碍口识羞

tongue-tied for fear of embarrassment (idiom)

Characters and words in 碍口识羞

to hinder / to obstruct / to block

= + : Albert Einstein (Ø) rubs a lamp in the airplane's bathroom (ai4) and to his surprise a genie (㝵) appears, asking for his wish. Albert recognizes his chance to put one over on the king and asks the genie to summon a large rock (石) to obstruct (碍) the royal toilet.
to shy to speak out / tongue-tied / to hesitate / too embarrassing for words
mouth / classifier for things with mouths (people, domestic animals, cannons, wells etc) / classifier for bites or mouthfuls

Mnemonic symbol: 口 shall be represented by a mandarin. Karl Marx (k-) is enjoying a mandarin in the outhouse's living room (ou3).
to know / knowledge / Taiwan pr. [shi4]

= + : Sherlock Holmes (sh) is inspecting the new arrival at the entrance of the space station (Ø2). It's a big advertising column (讠) with a cuttlefish (只) on it, to broaden the space station's inhabitant's knowledge (识).
to record / to write a footnote
to know shame / to feel shame (often with a negative, shameless)
shy / ashamed / shame / bashful / variant of 饈|馐[xiu1] / delicacies

= + : Marie Curie (xi) arranged a blind date for two friends in front of the outhouse (ou1). The two friends are an ox (丑) and a sheep (羊). As they see each other for the first time, both are very shy (羞).

Words with 碍口识羞

碍口识羞 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 碍口识羞

碍口识羞 currently does not appear in any sentence.