嚼舌根

嚼
舌
根
to gossip / to argue unnecessarily

Characters and words in 嚼舌根

嚼
jiáo = ji + ao2
to chew / also pr. [jue2]
嚼 = 口 + 爵 : Joan of Arc (ji) keeps her mandarins (口) in an ancient bronze wine holder with 3 legs and loop handle (爵) in the aorta's kitchen (ao2). Right now she takes out another mandarin and chews (嚼) it without peeling it first.
嚼
jiào = ji + ao4
used in 倒嚼[dao3 jiao4]
嚼
舌
to gossip / to argue unnecessarily
舌
ji̅ = ji + Ø1
used in 喇舌[la3 ji1] to transcribe the Taiwanese word for "tongue"
舌
shé = sh + e2
tongue
舌 = 千 + 口 : Sherlock Holmes squashed his tongue under a kilo just inside the elevator's kitchen! He tries to stem the kilo with a mandarin, but not very successfully.
舌
根
back of tongue / tongue root / dorsal
根
ge̅n = g + (e)n1
root / basis / classifier for long slender objects, e.g. cigarettes, guitar strings / CL:條|条[tiao2] / radical (chemistry)
根 = 木 + 艮 : Guy Fawkes hates Christmas, so he his especially annoyed when he sees a Christmas tree even in front of the encampment. He takes out his chewing gum, sticks it to the tree's star and pulls it as long as he can to see if he can beat his record. Afterwards he wants to wrap the Christmas tree with the chewing gum.

Words with 嚼舌根

嚼舌根 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 嚼舌根

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