(colloquial) head of a person or animal; skull

pocket on a piece of clothing

bag; sack; pocket; any container made of cloth, leather, plastic, or paper used for holding things

bag made from plastic material

puffiness or sagging skin under the eyes, often becoming more visible with age, fatigue, or crying

handbag; purse; a small bag for carrying personal items, often used by women; also known as [[手提包|手提包|shou3 ti2 bao1]]

trash bag; garbage bag; rubbish bag

A rubber bag filled with hot water used to warm parts of the body or for heat therapy; also called a [[暖水袋|暖水袋|nuan3 shui3 dai4]].

sack or burlap bag made from coarse cloth like hemp or jute

kangaroo; any of the marsupials found in Australia with short front limbs, large hind limbs for jumping, and a pouch for carrying their young

A quilt or padded blanket sewn into a bag shape, used primarily by infants or people camping outdoors.

A bag filled with sand, used for flood control, military defense, fire prevention, or as ballast

packaged in bags; bagged

cloth bag; cotton pouch; sack

a bag made of paper

a bag or sack made of woven material, typically plastic fibers

money bag; purse; wallet

ice bag or pack; a rubber bag filled with crushed ice, cold water, or coolant used for medical cooling, pain relief, or keeping food fresh

traveling bag; duffel bag

A small bag with a handle used for carrying items by hand; handbag, tote bag, or valise

(colloquial) the physical head; noggin

pocket in a piece of clothing

bag used for carrying clothes and belongings when traveling

a traditional Chinese tobacco pipe with a small bowl and long stem; refers specifically to a pipe for smoking dry tobacco or a water pipe

(colloquial) the human or animal head; noggin

A bag for holding rice; a sack for grain.

A type of traditional puppet show where performers use their hands inside cloth puppets with carved wooden heads; popular in regions like Fujian and Taiwan.

Tea leaves packaged in a small bag for steeping; also known in Taiwan as [[茶包|茶包|cha2 bao1]] or [[袋茶|袋茶|dai4 cha2]].

bag made from plastic; primarily used in Taiwan, while mainland China typically uses [[塑料袋|塑料袋|su4 liao4 dai4]]

(idiom) a useless person who is only fit for eating and drinking; literally "a wine skin and a rice bag"

kangaroo; specifically refers to larger species such as the wallaroo

grain sack; grain bag; haversack

a pouch on the abdomen of female marsupials or other animals (like seahorses) where the young are carried and fed; a brood pouch or marsupium

A long-stemmed Chinese pipe used for smoking shredded tobacco, usually consisting of a bowl, a bamboo or metal tube, and a mouthpiece.

bag used for carrying mail, often made of canvas

To show off one's learning or erudition, specifically by excessively quoting classics or using academic jargon in one's writing or speech

water pipe; hookah; a smoking device typically made of copper or bamboo that filters smoke through a container of water

a bag, pouch, or soft case made of leather; (liquid) a leather skin for carrying water or wine

mesh or net bag used for carrying or packaging items such as fruit and vegetables

a type of loose-fitting women's garment without a defined waistline, named for its resemblance to a cloth sack

bag used for carrying food

the long, thin tube part of a traditional Chinese tobacco pipe

"lucky bag" or fukubukuro; a Japanese New Year custom where merchants offer grab bags containing random products at a steep discount

mouthpiece of a long-stemmed tobacco pipe

to cast behind one's mind; to completely forget or neglect a matter

to try every possible way to get what one wants, often in an unscrupulous or overly ambitious manner; to sharpen one's head to push through a crowd

To use every possible means to squeeze into a group or position; to be obsessed with networking or social climbing for personal gain.

bag; sack; handbag