to pester, intimidate, or bother someone persistently, including sexual harassment

a violent public disturbance or state of civil unrest

to complain, grumble, or express dissatisfaction

flirtatious, provocative, or lewd behavior and appearance

a state of public uproar or commotion

a feeling of grievance or a specific expression of dissatisfaction

Nassau, capital of the Bahamas

to be the most outstanding or dominant in a particular field, such as literature, art, or style

loose woman; slut

On Encountering Sorrow, a long poem by [[屈原|屈原|Qu1 Yuan2]] in the anthology Songs of Chu [[楚辞|楚辭|Chu3 ci2]].

a literary term for a poet or a person of letters

a rioter

having a belly full of complaints; filled with grievances or constant dissatisfaction

poetry in the style of Li Sao (The Lament)

vulgar, lewd, or sexually suggestive language; dirty talk

noisy; to make a racket

displaying a frivolous, coquettish, or provocative manner, often to attract attention or show off

feeling strong sexual desire or being in heat (especially of animals)

to disturb or pester

turbulent; in a state of agitation

(loanword) sorry

to chat flirtatiously

(law) to stalk (someone)

outwardly cold or retiring but deep and passionate inside

the pungent, sharp smell characteristic of urine

The Sound and the Fury (novel by William Faulkner)

to flirt

showy or ostentatious in appearance or behavior, often to attract attention

a foul or rank smell