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煠熟狗頭
  saap6 suk6 gau2 tau4   jyutping
A large grin, often intended to dissemble or disguise ones true motives.
Could be translated as "wolf's head grin".

The phrase's literal meaning is "well boiled dog's head".


Level: 3
This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
煠熟狗頭

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Characters in this word:

 saap6 zaa3  -  boil; deep-fry
 suk6  -  cooked; ripe; processed; familiar; skilled
 gau2  -  dog
 tau4  -  head; first; chief

One Cantonese Homophone / Homophone Variant for this word:


detail  saap6 suk6 gau2 tau4   = a person who smiles foolishly


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