spoon; especially a Chinese soup spoon (often ceramic)

to share in the profits, benefits, or success of an undertaking

(fig.) denial of entry; flat refusal; cold rebuff

leftovers from a meal

food remaining after a meal has been finished

a thick soup or stew containing pieces of meat, typically thickened with starch

to be refused entrance or find the door closed

yōkan, a gelatin dessert typically made from red bean paste, agar, and sugar, sold in block form

a strong longing for home or the desire to resign and return to one's birthplace

to shut the door in someone's face

hand-shredded fish soup, a speciality of [[顺德|順德|Shun4 de2]]

Cantonese-style seafood soup

(dialect) spoon

to subsist on very basic or meager food such as herb soup and dry grain

to live on basic food such as herb soup and dry grains; to survive on a meager diet

a share of the profits or a piece of the action