喪膽

丧
喪
胆
膽
panic-stricken / scared out of one's wits

Characters and words in 喪膽

丧
喪
sa̅ng = s + ang1
mourning / funeral / (old) corpse
丧
喪
sàng = s + ang4
to lose sth abstract but important (courage, authority, one's life etc) / to be bereaved of (one's spouse etc) / to die / disappointed / discouraged
丧 = 十 + 丷 + 𧘇 : The mean crocodile (丷) has been defeated (丧) and has to flee (丧) anglepod's bathroom (ang4). He has been defeated by Socrates (s) who stands on a step ladder (𧘇) wielding a huge cross (十).
胆
膽
dǎn = d + an3
gall bladder / courage / guts / gall / inner container (e.g. bladder of a football, inner container of a thermos)
胆 = 旦 + 月 : Don Quixote (d) suffers from a huge moon-shaped (月) gall stone (胆), so inside of the anthill (an3) he drinks medicine from a big mug (旦). His moon gall stone is so big, it has gall stones on its own and it is drinking medicine from a mug as well.

Words with 喪膽

闻
聞
风
風
丧
喪
胆
膽
hear the wind and lose gall (idiom); terror-stricken at the news

Sentences with 喪膽

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