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hole, opening, aperture
to assist, to help; to lead by hand
quilt, coverlet
the Qin dynasty (eponymous for China)
to vomit
to upset, to pour out, to overflow
noble; minister; thou (poetic)
to ask, to request; to invite; please
to unite, to collect; pair, match
mynah; Erithacus species (various)
Chinese character
to repent; to reform
fist; various forms of boxing
limited (in talent or ability); a solid wheel without spokes
to lack, to be short; vacancy, gap, deficit
to withdraw, to retreat, to fall back
radius, forearm; a bent or twisted piece of wood
heat, fever, zeal
brake
appearance, looks; form, figure; to contain, to hold
to insult, to humiliate, to abuse
mosquito, gnat
fresh, moist; soft, sleek
thus, so, like, such
weak, fragile, delicate
an organic compound
mulberry tree; surname
astringent, harsh, rough, uneven
to kill, to murder, to slaughter; to hurt
gauze, muslin, yarn
a kind of sedge grass that used to be woven into raincoats
to dry in the sun; to expose to the sun
flash, lightning; to dodge, to evade
sharp, pointed; to sharpen
fan; panel; to flap
to abuse, to slander, to vilify; to ridicule
to jump; to leave
noon, midday; moment
to carry, to take; to select
to burn, to bake; to heat, to roast
to whistle; to chirp
to shoot, to eject, to emit
sconcerned, involved; to experience; to wade through a stream
who? whom? whose? anyone?
pregnant
arsenic
numerous, long; a marsh plant with a medicinal root
to counsel, to consult for
cataract; fault, error, crime
teacher, professional, master
a chicken roost
time, season; period, era, age
to transplant, to grow; dill, Anethum graveolens
to lick, to lap up
carriage crossbar
to die, to pass away
cerium
hastily, suddenly, abruptly
book, letter, document; writing
different, special, unusual
to relieve; to relax, to loosen; to extricate
a glutinous variety of millet
to excuse, to forgive, to show mercy
weak, feeble; to decline, to falter
cork, peg, stopper
beginning; the first day of the lunar month
to melt, to smelt; polish, shine
an amphibious beast resembling a tiger with one horn; place name
the eastern egret
dewdrop; icicle
scared, frightened
to excite, to urge; to raise; to shrug; lofty, towering