To talk irresponsibly or without any basis in fact; to speak drivel.

a blind person (often considered a disrespectful or derogatory term)

To talk irresponsibly or without any basis; to talk rubbish.

(colloquial) lie; falsehood; nonsense; flapdoodle

to guess blindly; to make a wild or random guess

to be blind; to lose one's sight; (figuratively) to be reckless or fail to see the truth of a situation

(colloquial) black bear

To act senselessly; to mess about or behave foolishly; to make a scene without reason.

(idiom) pitch dark; unlighted; describes a place or time having no lights or torches

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

to give nonsensical instructions or issue orders out of ignorance, without considering the actual situation

an illiterate person; someone who cannot read or write

to tell lies; to say things that are not true or are baseless

To be busy without a plan or purpose; to putter around or work to no avail.

to mess around with something; to do something blindly without any plan or proper method

to lie barefacedly or talk nonsense; to deny obvious facts that are right before one's eyes

(idiom) To tell a bare-faced lie; to look someone straight in the eye and talk nonsense or drivel.

To chat aimlessly; to talk about nothing in particular or pass the time with casual conversation.

to be caught unprepared and flustered; to grope blindly for an answer or lose one's head due to lack of planning

to brag; to shoot one's mouth off; to make wild and groundless claims

(idiom) blind people touch an elephant; to be unable to see the big picture or to draw a conclusion based on incomplete information

(dialect) bear; bruin

a blind person on a blind horse; used to describe being in an extremely dangerous situation or acting in a way that leads to certain disaster

Literally "a blind man riding a blind horse"; used to describe someone taking blind actions or being in an extremely precarious and dangerous situation.

to talk nonsense; to speak at random without any basis in fact; same as [[胡说八道|胡說八道|hu2 shuo1 ba1 dao4]]

(colloquial) to grope about blindly like a person who cannot see

A letter that cannot be delivered because the address is unclear or incorrect.

An explosive or artillery shell that fails to explode; a misfire.

To talk wildly without a factual basis; to make up stories or chat idly.

To act blindly or without any method; to stir up trouble or cause a mess; to muddle with things randomly.

Literally meaning "a blind person feeling for fish"; used as a metaphor for doing something without a clear method, goal, or plan.

to do something without a plan or organization; to act in a haphazard way without a clear goal

(dialect) to waste or squander time, effort, or money

to be both blind and deaf; a fixed expression used to describe someone who lacks sensory perception or awareness

an illiterate person; someone who cannot read despite having normal sight

to talk recklessly or speak gibberish; used in Wu Chinese as a synonym for [[胡说八道|胡說八道|hu2 shuo1 ba1 dao4]]

nipple that is sunken or does not protrude; nipple that cannot be sucked

(xiehouyu) to have a clear idea of the situation; refers to a blind person eating dumplings who, despite not seeing them, knows exactly how many they have eaten. Often used with the punchline [[心里有数|心裡有數|xin1 li3 you3 shu4]].

to waste one's effort; literally a blind man lighting a lamp, used as the first part of a two-part allegorical saying where the second part implies a waste of wax or useless labor

to fool around with something; to mess with things; to operate without a plan or throw things into disorder

to talk nonsense or rubbish without any sense of shame; to talk drivel; to lie or boast shamelessly

to talk irresponsibly; to talk nonsense

to mess around; to fiddle with something pointlessly; to act without a clear plan or purpose

to go on a shopping spree, often used as a phonetic loan for the English word shopping

(Taiwan colloquial) to go shopping for fun; to spend a lot of money on a shopping spree; a loanword from the English "shopping"

to knock about aimlessly from one job or activity to another; to wander around looking for opportunities by trial and error

to roam about aimlessly; to monkey around

to live aimlessly; to not be serious about one's job or responsibilities

a blind cat bumping into a dead mouse; to have a stroke of luck or to succeed by sheer accident despite a lack of skill