to harass; to molest; to disturb or trouble others; to cause a commotion

unwanted sexual advances, remarks, or behavior

riot; disturbance; chaos

To grumble; to whine; to express dissatisfaction or resentment toward others

(literary) Short for the "Guofeng" (National Customs) of the [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]] and the [[离骚|離騷|li2 sao1]] of the [[楚辞|楚辭|chu3 ci2]]; used more broadly to refer to literature in general

a disturbance, commotion, or uproar

discontent or dissatisfaction; a grievance; grumbling or venting frustration

Nassau, the capital city of the Bahamas

to take the lead in a new style or trend of literary creation (originally referring to the Classic of Poetry and Li Sao)

(derogatory) a loose woman; a slut; a vulgar term for a woman who acts in a flirtatious or promiscuous way

The title of a famous long poem by [[屈原|屈原|qu1 yuan2]] from the [[楚辞|楚辭|chu3 ci2]]; also known as [[离骚经|離騷經|li2 sao1 jing1]] or [[楚骚|楚騷|chu3 sao1]]

(literary) poet or person of letters; literati

a rioter; a person who takes part in a riot

lit. a belly full of complaints; used to describe being extremely discontented or constantly moaning and complaining

(literary) a poet or literary person; originally refers to a writer of lament-style poems like those in the [[楚辞|楚辭|chu3 ci2]]

to show off one's charms to attract attention; to behave in a provocative or coquettish manner; often used to describe women acting in a flirtatious or loose way

Literary people or refined scholars, specifically poets and writers; derived from the poem [[离骚|離騷|li2 sao1]] by Qu Yuan

A poetic style characterized by the works of Qu Yuan, such as [[离骚|離騷|li2 sao1]]; it typically uses long, elaborate sentences and the rhythmic character [[兮|兮|xi1]] to create a melancholic tone.

obscene remarks; lewd or dirty talk

to make a racket; noisy and disruptive

A style of folk music originating in Trinidad and Tobago in the mid-20th century. Originally sung by African slaves on plantations to communicate while forbidden to speak, it is characterized by strong rhythms, humorous or satirical lyrics about local events, and is often played by steel drum bands.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), Swiss-born French philosopher, writer, and political theorist; variant transcription

to behave in a lewd or flirtatious manner; horny

each showing their own unique talents to take a leading position in literature, art, or other fields

The famous 1929 novel by William Faulkner, translated into Chinese as [[喧哗|喧嘩|xuan1 hua2]] (clatter) and [[骚动|騷動|sao1 dong4]] (uproar)

To pour out a stream of complaints; to grumble incessantly.

to flirt or tease; to engage in provocative behavior to get someone's attention

another name for the famous Chu state poem Li Sao or the literary style associated with it

The unpleasant smell of underarm sweat; specifically the pungent odor associated with the sweat glands after puberty

armpit odor or body odor

alternative name for the famous long poem by Qu Yuan from the Songs of Chu collection

To chat flirtatiously; to send suggestive or provocative messages online or messages; to engage in online flirting.

(literary) desolate; lonely; bleak

(law) to follow and harass someone over a period of time; to stalk

(slang) describes a person who appears quiet, cold, or reserved on the outside but is actually passionate, wild, or full of character on the inside

(slang) flashy, alluring, or showy in speech, behavior, or dress to attract attention

a foul or rank odor; a strong smell of urine or sweat

behaving in a frivolous or flirtatious manner

a species of flea, Xenopsylla vexabilis, typically found on rodents

to disturb; to pester

disturbed; agitated; turbulent; in a state of unrest

(loanword) sorry; an informal transliteration used in digital communication

a lewd or lascivious person; a vulgar term of abuse for someone perceived as lustful or foolish