to rub or knead with the hands; to massage

To rub, knead, or massage something with the hands

to rub one's body with a towel while bathing to remove dirt and dead skin

To play mahjong; literally refers to the action of shuffling the tiles by rubbing them together with the hands.

to rub clean; to wash clothes or other items by rubbing them between the hands in water to remove dirt

(slang) to mix mahjong tiles; to play mahjong

a wooden or plastic board with a ribbed surface used for hand-washing clothes; also called [[洗衣板|洗衣板|xi3 yi1 ban3]]

a table tennis technique where the ball is hit near the table with a face-up paddle and a short stroke, producing a low arc with backspin

to rub or fiddle with something using the fingers or hands

to rub the hands together and stamp the feet in anxiety, frustration, or great impatience

To press and rub with the hands; to knead or crumple.

to settle a matter or divide illicit gains through backroom deals or bribery; often used in the context of political or business corruption

Taiwan colloquialism referring to illegal negotiations or backroom deals to fix bids or distribute benefits; from the Japanese word for consultation, which sounds like the word for dumpling

to rub the hands together; often used to indicate nervousness, impatience, or trying to stay warm

to rub one's hands together and stomp one's feet as a sign of extreme anxiety, impatience, or frustration

to be extremely anxious, impatient, or at a loss as to what to do

a corrugated board used for scrubbing laundry by hand

To roll glutinous rice flour and filling into small round balls

a board with a ribbed surface used for washing clothes by hand; often used humorously in the context of a husband being punished by his wife