纏繞莖

缠
纏
绕
繞
茎
莖
vine / twining stem

Characters and words in 纏繞莖

缠
纏
chán = ch + an2
to wind around / to wrap round / to coil / tangle / to involve / to bother / to annoy
缠 = 纟 + 广 + 里 : Just as Charlie Chaplin (ch) entered the anthill (an2) he gets entangled (缠) into a mass of parachuting (广) silk worms (纟) which throw sunflowers (里) at him. Charlie Chaplin thinks that the silk worms are quite annoying (缠).
缠
纏
绕
繞
twisting / to twine / to wind / to pester / to bother
绕
繞
rào = r + ao4
to wind / to coil (thread) / to rotate around / to spiral / to move around / to go round (an obstacle) / to by-pass / to make a detour / to confuse / to perplex
绕 = 尧 + 纟 : Robinson Crusoe (r) and the silk worm (纟) want to pay their respect to Tang Yao (尧), so they coil up (绕) the silkworm's silk in the aorta's bathroom (ao4) to manufacture some fine clothes for Tang Yao while he waits for them to be finished.
茎
莖
ji̅ng = ji + (e)ng1
stalk / stem / CL:條|条[tiao2]
茎 = 艹 + 圣 : Joan of Arc (ji) wrote to Father Christmas (圣) that she wants a condom (茎) for her penis (茎), but instead Father Christmas only understood she wants a lot of stems (茎) so in front of the engine ((e)ng1) he hands her a sheet of artificial lawn (艹).

Words with 纏繞莖

纏繞莖 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 纏繞莖

纏繞莖 currently does not appear in any sentence.