- 耶酥 yēsū JesusNonstandard variant of [[耶稣|耶穌|ye1 su1]]
- 酥胸 sūxiōng woman's breastssoft and white breasts of a woman
- 酥油 sūyóu butterbutter; ghee; a type of fat extracted from the milk of cattle or sheep used in food or as fuel for oil lamps
- 酥脆 sūcuì crispshort and crunchy; used to describe food that is both flaky and crisp
- 酥软 sūruǎn weak and limpweak or limp in the body and limbs; soft and tender
- 酥油茶 sūyóuchá butter teaA traditional drink common among Tibetan and Mongolian people made from [[酥油|酥油|su1 you2]], tea, and salt.
- 酥麻 sūmá limp and numb(of limbs) feeling limp and numb or experiencing a tingling sensation
- 油酥 yóusū shortcrustMixture of flour and oil used for making flaky pastry
- 蟾酥 chánsū dried toad venomvenom of toads, typically harvested from skin and ear glands for use in traditional Chinese medicine as a local anesthetic or for pain relief
- 酥糖 sūtáng crunchy candyA type of crisp, flaky candy made from sugar, flour, and sesame or bean powder; brittle
- 桃酥 táosū walnut cakea crisp and flaky sweet pastry made from flour, sugar, and vegetable oil or butter; sometimes includes walnuts or walnut kernels
- 酥松 sūsōng looseporous, flaky, or not densely packed, such as soft soil or crumbly pastry
- 酥油花 sūyóuhuā butter sculptureTibetan art form where figures of people, animals, and plants are sculpted from butter mixed with colorful pigments
- 麻酥酥 másūsū tinglingdescribes a slight numbing or tingling sensation, such as from the cold, sitting in one position for too long, or eating spicy food
- 骨软筋酥 gǔruǎnjīnsū to be unnerved(idiom) to be weak in the knees from extreme fear or shock; paralyzed with fright
- 凤梨酥 fènglísū pineapple cakeA famous Taiwanese pastry with a buttery crust and a sweet filling made from pineapple and winter melon. Because the name for pineapple in Hokkien sounds like "prosperity arrives", it is a popular gift for holidays and special occasions.
- 咸酥鸡 xiánsūjī popcorn chickenTaiwan-style fried popcorn chicken; pieces of chicken breast are marinated, coated in flour, and deep-fried until golden, often seasoned with pepper or chili powder
- 奶酥 nǎisū butter biscuitbutter biscuit; butter bun; a type of crumbly pastry or filling made with butter, sugar, and milk powder
- 牛脷酥 niúlìsū ox tongue pastryoval-shaped Cantonese fried dough pastry resembling an ox tongue
- 盐酥鸡 yánsūjī popcorn chickenTaiwanese fried chicken bite-sized pieces, often seasoned with pepper salt and deep-fried basil
- 蛋奶酥 dànnǎisū soufflé
- 蝴蝶酥 húdiésū palmiercrispy butterfly-shaped pastry; mille-feuille cookies; short-crust pastry
- 辣酥酥 làsūsū hot and tinglingDescribing a mild or pleasant spicy sensation, often with a tingling or numbing feeling; same as [[辣丝丝|辣絲絲|la4 si1 si1]].
- 酥松油脂 sūsōngyóuzhī shorteningfat used in baking to make pastry or cakes crumbly
- 酥酪 sūlào yogurtA dairy product such as yogurt, curd cheese, or koumiss
- 酥醣 sūtáng crunchy candy(variant form) brittle candy made with sugar and fat or nuts
- 酪酥 làosū cream cheesea food made from refined animal milk; cream cheese
- 酴酥 túsū medicated wine(bound form) a type of spiced wine traditionally consumed on New Year's Day to ward off evil spirits and illness; also written as [[屠苏|屠蘇|tu2 su1]] or [[屠苏酒|屠蘇酒|tu2 su1 jiu3]]
- 钻冰求酥 zuānbīngqiúsū to drill ice for butter(literary) to drill into ice to seek butter; a metaphor for an impossible task that cannot be accomplished
- 香酥 xiāngsū crispy and fragrantcrisp-fried; light, flaky, and aromatic
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