撒娇卖乖

Characters and words in 撒娇卖乖

to let go / to cast / to let loose / to discharge / to give expression to / (coll.) to pee

= + : Socrates (s) sprinkles some water on his flowers in front of the ashram (a1). He holds a watering can (散) with a toy claw (扌), but suddenly he lets go (撒) and the water spills everywhere. Upon seeing so much water Socrates cannot help but want to pee (撒).
to scatter / to sprinkle / to spill
to act like a spoiled child / to throw a tantrum / to act coquettishly
lovable / pampered / tender / delicate / frail

= + : Joan of Arc (ji) and Bessie Coleman (女) want to dress lovely (娇) banana costumes (乔) for Halloween. In front of the aorta (ao1) they also pamper (娇) each other so that they won't have to get out of their costumes for the evening.
to sell / to betray / to spare no effort / to show off or flaunt

= + + : Mahatma Gandhi (m) wants to get rid of his worldly possessions and sets up a flea market in the airplane's bathroom (ai4). He displays a cross (十), a sickle (㇖) and a skull (头) which he wants to sell (卖), so he attached price tags to all of them.
to show off one's cleverness / (of sb who has received beneficial treatment) to profess to have been hard done by
(of a child) obedient, well-behaved / clever / shrewd / alert / perverse / contrary to reason / irregular / abnormal

= + : Gitta Giraffe wants to behave well in front of the airplane. She has a compass rose and a kilo, but she is totally not going to squash the compass rose.

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