馋

gluttonous / greedy / to have a craving

馋 = 饣 + 免 + ⺀ : Charlie Chaplin (ch) is so gluttonous (馋) he doesn't only finish all the Chinese crullers (饣) in the anthill's kitchen (an2), he even eats the blossoms (⺀) from the tables. After he complains about his stomach ache the owner shows him the disclaimer (免) freeing him from any liability.

馋 character breakdown

馋
- 免
  - 儿
    - 丿
    - 乚
  - 口
  - ⺈
    - 刀
      - 丿
      - ㇆
        
        一
        
        亅
- 冫
- 饣
- ⺀
  - 丶

免

miǎn = mi + an3

to excuse sb / to exempt / to remove or dismiss from office / to avoid / to avert / to escape / to be prohibited

免 = ⺈ + 口 + 儿 : Mnemonic symbol: 免责说明, a disclaimer.

Marilyn Monroe and the crane are on a date in the anthill. Sun Wukong served them cocktails in two mandarins, but the cocktails are so terrible that Marilyn and the crane had to puke all over the place which ruined their date. They want to sue sun Wukong, but he just shows them the place's disclaimer telling them that he is exempted from any responsibility.

免

wèn = w + (e)n4

old variant of 絻[wen4]

冫

bi̅ng = bi + (e)ng1

"ice" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 15), occurring in 冰[bing1], 次[ci4] etc, known as 兩點水|两点水[liang3 dian3 shui3]

Brunhilde (bi) is eating a popsicle (冫) while sitting in front of the engine ((e)ng1).

饣

飠

shí = sh + Ø2

"to eat" or "food" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 184)

Mnemonic symbol: a Chinese cruller.

Sherlock Holmes is eating a Chinese cruller in the space station's entrance. The crane flew by and gave it to him.

⺀

Character component without intrinsic meaning

⺀ = 丶 : Two petal leaves form a blossom, so let's represent ⺀ by a beautiful blossom.