to kneel and touch one's forehead to the ground as a sign of deep respect, traditionally used for elders or superiors

To stumble along; walking with difficulty due to an uneven road or physical impairment

to knock against; to bump into; to collide with (usually of objects)

the sound of knocking or tapping

to kowtow repeatedly and rapidly like a pestle pounding garlic; usually describing an act of begging for mercy or showing extreme gratitude or respect

To tap or knock an object against something hard to shake out its contents or remove dirt; to clean by tapping

To chatter, gossip, or bicker idly to pass the time.

To walk unsteadily or stagger along; to slip and stumble while moving.

Describes people or things being so crowded that they bump into each other; to be packed or jammed together

acting in a reckless or impetuous manner; dazed and confused

(variant form) to nod off or fall asleep briefly while sitting up

(colloquial) to fight to the death; to risk one's life in a struggle; to confront someone relentlessly

a type of beetle that can snap its body and leap into the air, making a clicking sound that looks like it is bowing its head

to stutter or stammer; to speak with pauses or repeated sounds

(dialect) ugly; unsightly; shabby

A crack or chip in a surface, such as on a cup or dish, caused by a physical impact

stammering; not speaking fluently

(slang) to enjoy watching a romantic couple being affectionate; to eagerly follow the romantic interactions of a couple whom one ships

(regional) knee; kneecap

to perform full body prostrations, especially as a Tibetan Buddhist practice of pilgrimage or devotion