monkey; any of various primates smaller than apes

kiwi fruit; Chinese gooseberry; also known as [[奇异果|奇異果|qi2 yi4 guo3]] or [[杨桃|楊桃|yang2 tao2]]

macaque; rhesus monkey

golden snub-nosed monkey; any of several long-tailed primates in the genus Rhinopithecus native to high-altitude forests in China and Southeast Asia

to get a monkey to perform tricks or put on a street performance with monkeys

The leader or alpha male of a monkey troop.

apes and monkeys; monkeys and similar primates

(bound form) hedgehog hydnum mushroom, also known as lion's mane, valued as both food and medicine; short for [[猴头菌|猴頭菌|hou2 tou2 jun1]]

The ninth year of the 12-year cycle in the Chinese calendar.

(erhua form) monkey

an indefinite and very long period of time; goodness knows when; used to describe something that is far off in the future or likely to never happen

(idiom) literally to kill the chicken to warn the monkey; to punish an individual as an example to others to deter them from doing wrong

a type of edible fungus prized for its meat-like texture and nutritional value; also used in traditional medicine

A type of monkey found in Central and South American forests, characterized by a long tail with a curled tip and a lack of cheek pouches; also known as a musk monkey due to its scent.

to punish one person as a warning to others; literally "to kill a chicken in front of a monkey"

A face with a protruding mouth and gaunt cheeks; describes a person with a skinny or ugly face, often implying a shifty or dishonest character

A style of traditional Chinese martial arts that mimics the movements and expressions of monkeys.

a performance where trained monkeys imitate human actions and perform tricks

A type of small, nocturnal primate with a round head and large eyes, known for its extremely slow movements; loris

(colloquial) rubber band

monkeypox; mpox

(idiom) a worthless person in imposing attire; someone who puts on a show of dignity or high status but lacks the character, talent, or substance to back it up

(bound form) a kind of gallstone taken from the gallbladder or digestive tract of a monkey, used in traditional medicine; it is typically oval, resembling a small date in shape and size with a smooth, glossy dark green or bronze surface

To punish an individual as an example to others; to kill one to warn a hundred.

(idiom) literally "killing the chicken to scare the monkey"; to punish a person in order to frighten or warn others

(idiom) to punish or sacrifice one person to frighten and deter others from doing wrong; literally "to kill the chicken to warn the monkey"

capuchin monkey; any monkey of the genus Cebidae

Macaca cyclopis, a primate species endemic to Taiwan with brownish-grey fur and a thick tail

A species of macaque native to Taiwan with brownish-grey fur, a round head, and a thick, hairy tail; also known as the [[台湾猕猴|臺灣獼猴|tai2 wan1 mi2 hou2]]

galago; bush baby

(idiom) Literal meaning is "when there is no tiger in the mountain, the monkey acts as king"; describes a situation where a lesser person takes power or a leadership role because a superior or more capable person is absent.

rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta); literally "Ganges river monkey"

(Taiwan) to catch a person engaging in an extramarital affair in the act; catch a cheater. This term is derived from the Taiwanese Hokkien phrase [[掠猴|掠猴|lu:e4 hou2]]

to catch a cheating spouse or partner in the act; (Taiwanese Hokkien) catch a monkey

A hooded cotton-padded coat or knee-length parka where the hood is attached to the collar.

A mythical creature or water ghost in Chinese folklore said to live underwater and pull swimmers down to drown.

A type of monkey with a reddish face and short tail; also known as [[猕猴|獼猴|mi2 hou2]].

An abusive term for a naughty or unreasonable monkey; often used as a nickname for Sun Wukong in "Journey to the West" or to describe a mischievous person.

Assamese macaque; a species of monkey native to South and Southeast Asia

lemur; a primitive primate mostly found on the island of Madagascar, characterized by a slender body, large eyes, and long bushy tail

(dialect) astute; shrewd; clever

A type of edible and medicinal fungus that grows on trees, valued for its tender texture and flavor; named for its resemblance to a monkey's head.

A martial arts move where one hand distracts the opponent while the other grabs their testicles; also used informally for grabbing someone by the balls.

leader of a group of monkeys; used figuratively for a leader of a group or a teacher of small children

mischievous or naughty child

a baby monkey

very impatient; to be in a rush or agitated; feeling anxious or fretful

macaque; monkey

The Qauqaut, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan; historically located in the Yilan area