unit of weight used in the British and American systems, divided into avoirdupois and troy

abundant; plentiful; exuberant; used to describe a feeling, atmosphere, or interest that is very strong or thick

exuberant; full of life and vitality

The atmosphere of spring is overflowing; used to describe a scene where the beauty and feeling of spring are very strong.

To be full of interest; showing great enthusiasm or genuine interest

full of life and energy; exuberant

to overflow with the joy of life; lively and full of interest

To be filled with a classical atmosphere or an antique and elegant flavor

Anglo-Saxon; specifically used in modern Chinese internet slang to refer to the Anglosphere or Western powers

(loanword) unit of weight used in British and American systems, equivalent to 1/16 pound (avoirdupois) or 1/12 pound (troy)

(bound form) Anglo-; of or relating to the Angles, English people, or the English language

pertaining to the Anglo-Saxon people, their language, or their culture

The Anglo-Saxon people or their language

(idiom) to have a disagreement; used to describe a domestic dispute, like pots and pans clanking together

(idiom) to have a family argument or dispute; refers to the sound of bowls and pots clashing together.

(literary) appearing full or overflowing

Yuan Ang (c. 200–148 BC), a famous minister and statesman of the Western Han dynasty known for his directness and for advising Emperor Jing to execute [[晁错|晁錯|chao2 cuo4]] during the Rebellion of the Seven States.