an enthusiast or follower of a person, group, or brand; a loanword from English "fans"

milk of cows or goats dehydrated into a powder for preservation and later use

starch; amylum; a complex carbohydrate found in the roots, stems, and seeds of many plants and used as a major source of energy in food

pink; light red; a color that is red mixed with white

pink color; [[粉红色|粉紅色|fen3 hong2 se4]]

flour made from ground wheat; used as a basic ingredient in baking and cooking

shattered into tiny fragments or powder; pulverized

pink color; the color pink

fine powder; dust; very small particles resembling flour

foundation makeup; a cosmetic powder or cream applied to the face to create an even skin tone or cover blemishes

a type of long, thin noodle made from rice flour; also referred to as [[米线|米線|mi3 xian4]] in some regions

The fine, typically yellow powder found in the anthers of seed plants; contains the male reproductive cells.

A machine used for crushing, grinding, or pulverizing solid materials into powder or small pieces; a disintegrator

a type of Italian pasta that is hollow in the middle; macaroni

to paint or plaster a surface, such as a wall or ceiling, with lime, paint, or similar materials

dust; airborne powder; solid particulate matter, especially that produced by industrial processes or burning

white cosmetic powder; face paint; ceruse

fair and tender; describing skin that is soft, white, and delicate

chalk; stick of chalk used for writing on a blackboard

pimple; acne; blackhead. Small red bumps on the skin caused by overactive oil glands, commonly found on the face, chest, or back of young people; also known as [[痤疮|痤瘡|cuo2 chuang1]].

laundry detergent or washing powder in powder form; a chemical synthetic detergent used for washing clothes

pepper powder; ground pepper

pressed cosmetic powder formed into a cake; compact powder used for covering or correcting skin tone

to pollinate; the process of transferring pollen from the stamen to the pistil for plant reproduction

A translucent jelly-like food made from starch (often mung bean) and served cold with seasonings; also used to refer to grass jelly in some regions.

(idiom) to be torn to pieces or have one's bones crushed; most often used figuratively to mean sacrificing one's life for a cause or dying a horrific death

to paint, plaster, or adorn a wall or surface to make it look new

cornstarch or cornflour

rouge and powder used by women as makeup

any of a group of enzymes that help digest carbohydrates by breaking down starch into sugars

noodles made from mung bean, sweet potato, or other starches

gold dust or golden-colored powder

Powdered medication or chemical agent; dust.

Dry, unmixed powder, such as flour or rice powder

a powder made from dried and ground fish or fish parts, typically used as high-protein animal feed

cosmetics; rouge and face powder

medicine in the form of a powder

(slang) an avid fan of Apple Inc. products; derived from the first character of [[苹果|蘋果|ping2 guo3]] and the word for fan, [[粉丝|粉絲|fen3 si1]]

appearing like powder; in the form of powder

baby powder or talcum powder; a scented powder used on the body to keep the skin dry and prevent heat rash

a powder made from processed animal bones used as fertilizer or animal feed

to put on makeup and go on stage to perform a play

a type of sausage primarily made from bean or potato starch mixed with small amounts of meat and seasonings

A powdery substance that emits visible light when exposed to light or other radiation; commonly used in fluorescent and neon lamps.

An inorganic white powder, mainly calcium hypochlorite, used for bleaching and disinfection; it has a strong pungent odor and decomposes easily when exposed to moisture.

a food made from starch, such as mung beans or sweet potatoes, shaped into thin strips; often sold pre-soaked in water

fine powder made from grinding wheat kernels

A soft pad, often made of cotton, used for applying powder to the face or body.

starch used in cooking or for laundry