The joint connecting the hand and the arm

(slang) a highly influential or famous person in a particular field, such as a star actor, celebrity, or leading expert

A strong and powerful wrist or hand

To grip one's wrist with the other hand, expressing strong emotions such as regret, anger, or excitement

(colloquial) a famous person or big shot in a specific field; an expert; a big name

The joint where the foot and the lower leg connect.

The bones that make up the wrist, located between the lower arm bones and the palm bones.

to make a difficult and courageous decision to cut off a part of something to save the whole, like a hero cutting off his own wrist after a venomous snake bite; to act decisively in a crisis

physical strength of the wrist, as used in arm wrestling or manual tasks

the joint connecting the hand and the arm

(colloquial) to arm-wrestle; to wrestle by gripping hands and trying to force the opponent's arm down

To resort to tricks or schemes to deceive others; to maneuver behind the scenes

The joint connecting the hand to the forearm

an organ surrounding the mouth of cephalopods like squid and octopus, used for locomotion, grasping prey, or defense

To write with the wrist raised off the desk, a technique used in Chinese calligraphy for larger characters.

The joint between the lower leg and the foot.

refers to an object that is worn on or attached to the wrist, such as a watch or a compass

To control the brush or pen by moving the wrist, specifically by lifting, pressing, or tilting to manipulate the brush tip.

To write with the wrist raised off the desk while the elbow remains resting on the surface, a technique in calligraphy used for medium-sized characters.

To make one feel deep regret or pity; to feel a great sense of loss over an unfortunate outcome.

To cut the arteries of the wrist with a sharp tool as a form of self-harm.

Literally meaning a brave warrior cuts off his own wrist to stop snake venom from spreading; used to describe making a quick, decisive sacrifice at a critical moment to save the whole.

tact or skill in managing international relations or personal negotiations

(slang) a star, celebrity, or leading actor; an authority or master in a specific field; bigwig

the joint connecting the hand to the forearm

A protector or guard worn on the wrist to prevent injury or support the joint.

the sport or activity of arm wrestling

the calligraphy technique of resting the wrist on the desk or on the other hand while writing

to engage in arm wrestling; Taiwan colloquial

to play tricks; to engage in political maneuvering or schemes

a woman's snow-white, tender wrists or arms

an ancient unit of length based on the distance from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger, roughly 55 centimeters

The method or position of holding the wrist while practicing calligraphy. There are three traditional methods: [[枕腕|枕腕|zhen3 wan4]], [[提腕|提腕|ti2 wan4]], and [[悬腕|懸腕|xuan2 wan4]].

celebrated; famous; top-tier

any member of the phylum of marine animals having a bivalve shell and a pair of tentacled arms

carpal tunnel syndrome; median neuropathy at the wrist; a condition causing pain, numbness, or tingling in the hands due to pressure on the median nerve in the wrist

any of the massive plant-eating dinosaurs from the late Jurassic period characterized by long necks and long front legs

The joint where the lower leg and foot meet; also called [[脚腕子|腳腕子|jiao3 wan4 zi5]]

a method of holding a brush in Chinese painting and calligraphy where the wrist does not touch the table

the long arm of a cephalopod, such as a squid or octopus, used for grasping prey

An influential person who uses forceful methods to maintain control; iron-fisted leader