bedding or the warm space created by a quilt wrapped around the body

lair; den; a place where criminals or bad people hide or gather to carry out illegal activities

(informal) a spineless coward, wimp, or good-for-nothing; used as a derogatory term for someone who is timid, weak, and incompetent

a small circular depression on the cheek that appears when someone speaks or smiles

(of a person) weak and incompetent; cowardly and good-for-nothing

beehive; honeycomb

the nest of the swiftlet, made from its saliva and used as a delicacy in Chinese cuisine; valued as a nutritious tonic in traditional medicine

(Taiwan colloquial) heartwarming; gratifying; feeling internally warm and comforted

armpit; the hollow area under the arm where it connects to the shoulder

to harbor or shelter criminals; to hide stolen goods or contraband

swarm of bees; a swarm; a hive of bees

The center of the chest or the pit of the stomach

Sarajevo, capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina

the hollow part of the face that contains the eyeball; eye socket; orbit

the nest of a hornet

to feel resentful or annoyed because one cannot vent their anger; suppressed irritation

a small, low, and crudely built shed; matshed

a place where a bird lives or lays its eggs; can refer to natural nests, structures built by birds, or birdhouses

chicken coop; hen house; henroost

armpit; a colloquial name for the [[腋窝|腋窩|ye4 wo1]]

a cylinder-shaped household coal briquette made from coal dust and clay, named for its multiple vertical holes that resemble a honeycomb

a nest, lair, or den of an animal; also used to describe a hideout or stronghold of thieves and criminals

A cone-shaped steamed bread made from corn or sorghum flour with a hollow base.

(colloquial) fighting among members of the same family, organization, or group; internal rivalry

to move from one's home or place of residence

A comfortable home or cozy environment; a place where one can live a safe and happy life; originally the name of the residence of Song Dynasty philosopher Shao Yong

thieves' hideout; thieves' lair

a cone-shaped steamed bread made of corn or sorghum flour with a hollow base

literally meaning a rabbit does not eat the grass around its own nest; used as a proverb to say that even a villain avoids doing harm in their own immediate neighborhood or to those close to them

to be forced into idleness or be unable to work effectively, usually due to poor organization or bad scheduling

Ögedei Khan (1186–1241), the third son of Genghis Khan and second Great Khan of the Mongol Empire; known for conquering the Jin dynasty and expanding the empire into Europe.

(of poultry) to lie in a nest to lay or hatch eggs

Frustration or petty annoyances caused by unfair treatment or bullying which one is unable to vent or express; humiliation or grievances that one is forced to endure.

To hide or move stolen money or goods for a criminal.

a place where gamblers gather to gamble; an illegal casino

A remote or secluded place in the mountains.

the nest or home of a colony of ants; a formicary

a secret location where criminal or illegal activities are conducted

(colloquial) to leave a former position or original place; to start moving from where one has been staying or living

(colloquial) describes someone who is weak or cowardly in public but acts like a bully or tyrant within their own home or small group

A small, temporary shelter or shack built for sleeping; a temporary mat shed.

Conflict or fighting among members of the same family, team, or group; internal strife

nest; den; hideout

A traditional Beijing snack consisting of steamed glutinous rice balls with sweet fillings.

iliac fossa; the internal pelvic basin formed by the ilium

the small indentations sometimes visible on the lower back; also known as dimples of Venus

the indented part on the inside of the elbow joint

(colloquial) to sit on eggs to hatch them; to incubate

To poke or disturb a hornet's nest with a stick or pole