A person who grows and looks after flowers for a living; floriculturist

To pluck or nip off flowers using the fingernails

veiled or subtle design incised in porcelain or woven in fabric

spray or splashes of water, often created when something hits the water surface

blobs or drops of oil or fat floating on the surface of liquid, such as in a soup

short promotional film or advertisement for a movie or television show

puffed kernels of corn

small flowers or tiny patterns on fabric

flower market, or a bustling street with many vendors; a common variant used in certain dialects

a hothouse built half underground to preserve warmth and moisture for growing flowers

seedling or sprout of a flower

A fine needle used for embroidery

(colloquial) to have smallpox; to be infected with the variola virus

boiled soft bean curd that is slightly firmer than [[豆腐脑儿|豆腐腦兒|dou4 fu5 nao3 r5]]

to bloom; to blossom; to flower