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varnish, lacquer; paint
to perform, to act, to put on a play
fisherman; to fish; to pursue; to sieze
to appear deep
Chinese people; Chinese language
indecipherable
gradually
to marinate in salt
a river in northern Shandong
inundating; exaggerated
to gargle, to rinse; to wash, to scour
a river in Hunan
eddy, whirlpool
to ripple, to undulate; to bob on the waves
ripples; swirling water
a river in Henan province
flood tide; to rise in price
to soak, to steep; dye, stains; sodden
ripples, waves; to overflow
a river in Shandong province
the sound of beating wind and rain
eddy; small river
pond, lake
pond, pool
to wash; a place name
to stir up, to incite; to agitate, to provoke
to steam, to stir-fry
mold; to fuse, to melt, to smelt
to extinguish, to put out, to quench
bright, prosperous; splendid, glorious
a bear; brilliant; surname
to smoke, to cure meat; vapor, smoke, fog
to shine, to shimmer; shining, dazzling
to boil, to simmer; to endure pain
you; that, those; final particle
victory feast; to throw a banquet
smastiff, large fierce dog
the Manchurian tiger
prison, jail; case; lawsuit
roebuck, hornless river deer
fine jade
agate, cornelian
petty; trifling; troublesome
a kind of jade
a jade earring
precious jade
precious jade
glass; colored glaze
rafters supporting roof tiles
to doubt, to question, to suspect
to fall, to stumble, to falter; hindered
crazy, insane, mentally ill
pimple, wart
numbness, paralysis
asthma; bowel disease
scabies, itching, scald-head
fistula; goiter, sore, ulcer
scabies; to itch
epidemic, plague, pestilence
to bury, to inter
to recover from disease; an epidemic
pimples
malaria; intermittent fever
thin, lean, emaciated; meager
to supervise, to direct, to control; to inspect; prison, jail
to exhaust, to use up, to deplete
testicle
to stare
keen, clever, astute
to see, to look at, to gaze at
to take a close look; nearsighted, dim
to squint, to narrow the eyes