to pull apart, pry open, or break off something using the fingers or hands

(colloquial) to talk irresponsibly; to speak randomly; to blather; to lie

(Taiwan colloquial) loanword for "bye-bye" used when saying goodbye; bye-bye

(colloquial) to arm-wrestle; to wrestle by gripping hands and trying to force the opponent's arm down

to debate, dispute, or wrangle over the rights and wrongs of a matter (dialectal)

Taiwan colloquial usage meaning affected, phony, or putting on a show to impress others; from the Taiwanese Hokkien word ké [[掰|掰|bai1]]

to be stingy or overly concerned with trivial details; to haggle over every penny or ounce

extremely precise and thorough; paying attention to every minute detail

to be excessively calculating or concerned with small advantages; variant form of a phrase meaning to weigh and measure every little thing

to sever relations or end a friendship

to arrange or put things in order; to tinker with or handle things

To break something open and knead it into pieces; used figuratively to describe analyzing something from every angle or rehashing it in infinite detail

to physically bend something until it is curved; (slang) to cause a straight person to realize they are attracted to the same sex

the sport or activity of arm wrestling

(colloquial) to find fault; to nitpick or deliberately look for mistakes in others

to pull or bend something with the hands until it is straight

(vulgar) (Taiwan) female genitalia; derived from the Taiwanese word [[膣屄|膣屄|zhi4 bi1]]

(dialect) to fall out with someone; to have a breakdown in a relationship or friendship

(Taiwan colloquial, vulgar) a derogatory term for female genitals; also used as a general insult for an annoying person. Same as [[膣屄|膣屄|zhi4 bi1]].