to be covered or stained with something, such as mud, dust, sweat, or blood; daubed in

to be stained by or covered with a substance such as paint or oil

complacent and immeasurably self-satisfied; to be overly proud of one's own achievements or situation

to be relevant to; to have something to do with; to be involved in

To benefit from a relationship with another person or thing; to enjoy reflected glory. Often used as a polite way to express gratitude for a favor or advantage

to moisten or dampen; to be steeped in or imbued with

to be sexually promiscuous; to flirt with others or frequent brothels; literally meaning to fondle flowers and trample grass

to contaminate; to make dirty; to soil; to flyblow

to ensure that all parties involved get an equal share of the advantages or profits; for everyone to get a piece of the pie

(idiom) to have some sort of kinship or friendship connection, often implying a distant or casual relationship; to share in or rub off some glory on friends and relatives

to touch something with the hand

to provoke; to meddle with; to tease

to share in profits or benefits equally; to enjoy a share of the advantages

to have some degree of kinship or family relationship

to weep silently until one's tears drench the front of one's clothes, describing extreme grief or sorrow

to receive a share of profit or benefits; to benefit from something

an air ball in basketball; a shot that fails to hit the rim, backboard, or net

A pan treated with a surface coating to prevent food from sticking

to have no need to fend for oneself; to live a life of comfort without having to do any manual labor or household chores

(idiom) to have no need to do manual labor or fend for oneself; literally meaning one's fingers never touch the cold water of springtime

to womanize or frequent brothels; to pursue many romantic or sexual affairs; literally "to provoke the grass and touch the flowers"

radioactive contamination; the presence of unwanted radioactive substances on surfaces or within solids, liquids, or gases

residual contamination; remaining radioactive or chemical pollution

To profit at another's expense; to get a bargain or share in benefits that one is not strictly entitled to

to touch food or drink to one's lips; to eat or drink (often used in the negative to mean not touching a drop)

be influenced by worldly or secular values, often in a negative sense of losing one's purity or ideals

measures or techniques used to prevent, contain, or eliminate radioactive, biological, or chemical contamination

To be well-watered or moistened by copious rain; to be thoroughly soaked.

(literary) to soak and irrigate

to soak, moisten, or wet something

glutinous; sticky

To wet one's clothes, such as by rain, dew, or sweat

(literary) To wet the front of one's clothes with tears; describes crying profusely.

to dip food into a sauce

(Taiwan) to stick to something; to adhere; to be sticky

to not drink even a single drop of liquor; describes someone who does not have a drinking habit or who strictly abstains from alcohol

to abstain from both smoking and drinking liquor

to stick or cling together; hesitant and slow in movement or speech

feet not touching the ground; used as an idiom to describe someone walking or running very fast

the process of removing contaminants; decontamination

hook and loop fastener consisting of two layers of nylon fabric which stick together when pressed