A gambling machine where players insert coins for a chance to win a payout according to specific rules; preset rules.

a tiger made of paper; (figurative) a person or organization that appears powerful but is actually weak or harmless

female tiger; a tigress

pliers or pincers used for gripping, pulling out nails, or cutting wire; so named because the jaws resemble the mouth of a tiger

A period of intense scorching heat that occurs during early autumn

An appliance, machine, or user that consumes a very large amount of electricity.

A type of moth larva that lives in soil and feeds on the roots and seedlings of crops such as corn, cotton, and vegetables.

A torture device where the victim sits on a long bench with their legs strapped straight and bricks are placed under the heels to force the knees to bend backward.

An old-style large stove used to boil water

a person who has lost their previous power, authority, or influence; someone who is no longer a threat despite their past status

Meaning "one cannot touch the backside of a tiger," this describes a person who is extremely touchy, overbearing, or powerful such that no one dares to provoke or criticize them.

a female tiger; (figurative) a ferocious woman

to attack a person who has already lost their power or status; to take advantage of someone else's victory while pretending to be a hero

To swat a fly on a tiger's head, describing a situation that is extremely dangerous or an act of reckless audacity; looking for trouble

To take a huge risk or provoke a dangerous person, often resulting in self-destruction; used as a xiehouyu to imply [[自找死路|自找死路|zi4 zhao3 si3 lu4]].

to swat a fly on a tiger's head; an idiom meaning to take great risks or provoke a powerful person

to disguise oneself as someone weak or harmless in order to lull an opponent into letting their guard down and then defeat them

A two-part allegorical saying (xiehouyu) meaning "fake mercy"; used to describe someone who puts on a show of kindness or religious devotion while hiding their true, cruel nature or malicious intent.

(idiom) Literal meaning is "when there is no tiger in the mountain, the monkey acts as king"; describes a situation where a lesser person takes power or a leadership role because a superior or more capable person is absent.

the skin or pelt of a tiger

cold appetizer from northeast China typically made with hot peppers, cucumber, cilantro, and leeks

young tiger or tiger cub

a type of venomous marine fish belonging to the family Synanceiidae, often resembling a rock or stone

(colloquial) jumping spider, named for its behavior of pouncing on houseflies

Eldrick "Tiger" Woods (1975-), American professional golfer

A gambling machine where players insert coins to try and match symbols to win prizes; also known as [[老虎机|老虎機|lao3 hu3 ji1]].

To run great risks; to challenge someone in a position of power or authority.