- 秃头 tūtóu to go baldTo lose most or all of the hair on one's head
- 秃顶 tūdǐng to go baldto lose most or all of the hair on the top of one's head
- 秃子 tūzi baldya bald person; often used as a disrespectful or impolite nickname
- 秃鹰 tūyīng vulture; condor; bald eaglea large bird of prey with a dark brown body and bare skin on the head and neck; it feeds on carcasses and small animals; also known as the cinereous vulture or Eurasian black vulture; commonly but often inaccurately used to refer to the American bald eagle
- 光秃秃 guāngtūtū barebare; bald; used to describe surfaces without any covering such as hair, leaves, or vegetation
- 秃鹫 tūjiù vulturevulture; specifically the cinereous vulture or condor; a large bird of prey that feeds primarily on carrion
- 斑秃 bāntū spot baldnesspatchy hair loss; alopecia areata, also known as [[鬼剃头|鬼剃頭|gui3 ti4 tou2]]
- 秃发 tūfà baldness; alopeciathe loss of hair on the head, often caused by heredity, aging, or disease
- 秃山 tūshān bare hillsa mountain or hill with little to no vegetation; barren mountain
- 秃笔 tūbǐ worn-out writing brusha writing brush that has lost its hair or has been worn down from use
- 兀兀秃秃 wùwùtūtū lukewarmlukewarm or tepid; also used to describe something being neither cold nor hot
- 兀秃 wūtu lukewarmlukewarm or tepid in temperature; also used to describe someone who is indecisive or lacking in vigor
- 圆秃 yuántū spot baldnesssudden loss of hair in round patches on the head or body; alopecia areata
- 对着和尚骂贼秃 duìzhehéshangmàzéitū [vulgar] to criticize by insinuationto insult or criticize someone indirectly by aiming the abuse at a third party; literally "to stand in front of a monk and curse a 'bald-headed bandit'"
- 指着和尚骂秃子 zhǐzhehéshangmàtūzi to criticize obliquely(idiom) to insult indirectly or criticize someone obliquely; literally "to point at a monk while cursing a bald man"
- 放秃尾巴鹰 fàngtūwěibayīng to lose everythingto lose an investment or be swindled out of all of one's money; to have a loan go unpaid with no hope of recovery
- 白秃风 báitūfēng scalp ringworma fungal infection of the scalp that causes hair loss and white scaly patches, common in children
- 秃厮 tūsī Buddhist monk(derogatory) baldy; abusive term for a Buddhist monk
- 秃发症 tūfàzhèng baldnessbaldness; alopecia; a medical condition involving hair loss
- 秃奴 tūnú Buddhist monkderogatory term for a Buddhist monk, literally meaning bald slave
- 秃子打伞 tūzidǎsǎn [xiehouyu] lawless and godlessA two-part allegorical saying (xiehouyu) meaning "defying both human and divine laws". It relies on a pun where "hair" [[发|髮|fa4]] sounds like "law" [[法|法|fa3]], and the umbrella hides the "sky" (symbolizing heaven or divine justice). Since a bald man has no hair and his umbrella blocks the sky, he is [[无法无天|無法無天|wu2 fa3 wu2 tian1]].
- 秃宝盖 tūbǎogài cover radicalTraditional name for the Chinese character component [[冖|冖|mi4]], often referred to as the "cover" radical (radical 14)
- 秃尾巴 tūwěiba taillesshaving a bare or missing tail; used to describe animals that have lost their tail feathers or fur
- 秃瓢 tūpiáo bald headbald head; colloquial term for a person with no hair
- 秃瓢儿 tūpiáor bald head(informal) a bald head or a person with a shaved head; often used jokingly
- 秃疮 tūchuāng favus of the scalpA fungal skin infection of the scalp that causes yellow crusts and hair loss; also called [[黄癣|黃癬|huang2 xuan3]] or [[瘌痢|瘌痢|la4 li4]].
- 秃驴 tūlǘ Buddhist monk(derogatory) A Buddhist monk; bald ass.
- 秃鹙 tūqiū lesser adjutantA large bird of the stork family [[秃鹳|禿鸛|tu1 guan4]] with a featherless head and neck
- 秃鹳 tūguàn lesser adjutanta species of large wading bird in the stork family, Leptoptilos javanicus
- 秃鼻乌鸦 tūbíwūyā rooka species of bird in the crow family; specifically the rook (Corvus frugilegus)
- 贼秃 zéitū Buddhist monkA derogatory term for a Buddhist monk; literally "thieving bald-head".
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH