Describes the sound of a duck, goose, or other waterfowl; (figuratively) to bicker or haggle

Describes a loud rumbling or rattling sound; a loud crash.

describes a sound that is loud, crisp, and clear, often referring to voices or singing

Sound of something creaking, crunching, or snapping under pressure

The sound of something snapping or cracking, such as a branch or a wooden board; can also describe a crisp crunching sound when chewing.

sound of a creak or crunch

Saga County, a county of Shigatse in the Tibet Autonomous Region

Abag Banner in Xilingol League, Inner Mongolia

sound of cackling, giggling, or lively chattering; also used for creaking or chirping sounds

(onomatopoeia) the sound of something snapping or breaking, such as a branch or a board

Saga County in Shigatse, Tibet; Tibetan: Sa dga' rdzong

the sound of something suddenly hitting the ground or vibrating; a thud, snap, or click

The sound of lively or noisy talking; also used for creaking or cackling noises

(loanword) oh my God!

idiot or fool, derived from the Japanese word baka and often used in the context of insults or derogatory slang

the sound of creaking or grating, such as from door hinges or axles

a creaky or raspy way of speaking caused by a specific type of vibration of the vocal folds

Habiga, a place name in Hebei Province

(loanword) oh my God; exclamation of surprise or shock

(slang) to be dead; to be finished; (of a machine or system) to have broken down or stopped working; to be toast

an oval wooden ball used in a traditional children's game, hit with a stick or bat

The sound of ducks quacking or a loud, laughing sound.

(dialect) days with cool evenings and hot middays; weather that fluctuates significantly in temperature throughout the day

Lady Gaga (1986-), US pop singer

a type of date or jujube with pointed ends; also called a [[脆枣|脆棗|cui4 zao3]]

A mischievous or disobedient person, usually referring to a child; often used with an affectionate or endearing tone.

(colloquial) crust; scab; something thick that has dried and hardened on the surface of an object, such as dried porridge or glue

(Manchu loanword) knucklebones used as a toy in a traditional game

(colloquial) a scab or scar that forms over a wound

An exceptionally high-pitched or soaring note used when singing a specific character in Chinese opera, particularly Peking opera.

(loanword) oh my God; used to express surprise or shock

(loanword) exclamation of surprise or shock, used to mimic the English phrase "oh my God"

(Northeast dialect) here; this place