hairy; downy; used to describe a surface covered in soft, thick, and fine hair

fine, soft hair on plants or animals; fine down. Usually written as [[绒毛|絨毛|rong2 mao2]].

the young, unossified antler of a male deer, often used in traditional Chinese medicine as a tonic

matsutake (Tricholoma matsutake); a highly valued edible pine mushroom considered a delicacy in Japan

thick, soft, and fine, describing things like grass, moss, hair, or fur; downy; lush

ginseng and young deer antler; two highly prized tonic ingredients in traditional Chinese medicine

himematsutake mushroom; specifically the edible and medicinal fungi Agaricus subrufescens or Agaricus blazei Murill

(literary) messy or chaotic in appearance; cluttered and disorganized

(bound form) fine hair on a plant, such as on the surface of a leaf or stem

lac; shellac; the resinous secretion of the lac insect used for making varnish and in traditional Chinese medicine

appearing bright green and thick; often used to describe grass or plants

(literary) cudweed, a type of flowering plant in the sunflower family often used in traditional medicine or to make green rice cakes

fluffy or puffy in texture

thoroughly mashed or minced garlic; garlic paste

the soft, downy fibers from the seed head of a cattail plant, used as stuffing or insulation

lush and thick (of vegetation)

thick and lush growth of grass or vegetation

literary; mean, contemptible, or mediocre