nonsense; rubbish; baloney

to involve; to implicate; to drag into a situation

to engage in idle chatter or talk about trivial matters

To talk irresponsibly or without any basis; to talk rubbish.

to pull; to drag; to tug at; to grab hold of someone and not let go

To argue over trifles or wrangle endlessly without principles; to engage in pointless disputes.

to tell a lie; to speak untruths

to tear something apart or shred it by pulling

to engage in idle talk or casual conversation; to chat aimlessly

to pull open; to tear off; to rip apart

to make even or balance out; to call it quits or be even with someone so that neither side owes anything

(idiom) to talk about this and that; to ramble incoherently or wander off the topic in speech or writing

to pull or drag someone about repeatedly; to tug at someone aggressively or during a dispute

to tear open; to tear apart; to rip

To engage in small talk; to chat informally or gossip.

to rip; to tear apart; to shatter

to pull about; to take hold of

to debate, dispute, or wrangle over the rights and wrongs of a matter (dialectal)

To be a hindrance or a drag on someone; to hold someone back from action or progress.

To pull or drag someone or something with great effort and force.

(variant form) to talk at random or digress from the main subject; to ramble on

To warm up or practice the voice, often for singing or performance

to involve or implicate someone else in a crime or difficulty, often unfairly

to twist and pull; to seize each other or grapple during a struggle

To hinder, impede, or hold someone back; to prevent someone from succeeding.

to talk random nonsense; to say whatever comes into one's head

to hoist a flag when the wind is favorable, meaning to undertake something at an opportune moment or take advantage of a situation to get something done easily

(idiom) flustered or confused

to engage in endless wrangling or haggling; to shirk responsibility or pass the buck back and forth

(dialect) to chat; to talk; to have a casual conversation; used primarily in Northeast China

to ramble on about trifles or gossip; to wander from the subject; to talk at random

To pull and hold onto someone or something; to grab and restrain.

to drop a matter or give up on a plan; to stop what one is doing or let something go

To engage in small talk; to chat about domestic trifles or everyday matters.

To strain the throat or vocal cords by shouting or calling out loudly.

reins or halter for controlling a horse or carriage; mostly used in regional dialects

(dialect) to talk nonsense; to chat idly; to speak about things that are untrue or irrelevant

(regional) To tell a lie or speak nonsense.

to act as a pimp; to procure

to pull or stretch something until it is straight

to shout at the top of one's lungs; to strain one's neck while calling out loudly

to drop all pretenses of politeness and engage in an open conflict; to do something that causes both sides to lose face or dignity

to tear into small pieces; to rip apart

to kill a hostage held for ransom

To hoist the sails; to open the sails to the wind

to talk sheer nonsense; to tell shameless lies

to talk nonsense; to speak or act in a ridiculous way

to get sidetracked or go off on a tangent in conversation

A Chinese yo-yo or diabolo; a traditional toy made of bamboo or wood that is spun and tossed using a string tied to two sticks.