a short coat that ends at the hip or waist (loanword)

to mix together or mingle disparate substances or elements

a physical or digital container used to store and organize documents or electronic files

a small, flat case for carrying money, credit cards, and identification

a mechanical device such as a clip, clamp, or tongs used to hold or fasten objects

a weather condition consisting of a mixture of rain and snow falling simultaneously

hollow layer between two solid layers

a move in chess or similar board games where one piece makes two attacks simultaneously

to put a filling or stuffing inside something, especially in cooking

ammunition clip; cartridge clip; magazine

hair clip

a narrow gap or crevice between two objects or surfaces

to hold or grip firmly between two parts, or to become fixed in a tightened position.

to carry something within or be mixed in, such as substances in a flow or interspersed components

wooden boards used to press or hold something together

angle (between two intersecting lines)

A small, flat case for carrying money, credit cards, and identification.

to use tongs, tweezers, or chopsticks to grasp and lift something.

A mechanical device used to hold and position a workpiece securely during manufacturing processes such as machining or assembly.

A tactical maneuver in board games where one piece attacks two or more opponent pieces at once.

to stand on both sides of a street or path, typically to welcome someone

to line the streets in welcome

oleander (Nerium indicum)

undercooked or partially cooked, especially referring to rice or grains

Jiajiang county in Leshan, Sichuan

a project or job that is difficult to complete or fix because it was handled incorrectly from the start

A fastener, typically made of plastic or wood, used to secure clothes to a laundry line for drying.

containing or prepared with a filling, typically referring to food items such as buns, cakes, or cookies

Jiajiang county in Leshan, Sichuan

a leg vise (ancient Chinese torture instrument)

to bother someone with incoherent or annoying muddle-headed talk

Jiashan Temple, Buddhist temple in Shimen county [[石门县|石門縣|Shi2 men2 Xian4]], [[常德|常德|Chang2 de2]], Hunan, the purported final home and burial place of late Ming peasant rebel leader [[李自成|李自成|Li3 Zi4 cheng2]]

to annoy, bother, or harass someone through persistent or confusing entanglement

completely mixed up, in a muddle, or containing irrelevant and incoherent content

antipinch (e.g. preventing catching fingers in automatic car windows)

in sports, to use two defensive players to guard a single opponent

a spring-loaded metal clip with serrated jaws, used for making temporary electrical connections or as a general-purpose fastener

(sports) double-teaming

To be caught between two opposing parties and suffer pressure or anger from both sides.

(music) capo

to cut into a line or jump a queue

(machinery) collet; chuck

(colloquial) to induce an abortion (Taiwan usage)

(coll.) (neologism c. 2021) cutesy high-pitched voice

to have one's tail between one's legs

Jiashan National Forest Park in Shimen, Changde, Hunan

a crucial moment or critical time

a person caught between two opposing parties or conflicting demands