A spicy yellow seasoning powder or sauce made from turmeric, cumin, and other spices; a loanword from English.

Describes chaotic or dynamic noises, such as pattering, crashing, rustling, clattering, or sobbing

the sound of fast, unintelligible talking; gabbling or jabbering

(bound form) British or American mile, a unit of length equal to 1.609 kilometers.

ugali; nshima; a stiff porridge made of maize flour which is a staple food in East Africa

(onomatopoeia) Continuous crackling or slapping sounds, such as those of firecrackers, raindrops hitting a surface, or a burst of applause.

(loanword) a blend of spices used in cooking, originally from India; usually yellow and spicy in flavor

Onomatopoeia for the sound of people talking loudly or all at once; to chatter or babble on.

Bilibili, a Chinese video-sharing website featuring user comments overlaid on videos, known as [[弹幕|彈幕|dan4 mu4]]

(colloquial) scattered or intermittent; stopping and starting in an annoying or disorganized way

verbose or unclear in speech; rambling and indistinct so that it is difficult for others to understand

(onomatopoeia) describing the sound of water boiling or a rumbling stomach; also used for endless, verbose, or incomprehensible talking

(colloquial) to grumble or mutter; to speak in an unclear, repetitive, or rambling way

rhythmic sound used in chanting or singing, often used to keep a beat or as a filler in folk songs

crooked or untidy; describes handwriting or items that are not neatly arranged

(loanword) jelly; gel

describes doing things or speaking in a straightforward and efficient manner, without any hesitation or messiness

Describes the crackling of firecrackers, the pitter-patter of rain, or a sudden burst of applause.

(Taiwan) to gabble or jabber; to talk quickly and incoherently in an indistinct or noisy way

hydrangea, a common flowering shrub belonging to the genus Hydrangea

Describes chaotic or dynamic sounds such as rain pattering, objects crashing, leaves rustling, or loud sobbing