to masturbate; masturbation.

to prostitute oneself; the act of providing sexual services in exchange for money

lascivious; licentious; loose in morals or conduct

obscene; pornographic; indecent; salacious; bawdy

sexually unrestrained; licentious; to engage in sexual misconduct that violates moral standards

to rape or seduce; to violate someone sexually

abuse of power; despotic power; tyrannical authority; excessive use of force or intimidation

A genus of flowering plants also known as epimedium or barrenwort; its roots and leaves are used in traditional medicine, often as an aphrodisiac; also called [[三枝九叶草|三枝九葉草|san1 zhi1 jiu3 ye4 cao3]] or [[仙灵脾|仙靈脾|xian1 ling2 pi2]]

dissolute; licentious; indulging in a life of excessive pleasure and debauchery

obscene book; pornography

Living a life of luxury and excess; describes someone who is arrogant, wasteful, and decadent.

morally loose and low; lascivious and mean

Vice or degenerate pleasures

(idiom) to not be corrupted or confused by money and high social position; to be impervious to the temptations of wealth and status. Originally part of a longer description of a great man in the [[孟子|孟子|meng4 zi3]].

extravagant and showy; profligate or decadent; (of music or lifestyle) lascivious and dissolute

obscene; salacious; lewd or filthy in speech or behavior

when one is well-fed and well-clothed, one's thoughts turn to lewd desires; physical comfort breeds sexual desire

womanizer; lecher; a bad person who habitually takes advantage of women

dissipated and excessive; living a life of debauchery or indulgence without limit

excessive rain that continues for a long time; persistent downpour

living a life of excessive indulgence and debauchery without any sense of shame

overly exotic or clever skills and gadgets that are considered frivolous, useless, or morally corrupting; often used in a derogatory way to describe foreign technology

debauched; dissolute; to indulge in dissipation or excessive pleasure

(idiom) lewdness or lust is the most serious among all crimes or evils

(of art or music) joyful and happy without being unrestrained or crossing the line into excess or vulgarity; pleasant without being debauched. This phrase was originally used by [[孔子|孔子|kong3 zi3]] in the Analects to describe the [[关雎|關雎|guan1 ju1]] poem.

To encourage or stir up lust and criminal behavior; often used to describe harmful media or literature that corrupts public morals

obscene; pornographic; indecent

obscene or licentious language; lewd words; also refers to specious or deceptive arguments

The state or practice of indulgence in sensual pleasures; dissoluteness

obscene picture; pornographic painting

licentious or wanton customs; sexual immorality

(literary) to elope with a lover without following traditional marriage customs; used especially to describe a woman's actions in historical contexts

extraordinary skill or overly elaborate craftsmanship that is considered improper or wasteful; frivolous ingenuity

Living in luxury and excess; arrogant, wasteful, and morally corrupt.

(literary) unbridled, lewd, or obscene language

Heaven rewards the good and punishes the evil; the principle that the virtuous receive blessings while those who do wrong meet with calamity.

(idiom) obscene words; dirty talk; filthy language

A woman's seductive dress or behavior invites improper advances; seductive appearance leads to lewd behavior.

(idiom) to encourage theft by being careless with valuables or to incite lust by behaving provocatively; now used to describe books or media that teach or tempt others to commit crimes or immoral acts

(literary) to progress or develop gradually; to spread bit by bit

(Chinese medicine) the six environmental factors that cause disease when excessive: wind [[风|風|feng1]], cold [[寒|寒|han2]], heat [[暑|暑|shu3]], dampness [[湿|濕|shi1]], dryness [[燥|燥|zao4]], and fire [[火|火|huo3]]

intense wind and excessive rain; the original phrase that was later miscopied to form an idiom describing clerical errors

oral sex; fellatio

cleverly made devices that are seen as frivolous, extravagant, or morally corrupting

a pair of people involved in an illicit sexual relationship; an adulterer and an adulteress

(literary) to engage in lascivious or immoral sexual acts openly and without restraint; to behave in a licentious manner publicly

To imagine oneself having sex with others; to get pleasure from sexual daydreams.

excessive neglect of duties or serious pursuits; living a licentious and uncontrolled life

(literary) to saturate or suffuse, as a liquid or vapor does; to stain gradually