(dialect) to chat; to gossip; to pass the time talking; common in Northeast China

To chat idly or bicker; to gossip. Also written as [[磕牙|磕牙|ke1 ya2]], [[嗑呀|嗑呀|ke4 ya5]], or [[课牙|課牙|ke4 ya2]].

to chat or gossip; common in northern dialects.

(slang) to strongly desire that a pair of fictional characters or celebrities become a romantic couple; to enjoy watching the chemistry between two people

to chat idly, bicker, or engage in frivolous talk; a variant form of the phrase meaning to clatter teeth

to take illegal drugs; specifically refers to the use of highly controlled substances such as narcotics or hallucinogens

to live on air; to go hungry because one has no food or money

The name of the 21st of the 64 hexagrams in the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]], representing the concept of "biting through"