prejudiced; biased; showing favoritism to one side

remote; out-of-the-way; far from the center

deviating from a standard or average; slightly (high, low, etc.)

used to indicate that an action is intentionally contrary to instructions or expectations

unluckily or unexpectedly; used when something happens at the worst possible time

slanted; tilted; not straight

secondary; auxiliary; subordinate to a main part

a polite formula used to indicate that one has already eaten or had tea when invited

a Chinese surname