𦧲 (loe1 loe2 | ) : [1] to spit; [2] to pester

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𦧲

loe1 loe2

[1] /loe1/ to spit; to dribble; [2] /loe2/ to pester; to nag

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Stroke count: 17

Level: 3

Radical: 舌 (#135)

This character is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 粵

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𦧲骨 loe1 gwat1 = to spit out bones 粵

𦧲出來 loe1 ceot1 lai4 = to spit [something] out 粵

𦧲口水再講過 loe2 hau2 seoi2 zoi3 gong2 gwo3 = say that again (in a different way) 粵

𦧲住人 loe2 zyu6 jan4 = cling to sb; pester sb., nag people; never leave people alone 粵

𦧲𦧲脷 loe2 loe2 lei6 = slurred [speech] 粵

𦧲飯應 loe1 faan6 jing3 = leap at the chance 粵

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佢講得𦧲𦧲脷。粵
He's slurring his speech.
[Lit. he speak manner tongue-tied. You can also replace 得 with 到 or 嘢 in the sentence.]

靚女話要同你睇戲，你梗係𦧲飯應啦粵
A pretty girl is willing to catch a movie with you. Surely that is something you wished for.

〝我鯁嚫呀！〞〝快D𦧲番出嚟！〞粵
"I'm choking!" "Quickly spit it out!"

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粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
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