摟錢

搂
摟
钱
錢
(coll.) to grab money / to rake in money

Characters and words in 摟錢

搂
摟
lo̅u = l + ou1
to draw towards oneself / to gather / to gather up (one's gown, sleeves etc) / to grab (money) / to extort
搂 = 娄 + 扌 : In front of the outhouse (ou1) Sir Lancelot (l) is drawing (搂) everyone into his lunar mansion (娄) using a toy claw (扌).
搂
摟
lǒu = l + ou3
to hug / to embrace / to hold in one's arms
搂 = 娄 + 扌 : Sir Lancelot (l) hides his lunar mansion (娄) inside the outhouse (ou3). In his lunar mansion he embraces (搂) the victims he caught earlier with his toy claws (扌).
钱
錢
qián = qi + an2
surname Qian
钱 = 戋 + 钅 : The Queen of Hearts has become paranoid recently and thinks all the world wants her money. She hid all her money inside of a floating tank in the anthill's kitchen and guards it with a golden harpoon.
钱
錢
qián = qi + an2
coin / money / CL:筆|笔[bi3] / unit of weight, one tenth of a tael 兩|两[liang3]
钱 = 戋 + 钅 : The Queen of Hearts has become paranoid recently and thinks all the world wants her money. She hid all her money inside of a floating tank in the anthill's kitchen and guards it with a golden harpoon.

Words with 摟錢

摟錢 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 摟錢

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