Classical dance form originating in Italy and France, often performed on the tips of the toes.

A type of classical European dance or dance drama characterized by grace and precision of movement, often performed on the tips of the toes.

flower bud; a flower that has not yet opened

taste bud; the sensory organ on the tongue of humans and animals that allows for the perception of flavor

Durex, a brand of condoms

a flower bud that has not yet opened; also used metaphorically to refer to innocent children or a situation that is about to mature

collective term for cotton flower buds and cotton bolls

(loanword) a light, fluffy baked dish made with egg whites

A water sport where athletes perform graceful dance-like movements in the water to music; also known as [[花样游泳|花樣游泳|hua1 yang4 you2 yong3]] in Mainland China.

(loanword) coffee or other drinks served with milk

a theatrical dance form or artistic performance characterized by light, graceful movements

mole, a type of traditional sauce used in Mexican cuisine

Claire; Clare (name)

canelé (a small French pastry with a custard center and a dark, thick caramelized crust)

A style of ballet originating in 17th-century French court ballet, characterized by light and graceful movements and typically drawing themes from fairy tales or mythology.

(bound form) centaury herb with flowers used in traditional Chinese medicine

phallic stage, in psychology, the period of development during childhood focus on the genitals

(loanword) crème brûlée; a dessert consisting of a rich custard base topped with a layer of hardened caramelized sugar

the bud of a rose; a rose before it has fully opened

ornamental openwork fabric, such as for veils or trimmings; a loanword from English 'lace'

lace border or trim; a loanword based on the English word "lace"

(slang) (loanword) lesbian

Rihanna (1988-), Barbadian pop singer