)a derogatory term for the police, "villain with a badge"
7447	有排受	yáuh pàaih sauh	to be suffer for a long time
7448	有屁就放	yáuh pei jauh fong	(if you have a fart let it out)used as an impatient way to tell someone to speak up, to say what is on their mind
7449	有殺錯，冇放過	yáuh saat cho, móuh fong gwo	(to kill in error rather than let off)1. to leave nothing out when it comes to eating, shopping, etc.2. ruthless, killing indiscriminately
7450	有心唔怕遲	yáuh sām m4 paa chìh	(if you are genuinely concerned, it doesn't matter if you are late)used to encourage someone to do something even though they are late (e.g. sending a present).
7451	有麝自然香	yáuh she jih yìhn hēung	(where there is musk, there is a scent)true talent or merit will always be recognised without the need to advertise it
7452	有事鐘無艷，無事夏迎春	yáuh sih jūng mòuh yihm, mòuh sih hah yìhng chēun	(when something happens, call for Zhong Wuyan; when nothing is happening, call for Xia Yingchun)in good times, people forget those who helped them in bad times (a reference to the ugly but clever wife and the beautiful imperial concubine of the Emperor Qi Xuan)
7453	有事慢慢講	yáuh sih maahn máan góng	used in an attempt to diffuse a situation which is turning violent, "take it easy, let's talk it over!".
7454	有頭髮邊個想做癩痢	yáuh tàuh faat bīn go séung jouh laat lēi	(nobody with hair wants to have scabies)nobody wants bad things to happen to them
7455	有頭威，冇頭陣	yáuh tàuh wāi, móuh méih jahn	(impressive at the beginning but tailing off at end)to start strongly but finish weakly
7456	有頭有面	yáuh tàuh yáuh mín	to have an important profile, to have solid achievements, to have status
7457	有Taste	yáuh tēi sí	to have good taste
7458	有環境	yáuh wàahn gíng	(to have prospects)to have a customer (taxi driver jargon)
7459	有運行	yáuh wahn hàahng	to be fortunate, to be lucky
7460	有碗話碗，有碟話碟	yáuh wún waah wún, yáuh dihp waah dihp	(where there is a bowl, say bowl; where there is a fish, say fish)to be straightforward and honest, to not embellish the facts
7461	有一手	yáuh yāt sáu	1. to have had a romance (of two persons)2. to have a special skill
7462	有嘢就講，有屁就放	yáuh yéh juah góng, yáuh pei jauh fong	(if you have something to say, say it; if you have a fart, let it out)an expression of impatience, "get on with it!", "say what's on your mind!"
7463	有爺生，冇乸教	yáuh yéh sāang, móuh náa gaau	(to be born of a father but have no mother to instruct one)to be badly brought up
7464	有異性冇人性	yáuh yih sing móuh yàhn sing	to ignore one's friend when one has found a boy or girlfriend
7465	有型	yáuh yìhng	to be good-looking, to have style
7466	有型有款	yáuh yìhng yáuh fún	to be good-looking, to have style
7467	有樣學樣	yáuh yéung hok yéung	(following any example)to follow a bad example, to copy someone's behaviour even when it is not desirable
7468	爺	yèh	a grandfather
7469	椰	yèh	a coconut
7470	椰子殼	yèh jí hok	(coconut shell)a bra
7471	嘢	yèh	1. thing2. a person, a body part or other object which is not named directly but is often indicated by the classifier used3. a person (disrespectful)4. heroin
7472	嘢可以亂食，說話唔可以亂講	yèh hó yíh lyuhn sihk, syut waah m4 hó yíh lyuhn góng	1. used to warn someone to watch what they say2. used to dismiss what someone is saying
7473	野	yèh	1. wild2. illegitimate
7474	野雞	yèh gāi	(wild chicken)1. unlicensed, low status (school)2. a street girl, a prostitute on the street3. a promiscuous girl or woman, a "slut"
7475	野雞學校	yèh gāi hohk haauh	an unlicensed school; a school with no status
7476	野仔	yèh jái	an illegitimate boy (derogatory)
7477	野女	yèh néui	an illegitimate girl (derogatory)
7478	惹	yéh	to stir up
7479	惹火	yéh fó	(inflammable)sexy (of a woman)
7480	夜	yeh	a night
7481	夜吹	yeh chēui	to chat late at night, to be in contact at night
7482	夜鬼	yeh gwái	a night-owl, an insomniac
7483	夜香	yeh hēung	(night fragrance)excrement, "night soil", "shit"
7484	夜冷	yeh lāang	a second-hand shop, a shop selling old or used goods
7485	夜來香	yeh lòih hēung	(night come fragrance)excrement, "night soil", "shit"
7486	夜媽媽	yeh māa māa	very late at night
7487	贏	yèhng	to win
7488	贏面	yèhng mín	(win face)percentage profit, gain
7489	弱	yeuhk	weak
7490	弱雞	yeuhk gāi	1. weak, feeble2. cowardly
7491	弱智	yeuhk ji	a person of low intelligence, a "moron"
7492	藥	yeuhk	medicine
7493	藥力	yeuhk lihk	(medcine strength)the effect of a drug
7494	潤	yeuhn	1. to enrich2. to behave arrogantly3. to provoke, to display disrespct to
7495	養	yéuhng	to raise
7496	養草皮	yéuhng fú wàih waahn	(to raise a tiger and court disaster)to go into an arrangement that will end up causing one harm, to support someone who will end up attacking or destroying
7497	養唔熟	yéuhng m4 suhk	disobedient, hard to train or educate
7498	養眼	yéuhng ngáahn	(feeding the eyes)good-looking, good to look at
7499	揚	yèuhng	1. to expose2. to be revealed, to be found out, to be discovered
7500	樣	yéung	an appearance
7501	樣炳	yéung bíng	1. an ugly face2. a bad situation
7502	樣丙	yéung bíng	1. an ugly face2. a bad situation
7503	樣衰	yéung sēui	(face bad)1. an ugly face2. a bad situation
7504	樣衰衰	yéung sēui sēui	(face bad)1. an ugly face2. a bad situation
7505	Ichiban	yīchībāang	(first rate)top quality, number one (from Japanese
7506	衣	yī	clothes
7507	衣食父母	yī sihk fuh móuh	(food and clothing parents)an employer, a patron, someone who is a source of financial support
7508	衣食無憂	yī sihk mòuh yāu	to have no worries about money, to be comfortably well-off
7509	依牙鬆弶	yī ngàah sūng gong	to clench one's teeth (e.g. before a fight, or when one is scared)
7510	依時依候	yī sìh yī hauh	on schedule
7511	依泣	yī yā	1. amorous behaviour2. a clandestine romance
7512	依依鵝鵝	yìh yí/yī ngóh ngóh	1. to mumble2. to complain, to nag
7513	依郁	yī yūk	an action, a movement
7514	醫	yī	to cure
7515	醫五臟廟	yī ńgh johng míu	eating, having a meal
7516	醫肚	yī tóuh	eating, having a meal; to eat
7517	兒	yì	a child
7518	兒嬉	yì hēi	risky, vulnerable, fragile, liable to break
7519	兒戲	yì hēi	risky, vulnerable, fragile, liable to break
7520	姨	yìh	an aunt
7521	姨媽	yìh māa	1. mother's elder sister2. one's menstrual peroid
7522	姨媽到	yìh māa dou	menstrual period has arrived
7523	姨媽巾	yìh māa gān	a sanitary towel
7524	移	yìh	to move
7525	移民監	yìh màhn gāam	(emigrate prison)a period of time during a Hong Kong person seeking overseas citizenship will have to live in the country concerned.
7526	宜	yìh	proper
7527	宜得	yìh dāk	rather, let (used when expressing a wish, a curse, etc.)
7528	而	yìh	and
7529	以和為貴	yìh wòh wàih gwai	to stop fighting, to make peace, to be reconciled
7530	耳	yìh	the ear
7531	耳邊風	yìh bīn fūng	(wind by the ears)words treated as unimportant, advice that is ignored
7532	耳仔軟	yìh jáu yúhn	(soft ears)easily persuasible, easily persuaded
7533	二	yih	two
7534	二廠	yih chóng	(second factory)a second wife or mistress
7535	二打六	yih dáa luhk	(two hit six)an important person, a person of low status
7536	二奶	yih lāai	a second wife or mistress
7537	二路元帥	yih louh yùhn seui	the second route marshal, the second leader in a triad society, a deputy head of a triad lodge (triad jargon)
7538	二奶命	yih nāai mehng	(the fate of being the second wife)to always have to settle for second best
7539	二五仔	yih ńgh jái	(two five boy)1. a traitor2. an informer, especially a police informer
7540	二撇雞	yih pit gāi	a man with a mastache
7541	二世祖	yih sai jóu	(second generation ancestor)a big-spending son, spending the family money; a spoilt rich boy
7542	二人世界	yih yàhn sai gaai	(world of two people)a couple enjoying time together, a place where a couple can spend romantic times.
7543	易	yih	easy
7544	易過借火	yih gwo je fó	(easier than getting a light)very easy
7545	義	yih	righteous
7546	義丕容辭	yih bāt yùhng chìh	willing, eager
7547	義氣	yih hei	1. loyalty, brotherhood, honour2. loyalty as a code of honour among triad members
7548	義氣搏兒戲	yih hei bok yìh hēi	(loyalty risks vulnerability)1. to take risk of being loyal to a potential traitor2. loyalty makes one vulnerable to betrayal
7549	義氣博兒戲	yih hei bok yìh hēi	(loyalty risks vulnerability)1. to take risk of being loyal to a potential traitor2. loyalty makes one vulnerable to betrayal
7550	義莊	yih jōng	a cheap funeral parlour
7551	義堂	yiih tóng	a poor house; a charity home
7552	鹽倉土地	yìhm chōng tóu deih	floor of a salt warehouse→鹹夾濕 [hàahm gaap sāp] salty and wet ■ lecherous ("salty and wet) is the literal meaning 鹹濕 hàahm sāp "lecherous")
7553	驗	yihm	to test
7554	弦	yìhn	a chord
7555	弦外之音	yùhn ngoih jī yām	overtones, implications
7556	現	yihn	the present
7557	現兜兜	yihn dāu dāu	in the form of cash
7558	現代人	yihn doih yàhn	1. modern people2. a facetious pun with 現袋人 yihn dói yàhn "expose scrotum man"
7559	現金王	yihn gām wòhng	someone with a lot of money, "king of cash"
7560	現眼報	yihn ngáahn bou	to see those who have done wrong getting their just punishment
7561	型	yìhng	1. good-looking, cool, handsome2. a type
7562	型爆鏡	yìhng baau geng	(so good looking as to break a mirror)very good-looking, very cool
7563	形	yìhng	a form
7564	認	yihng	1. to admit2. to recognise
7565	認親認戚	yihng chān yihng chīk	(to recognise someone as a relation)to seek aggressively a close relationship with someone, to be overly familiar with someone
7566	認低威	yihng dāi wāi	(confessing one's low dignity)to admit being inferior, to be humble, to lose face
7567	認叻	yihng lēk	(to claim to be smart)to brag; to boast
7568	認屎認屁	yihng sí yihng pei	(claim shit and claim fart)to be boastful and arrogant
7569	熱	yiht	hot
7570	熱啤	yiht bē	1. hot beer2. urine
7571	熱門	yiht mún	(hot gate)the favourite in a competition, a "hot favourite"
7572	閹	yīm	to castrate
7573	奄	yīm	to soak
7574	奄乾	yīm gōn	to suffer a series of small losses which eventually add up to a significant loss (e.g. in gambling)
7575	奄尖	yīm jīm	choosy, fussy, particular, arrogant
7576	奄尖聲悶	yīm jīm sēng muhn	choosy, fussy, particular, arrogant
7577	奄悶	yīm muhn	boring
7578	掩	yím	close
7579	掩口費	yím háu fai	(shut mouth fee)a fee paid to someone to keep quiet, to not report something (e.g. to the police), to not give evidence in court, "hush money"
7580	煙鏟	yīn cháan	a heavy smoker, a "chimney"
7581	煙仔	yīn jái	1. cigarette2. the penis
7582	烟韌	yīn ngahn	(sticky)intimate behaviour; intimacies, e.g. grooming, feeding, fondling, petting, etc. between a couple
7583	煙屎	yīn sí	(<ace)1. ace; the trump card2. someone who is "ace"3. the stain left on teeth from cigarette smoking
7584	煙屎牙	yīn sí ngàah	(smoke-stained teeth)teeth that have cigarette stains
7585	胭	yīn	rouge
7586	胭脂馬	yīn jī máah	face powder horse→難騎 [nàan kéh] hard to ride ■difficult to control (of a person)
7587	演	yín	to perform
7588	演野	yín yéh	to show off
7589	燕梳	yin sō	(<insure)insurance
7590	英	yīng	1. handsome, admirable, smart, great2. heroic
7591	影	yíng	1. shadow2. to reflect
7592	影衰	yíng sēui	to bring one's name and reputation into disrepute
7593	應	ying/yīng	should
7594	應召	ying jiuh	(to answer a call)to to work as a prostitute
7595	應召女郎	ying jiuh néuih lòhng	a prostitute on call
7596	腰	yīu	the waist
7597	腰骨	yīu gwāt	(waist)good or strong character
7598	妖	yíu	an exclamation, ex expletive, "shit!", a euphemism for 屌 díu
7599	要生要死	yiu sāang yiu séi	to be hysterical, to be out of one's mind (e.g. with grief)
7600	要人	yiu yàhn	an important person
7601	瘀	yú	1. to bruise2. to lose face3. to feel embarrassed4. to be ashamed
7602	瘀皮	yú pèih	(bruise skin)1. embarrassing2. to lose face
7603	魚	yùh	a fish
7604	魚蛋	yùh dáan	1. fishballs2. woman's breasts; young woman's breasts
7605	魚蛋檔	yùh dáan dong	a "fishball stall", (in the past) a place offering sexual services short of sexual intercourse.
7606	魚蛋妹	yùh dáan mūi	a girl who works at a "fishball stall", (in the past) a place offering sexual services short of sexual intercourse.
7607	魚尾紋	yùh méih màhn	(fish tail marks)wrinkles around the eyes
7608	魚腩	yùh náahn	(fish stomach)an incompetent or unlucky gambler, a "loser", a "sucker"
7609	乳臭未乾	yúh chau meih gōn	(still smelling of breast milk)immature, inexperienced, "wet behind the ears"
7610	乳溝	yúh kau	(breast gorge)a woman's cleavage
7611	雨	yúh	a rain
7612	雨褸	yúh lāu	raincoat
7613	雨褸佬	yúh lāu lóu	(raincoat man)a sexually perverted man, especially a man who exposes his genitalia to women in public places, a "flasher".
7614	雨褸怪客	yúh lāu gwaai haak	(raincoat wearing strange man)a sexually perverted man, especially a man who exposes his genitalia to women in public places, a "flasher".
7615	肉	yuhk	the flesh
7616	肉赤	yuhk chek	to feel hurt when one lets something valuable go
7617	肉俎砧板上	yuhk chèuih jām báan seuhng	(flesh pinned to the chopping board)trapped with no way out, to have no choice or way out, to be forced into an undesirable action
7618	肉彈	yuhk dáan	a sexy figure, an "hour-glass figure"
7619	肉金	yuhk gām	(meat money)the price of sexual services, the charge made by a prostitute for sex
7620	肉感	yuhk gám	(fleshing feeling)sexy
7621	肉緊	yuhk gán	(flesh tight)very involved, extremely devoted, highly excited
7622	肉麻	yuhk màah	sickly sweet
7623	肉參	yuhk sām	a hostage
7624	肉酸	yuhk syūn	1. ugly2. unpleasant, obnoxious, disgusting
7625	肉痛	yuhk tung	(the flesh is aching)to feel hurt when one lets something valuable go
7626	玉	yuhk	jade
7627	玉女	yuhk néui	(jade girl)a well-mannered girl
7628	軟	yúhn	soft
7629	軟腳蟹	yúhn geuk háaih	(soft legged crab)used to describe a man who has had so much sex that he is weak.
7630	軟皮蛇	yúhn pèih sèh	(soft skin snake)an apathetic person, someone who is indifferent, or unwilling to get anything done
7631	軟嘢	yúhn yéh	(soft stuff)1. bank notes (as opposed to coins)2. an impotent or soft penis
7632	溶	yùhng	n1. to dissolve2. to attack, to beat, to hit
7633	蓉蓉爛爛	yùhng yùhng laahn laahn	falling apart, broken, beyound repair
7634	融	yùhng	1. condensed2. very expensive
7635	用	yuhng	to use
7636	用屎忽諗嘢	yuhng sí fāt nám yéh	(to use one's arse to think)to be stupid, to make a stupid suggestion
7637	月	yuht	the moon
7638	月光	yuht gwōng	1. moon2. moonlight2. the bottom, the buttocks, the backside
7639	愈	yuht	the more
7640	愈窮愈見鬼	yuht kùhng yuht gin gwái	(the poorer one is, the more ghost one sees)the poorer one is, the more misfortunes one has
7641	郁	yūk	1. to move2. to assult physically, to beat up3. to harass physically or sexually4. to harm5. to have sex with5. to bother, to "mess with" someone
7642	郁身郁勢	yūk sān yūk sai	1. to fidget, to be unable to sit still2. to show discontent with one's position or status
7643	郁手	yūk sáu	1. to take action2. to move, to make a movement
7644	鴛	yūn	a male mandarin duck
7645	鴛鴦	yūn yēung	(pair of love birds)1. drink of tea mixed with coffee sold from street stalls2. odd (of a pair)
7646	鴛鴦房	yūn yēung fóng	a room for lovers, a "honeymoon suit"
7647	鴛鴦腳	yūn yēung geuk	someone with one foot or leg bigger than the other
7648	鴛鴦戲水	yūn yēung hei séui	a pair of lovers bathing together
7649	冤	yūn	to make a false accusation
7650	冤崩爛臭	yūn bāang laahn chau	stinking, smelly
7651	冤家	yūn gāa	(enemy family)an enemy, an opponent
7652	冤鬼	yūn gwái	(enemy ghost)1. the ghost of a person who was unjustly killed2. someone who stalks another person, a stalker
7653	冤氣	yūn hei	over considerate, paying a great deal of attention (e.g. a woman talking about her husband)
7654	冤厲	yūn lái	to frame
7655	冤枉	yūn wóng	used by someone to say that they are being wrongly accused of something
7656	冤有頭，債有主	yūn yáuh tàuh, jaai yáuh jyú	used to affirm that there is someone responsible for a wrong and that they will pay for it.
7657	丸	yún	a pill
7658	丸仔	yún jái	1. pills2. illegal drugs in pill form
7659	擁	yúng	to support
7660	擁躉	yúng dán	supporters, fans