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• 義氣搏兒戲 (ji6 hei3 bok3 ji4 hei1) — loyalty makes one vulnerable to betrayal [colloquial]
• 老人中心 (lou5 jan4 zung1 sam1) — an eldery centre [written and colloquial]
• 老冧 (lou5 nam1) — number (of a prisoner; policeman) [colloquial]
• 老友記 (lou5 jau5 gei3) — very close friend [written and colloquial]
• 老同 (lou5 tung4) — someone with the same name or similar name; fellow mates who are of the same ag…
• 老吹 (lou5 ceoi1) — to bullshit; to talk nonsense [colloquial]
• 老味 (lou5 mei6) — weapons; euphemism for 老母, a vulgar way to refer to one's mother [colloquial]
• 老嚙嚙 (lou5 nget6 nget6) — very old (age) [colloquial]
• 老坑婆 (lou5 haang1 po2) — a derogatory term to address an old woman [colloquial]
• 老奀茄 (lou5 ngan1 ke2) — a small, thin, wrinkled person; a old person who is small and thin like a child…
• 老奉 (lou5 fung2) — to take something; someone for granted [colloquial]
• 老契 (lou5 kai3) — a former lover; a regular customer of a prostitute [colloquial]
• 老姑婆 (lou5 gu1 po4) — an old spinster [colloquial]
• 老婆乸 (lou5 po4 naa2) — old woman; beldam [colloquial]
• 老媼 (lou5 ou2) — old woman; beldam [colloquial]
• 老屎忽 (lou5 si2 fat1) — the elders; the senior member of a triad society; an experience and crafty pers…
• 老廟 (lou5 miu2) — Temple street, a street in Hong Kong [colloquial]
• 老強 (lou5 koeng4) — rape; sexually assault by force [colloquial]
• 老散 (lou5 saan2) — a police constable [colloquial]
• 老旺 (lou5 wong6) — Mongkok, Hong Kong [colloquial]
• 老棚 (lou5 paang4) — associates; friends [colloquial]
• 老母雞 (lou5 mou5 gai1) — old bitch; old bag, an insulting term for a woman [colloquial]
• 老狀 (lou5 zong6) — a solicitor; a lawyer [colloquial]
• 老的 (lou5 dik1) — a taxi [colloquial]
• 老相好 (lou5 soeng1 hou2) — an ex-lover [colloquial]
• 老糠都搾出油 (lou5 hong1 dou1 zaa3 ceot1 jau4) — to be overly tight with money; to squeeze every drop of money from someone who …
• 老襯底 (lou5 can3 dai2) — a fool; a naïve person who can be easily deceived; tricked [colloquial]
• 老謀 (lou5 mau4) — a murderer [colloquial]
• 老軍 (lou5 gwan1) — an uniformed police [colloquial]
• 老閪 (lou5 hai1) — old cunt; old pussy [colloquial]
• 老鼠拉龜 (lou5 syu2 laai1 gwai1) — don't know where to start; don't know how to handle [colloquial]
• 而唔係 (ji4 m4 hai6) — and not; instead of; rather than [colloquial]
• 耐唔時 (noi6 m4 si4) — occasionally [colloquial]
• 耳聾嘅 (ji5 lung4 ge3) — deaf [colloquial]
• 聆聽者 (ling4 ting3 ze2) — a listener [written and colloquial]
• 聖誕節前夕 (sing3 daan3 zit3 cin4 zik6) — Christmas eve [written and colloquial]
• 聰明卡 (cung1 ming4 kaa1) — a smartcard [written and colloquial]
• 聰明聽話 (cung1 ming4 teng1 waa6) — clever and obedient [written and colloquial]
• 聽仆街 (ting3 puk1 gaai1) — to provoke trouble [colloquial]
• 肉食公司 (juk6 sik6 gung1 si1) — a meat company; a butcher's shop [written and colloquial]
• 肉食性動物 (juk6 sik6 sing3 dung6 mat6) — carnivores [written and colloquial]
• 肚癮 (tou5 jan5) — craving [colloquial]
• 肥嘟嘟 (fei4 dyut1 dyut1) — chubby [colloquial]
• 肥妹 (fei4 mui1) — a fat girl [written and colloquial]
• 肥婆 (fei4 po4) — a fat woman [written and colloquial]
• 肥媽 (fei4 maa1) — nickname for the singer and actress Maria Cordero [written and colloquial]
• 肥屍大隻 (fei4 si1 daai6 zek3) — describes someone who is stongly built or large in size [colloquial]
• 肥水 (fei4 seoi2) — lucre [written and colloquial]
• 肥水不流別人田 (fei4 seoi2 bat1 lau4 bit6 jan4 tin4) — benefits should not be shared with outsiders [written and colloquial]
• 肥牛 (fei4 ngau4) — beef slices that are used for hot pot [written and colloquial]
• 肥肚腩 (fei4 tou5 naam5) — literally : a fat belly ; to be pregnant [colloquial]
• 肥肥地 (fei4 fei2 dei2) — a bit fat [colloquial]
• 肥肥白白 (fei4 fei4 baak6 baak6) — chubby and cute [written and colloquial]
• 肥腯腯 (fei4 tan4 tan4) — greasy ; oily (food) ; fat ; obese [colloquial]
• 肥豬肉 (fei4 zyu1 juk6) — a profitable business; an opportunity through which a lot of money can be made …
• 肥閪 (fei4 hai1) — fat cunt, an insulting term for an old woman [colloquial]
• 肥騰騰 (fei4 tan4 tan4) — greasy ; oily (food) ; fat ; obese [colloquial]
• 背景燈光 (bui3 ging2 dang1 gwong1) — background lighting [written and colloquial]
• 背景知識 (bui3 ging2 zi1 sik1) — background knowledge; cultural background [written and colloquial]
• 背景調查 (bui3 ging2 diu6 caa4) — background check; background investigation [written and colloquial]
• 背脊向後彎 (bui3 zek3 hoeng3 hau6 waan1) — to arch one's back [written and colloquial]
• 能量守恆定律 (nang4 loeng6 sau2 hang4 ding6 leot6) — the law of conservation of energy [written and colloquial]
• 腥亨亨 (seng1 hang1 hang1) — foul-smelling; unpleasant smelling [colloquial]
• 腦生喺屎忽度 (nou5 saang1 si2 fat1 dou6) — to have an ass for a brain, an insult to imply that someone is stupid [colloqui…
• 腦裝屎 (nou5 zong1 si2) — to have shit for brains, an insult to imply that someone is stupid [colloquial]
• 腦食屎 (nou5 sik6 si2) — to have shit for brains, an insult to imply that someone is stupid [colloquial]
• 腳腳七注 (goek3 goek3 cat1 zyu3) — to be very lucky (especially in gambling); to be dead on target everytime [coll…
• 腳車 (goek3 ce1) — bicycle [written]
• 腳頭唔好 (goek3 tau4 m4 hou2) — someone who brings ill fortune [colloquial]
• 膠箍 (gaau1 ku1) — elastic band [colloquial]
• 膽搏膽 (daam2 bok3 daam2) — to take risks [colloquial]
• 臣臣地 (san4 san2 dei2) — strange; weird; odd [colloquial]
• 臥底行動 (ngo6 dai2 hang4 dung6) — an undercover operation; a sting operation [written and colloquial]
• 臨班 (lam3 baan1) — to repeat a year of study at school [colloquial]
• 臨老唔過得世 (lam4 lou5 m4 gwo3 dak1 sai3) — to be uanable to spend one's final years of life in comfort [colloquial]
• 自動轉賬 (zi6 dung6 zyun2 zoeng3) — automatic bank transfer; direct deposit [written and colloquial]
• 自己做 (zi6 gei2 zou6) — do it yourself; DIY [written and colloquial]
• 自己執生 (zi6 gei2 zap1 saang1) — to tread carefully; to watch oneself; to take care of oneself [colloquial]
• 自己承擔風險 (zi6 gei2 sing4 daam1 fung1 him2) — at your own risk [written and colloquial]
• 自拍照 (zi6 paak3 ziu3) — a selfie [written and colloquial]
• 臭八婆 (cau3 baat3 po4) — stinky bitch [colloquial]
• 臭坑出臭草 (cau3 haang1 ceot1 cau3 cou2) — a person of inferior background and character [colloquial]
• 臭妹 (cau3 mui1) — little stinky bitch [colloquial]
• 臭罌出臭草 (cau3 aang1 ceot1 cau3 cou2) — a person of inferior background and character [colloquial]
• 臭豬頭有盟鼻菩薩 (cau3 zyu1 tau4 jau5 mang4 bei6 pou4 saat3) — every offer, however nad, will find its taker [colloquial]
• 臭鳩 (cau3 gau1) — literally: smelly prick; an annoying person; a pest [colloquial]
• 與你無關 (jyu5 nei5 mou4 gwaan1) — none of your business [written]
• 舊同事 (gau6 tung4 si6) — an old work colleague [written and colloquial]
• 舊情人 (gau6 cing4 jan4) — ex-lover [written and colloquial]
• 舊愛 (gau6 oi3) — an old love; an ex-lover [written and colloquial]
• 舊木 (gau6 muk6) — slow-witted person [colloquial]
• 舊水 (gau6 seoi2) — hundred dollars; bucks [colloquial]
• 舊鞋 (gau6 haai4) — old shoes; ex-girlfriend [colloquial]
• 舊飯 (gau6 faan6) — literally: a lump of rice; a idiot [colloquial]
• 舐屎忽 (saai5 si2 fat1) — to get into trouble; to get into difficulties [colloquial]
• 舖頭仔 (pou3 tau2 zai2) — a small shop [colloquial]
• 𦧲 (loe1) — to spit [colloquial]; (Cant.) to dribble, spit
• 𦧲 (loe2) — to pester; to nag; to cling to [colloquial]; to pester, nag
• 船上 (syun4 soeng6) — on board; on the ship; boat [colloquial]
• 良心當狗肺 (loeng4 sam1 dong3 gau2 fai3) — to be ungrateful
• 色中餓鬼 (sik1 zung1 ngo6 gwai2) — a sex maniac [colloquial]
• 芝麻綠官 (zi1 maa4 luk6 gun1) — a low ranking official [colloquial]
• 花披 (faa1 pei1) — to divide up the loot; booty; profits from a crime [colloquial]
• 花棚 (faa1 paang4) — a vice den; a brothel [colloquial]
• 花腰 (faa1 jiu1) — a police constable [colloquial]
• 花花碌碌 (faa1 faa1 luk1 luk1) — brightly coloured [written and colloquial]
• 花葉格子 (faa1 jip6 gaak3 zi2) — a bank [colloquial]
• 苛求高 (ho1 kau4 gou1) — to be very demanding [written and colloquial]
• 苦瓜乾咁樣 (fu2 gwaa1 gon1 gam2 joeng2) — (with a face that looks like bitter melon); to pull a long face; with a miserab…
• 英美 (jing1 mei5) — England and America, English and American [written and colloquial]
• 茄喱 (ke1 le1) — an unimportant person [colloquial]
• 茄湯 (ke2 tong1) — tomato soup [colloquial]
• 茄輪 (ke1 leon2) — a French kiss [colloquial]
• 茄醬 (ke2 zoeng3) — tomato ketchup; tomato sauce [written and colloquial]
• 茅躉 (maau4 dan2) — an attempt to trick; deceive the referee [colloquial]
• 茶具文物館 (caa4 geoi6 man4 mat6 gun2) — Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, located in Hong Kong [written and colloquia…
• 茶室 (caa4 sat1) — a tea house [written and colloquial]
• 茶瓜送飯 (caa4 gwaa1 sung3 faan6) — a bad person [colloquial]
• 草食性動物 (cou2 sik6 sing3 dung6 mat6) — herbivore [written and colloquial]
• 莉莉四十 (lei6 lei6 sei3 sap6) — seconal (quinalbartitone, a type of depressant) [colloquial]
• 莊士敦道 (zong1 si6 deon1 dou6) — Johnston Road, a road in Hong Kong [written and colloquial]
• 莎莎 (saa1 saa1) — Sa Sa cosmetics [written and colloquial]
• 莫薑 (mok6 goeng1) — gutless; cowardly [colloquial]
• 莫財 (mok6 coi4) — to experience bad fortune; to be poor [colloquial]
• 菊普 (guk1 pou2) — chrysanthemum Pu-erh tea [written and colloquial]
• 華仔 (waa4 zai2) — nickname for Andy Kay Tak-Wah, a Hong Kong singer and actor [colloquial]
• 著埋一條褲 (zoek3 maai4 jat1 tiu4 fu3) — to be in the same boat [colloquial]
• 著紅鞋 (zoek3 hung4 haai4) — to steal thegirl friend; wife of one's friend; to betray someone [colloquial]
• 著草鞋 (zoek3 cou2 haai4) — to go into hiding; to be on the run [colloquial]
• 著褲 (zoek3 fu3) — to put on one's trousers; to be convicted for an offence [colloquial]
• 著鞋 (zoek3 haai4) — to put on one's shoes [colloquial]
• 著龍袍唔似太子 (zoek3 lung4 pou4 m4 ci5 taai3 zi2) — a vulgar person would never look elegant even with the finest clothing [colloqu…
• 落叠 (lok6 daap6) — to agree to a deal; to buy into something [colloquial]
• 落啲 (lok6 di1) — lower; further down; to go to a disco [colloquial]
• 落地開花富貴榮華 (lok6 dei6 hoi1 faa1 fu3 gwai3 wing4 waa4) — a lucky expression used to make somone feel better when they have dropped and b…
• 落實一下 (lok6 sat6 jat1 haa5) — to reconfirm [colloquial]
• 落山 (lok6 saan1) — to go down the mountain; to leave after finishing an apprenticeship or after ha…
• 落柯打 (lok6 o1 daa2) — to place an order [colloquial]
• 落注 (lok6 zyu3) — to place a bet [colloquial]
• 落疊 (lok6 daap6) — to agree to a deal; to buy into something [colloquial]
• 落種 (lok6 zung2) — to sow seeds [colloquial]
• 落莊 (lok6 zong1) — to step down from a committee [colloquial]
• 蒲開 (pou4 hoi1) — to hang out (in the usual place) [colloquial]
• 蒲面 (pou4 min2) — to appear ; to show one's face [colloquial]
• 蓆咗佢 (zek1 zo2 keoi4) — 'go get her', a phrase used by guys who has seen an attractive woman [colloquia…
• 蓆嗲 (zek3 de1) — to have tea ; to have dimsum [colloquial]
• 蓆西 (zek3 sai1) — eat shit! [colloquial]
• 蓆飯 (zek3 faan6) — to eat [colloquial]
• 蓮子蓉 (lin4 zi2 jung4) — a very sweet smile [colloquial]
• 蔗渣咁嘅價錢 (ze3 zaa1 gam2 ge3 gaa3 cin4) — rock bottom price [colloquial]
• 蕉林 (ziu1 lam4) — literally: a banana forest; Shatin, a place in Hong Kong; somewhere remote wher…
• 薄落 (bok6 lok1) — a road block [colloquial]
• 薑酒 (goeng1 zau2) — ginger wine [colloquial]
• 薛凱琪 (sit3 hoi2 kei4) — Fiona Sit, a Hong Kong singer and actress [written and colloquial]
• 薩騎馬 (saat3 ke4 maa5) — Sachima, a type of Chinese pastry made with baked crispy rice cake and honey [w…
• 藍燈籠 (laam4 dang1 lung4) — a police vehicle; someone who has not been formally accepted into a triad gang …
• 藍瓜子 (laam4 gwaa1 zi2) — triazolam, a type of tranquiliser [colloquial]
• 藍盾 (laam4 teon5) — triazolam, a type of tranquiliser; Public Security Bureau police in China [coll…
• 藏毒 (cong4 duk6) — drug possession [written and colloquial]
• 藝廊 (ngai6 long4) — an art gallery [written and colloquial]
• 藝術秀 (ngai6 seot6 sau3) — an art show [written and colloquial]
• 藥書 (joek6 syu1) — medicine books [written and colloquial]
• 藥行 (joek6 hong2) — a drugstore; a pharmacy [written and colloquial]
• 蘿底桔 (lo4 dai2 gat1) — used to describe leftover goods (or people) that no one wants that are of infer…
• 蘿白頭 (lo4 baak6 tau4) — a derogatory way to refer to a Japanese person [colloquial]
• 虎爪 (fu2 zaau2) — literally: a tiger's claw; a tense fighting grip [colloquial]
• 處女下海 (cyu2 neoi5 haa6 hoi2) — the first time someone does something; the first time a prostitute takes a clie…
• 處女雞 (cyu2 neoi5 gai1) — a virgin prostitute [colloquial]
• 虧佬褲 (kwai1 lou2 fu3) — long johns [colloquial]
• 蚊髀同牛脾 (man1 bei2 tung4 ngau4 pei2) — (literally: a mosquito's thigh compared with a cow's thigh); there is a great d…
• 蛇ｇｗｅ (se4 gwe1) — weird; strange [colloquial]
• 蛇去邊 (se4 heoi3 bin1) — where are you going to hang out [colloquial]
• 蛋家婆摸蜆 (daan2 gaa1 po4 mo2 hin2) — totally hopeless; to have no hope for something [colloquial]
• 蝕綽 (sik6 coek3) — to lose; to be cheated [colloquial]
• 蝴蝶粉 (wu4 dip6 fan2) — farfalle [written and colloquial]
• 蟹仔 (haai5 zai2) — vagina [colloquial]
• 蟹咗 (haai5 zo2) — dead [colloquial]
• 蟹民 (haai5 man4) — people who have made a major loss in the stock market or those who are holding …
• 行Ｑ開 (haang4 kiu1 hoi1) — fuck off [colloquial]
• 行先一步 (haang4 sin1 jat1 bou6) — to pass away [colloquial]
• 行必 (haang4 bit1) — to patrol [colloquial]
• 行老文 (haang4 lou5 man4) — a pick pocket [colloquial]
• 行老正 (haang4 lou5 zeng3) — to swindle [colloquial]
• 行返轉頭 (haang4 faan1 zyun3 tau4) — to turn back [colloquial]
• 街尾 (gaai1 mei5) — the end of a street [written and colloquial]
• 街鐘 (gaai1 zung1) — the hourly rate to take a nightclub hostess out of a bar [colloquial]
• 街鐘宵夜殺馬 (gaai1 zung1 siu1 je6 saat3 maa5) — to pay for a nightclub hostess to be taken out of a bar, followed by dinner and…
• 衰乜嘢 (seoi1 mat1 je5) — 'what did you get in for?' (a question usually asked to prisoners); 'what crime…
• 衰到冇人有 (seoi1 dou3 mou5 jan4 jau5) — extremely nasty; terrible beyond belief [colloquial]
• 衰到冇得頂 (seoi1 dou3 mou5 dak1 ding2) — extremely nasty; terrible beyond belief [colloquial]
• 衰款 (seoi1 fun2) — nasty looking; bad character; quality [colloquial]
• 衰相 (seoi1 soeng3) — a terrible state; an ugly face [colloquial]
• 衰邊瓣 (seoi1 bin1 faan6) — 'what did you get in for?' (a question usually asked to prisoners); 'what crime…
• 袖口鏈扣 (zau6 hau2 lin2 kau3) — cufflink [written and colloquial]
• 被殺 (bei3 saat3) — to be killed [written and colloquial]
• 被譽為 (bei3 jyu6 wai4) — to be acclaimed as; to be regarded as [written and colloquial]
• 補習天王 (bou2 zaap6 tin1 wong4) — someone who is very successful in running a tutorial school [written and colloq…
• 補飛 (bou2 fei1) — to take remedial actions [colloquial]
• 褪軚 (tan3 taai5) — to retreat from a situation when faced with a change in circumstances [colloqui…
• 西南非洲 (sai1 naam4 fei1 zau1) — South West Africa [written and colloquial]
• 西山 (sai1 saan1) — the western hills [written and colloquial]
• 西班牙蒼蠅 (sai1 baan1 ngaa4 cong1 jing4) — Spanish fly (Lytta vesicatoria) [written and colloquial]
• 西芹菜 (sai1 kan4 coi3) — celery [written and colloquial]
• 西頂 (sai1 ding2) — a westerner customer [colloquial, taxi driver jargon]
• 要脅 (jiu1 hip3) — to coerce; to threaten; to blackmail [written and colloquial]
• 覆卓 (fuk6 coek3) — to take revenge; to fight back; to repeat an action; to go back again [colloqui…
• 覆灼 (fuk6 coek3) — to take revenge; to fight back; to repeat an action; to go back again [colloqui…
• 見一步行一步 (gin3 jat1 bou6 haang4 jat1 bou6) — to deal with things one step at a time [written and colloquial]
• 見鬼咩 (gin3 gwai2 me1) — 'that'a absurd!'; 'a likely story!' [colloquial]
• 親戚朋友 (can1 cik1 pang4 jau5) — relatives and friends [written and colloquial]
• 親生女 (can1 saang1 neoi5) — one's own daughter [written and colloquial]
• 觀音坐蓮 (gun1 jam1 zo6 lin4) — a sexual position with the woman sitting on top the man [written and colloquial]
• 訂親 (ding can1) — betrothal [written and colloquial]
• 計錯數 (gai3 co3 sou3) — to miscalculate [written and colloquial]
• 訓練中心 (fan3 lin6 zung1 sam1) — a training centre [written and colloquial]
• 記錯 (gei3 co3) — to remember incorrectly [written and colloquial]
• 詆譭 (dai2 wai2) — to slander; to defame [written and colloquial]
• 詐喊 (zaa3 haam3) — to pretend to cry [colloquial]
• 試鐘 (si3 zung1) — for a pimp to test out a prostitute and teach them the skills for the trade [co…
• 話我知 (waa6 ngo5 zi1) — tell me [colloquial]
• 話氣 (waa6 hei3) — tone of a voice; manner of speaking [colloquial]
• 話𨶙之 (waa6 lan2 zi1) — who gives a fuck [colloquial]
• 該偎囉 (goi1 wui1 lo3) — what a shame! [colloquial]
• 該死囉 (goi1 sei2 lo3) — serves you right ; serves them right [colloquial]
• 䛚願當食生菜 (sai6 jyun6 dong3 sik6 saang1 coi3) — to make a vow or a pledge casually without really thinking about following thro…
• 調倉 (diu6 cong1) — to transfer cells in prison [colloquial]
• 談情 (taam4 cing4) — to date; to fall in love [colloquial]
• 諗吓 (nam2 haa5) — to consider; to think about something [colloquial]
• 諗唔開 (nam2 m4 hoi1) — to be unable to cope; to be unable to deal with something [colloquial]
• 諗嚇 (nam2 haa5) — to consider; to think about something [colloquial]
• 諗埋一面 (nam maai4 jat1 min6) — to have a stubborn mindset on something [colloquial]
• 諗起 (nam2 hei2) — to think of [colloquial]
• 諗返 (nam2 faan1) — to recall; to think back [colloquial]
• 𧨾 (tam) — to trick; to cheat; to fool; to cajole; to lure; to sweet-talk [colloquial]
• 諸事婆 (zyu1 si6 po2) — someone who like to meddle in other people's business [colloquial]
• 講三字經 (gong2 saam1 zi6 ging1) — to swear [colloquial]
• 講乜撚嘢 (gong2 mat1 lan2 je5) — what the fuck are you talking about; what are you bullshitting about [colloquia…
• 講乜春呀 (gong2 mat1 ceon1 aa3) — what the fuck are you talking about; what are you bullshitting about [colloquia…
• 講你老母 (gong2 nei5 lou5 mou2) — just fucking shut up [colloquial]
• 講口唔講手 (gong2 hau2 m4 gong2 sau2) — all talk and no action [colloquial]
• 講句駁句 (gong2 geoi3 bok3 geoi3) — to keep talking back; to keep arguing back [colloquial]
• 講唔埋欄 (gong2 m4 maai4 laan1) — to be unable to find common grounds for discussion [colloquial]
• 講嘢呀 (gong2 je5 aa3) — you talking? (in a challenging; threatening; dismissive tone); that's bullshit …
• 講嘢有骨 (gong2 je5 jau5 gwat1) — to talk with a hidden message; to hint at something [colloquial]
• 講多無謂 (gong2 do1 mou4 wai6) — there is no use talking; it's pointless to talk anymore about it; there is noth…
• 講得清楚 (gong2 dak1 cing1 co2) — to speak clearly; to explain something clearly [written and colloquial]
• 講極都唔明 (gong2 gik6 dou1 m4 ming4) — to be unable to get through to someone; to talk to a brick wall [colloquial]
• 講聲對唔住 (gong2 seng1 deoi3 m4 zyu6) — to apologise [colloquial]
• 講講 (gong2 gong2) — to talk [written and colloquial]
• 講鬼話 (gong2 gwai2 waa2) — to talk nonsense [colloquial]
• 謝玉堂 (ze6 juk6 tong4) — Xie Yutang, a politician in China [written and colloquial]
• 識ｄｏ (sik1 du1) — 'Smart - knows what to do' (usually said in a complimentary way to describe som…
• 譭謗 (wai2 pong3) — to defame; to slander [written and colloquial]
• 護衛犬 (wu6 wai6 hyun2) — a guard dog [written and colloquial]
• 讀勝 (duk6 sing3) — to read a book; to study, euphemism used by gamblers to replace 讀書 since書 (book…
• 讀完 (duk6 jyun4) — read (finished reading); after reading [colloquial]
• 讀緊書 (duk6 gan2 syu1) — to be studying (i.e. as a student at a school; college; university); reading a …
• 讀贏 (duk6 jeng4) — to read a book; to study, euphemism used by gamblers to replace 讀書 since書 (book…
• 變態婆 (bin3 taai3 po4) — an abnormal; anomalous; weird woman; a pervert woman [colloquial]
• 谷精上腦 (guk1 zing1 soeng5 nou5) — describes a man who is sexually frustrated after being abstained from sex [coll…
• 豆皮佬 (dau6 pei4 lou2) — a guy with a pock-marked face [colloquial]
• 豈有此理 (hei2 jau5 ci2 lei5) — how outrageous ; how can that be ? ridiculous! [colloquial]
• 豈勢咁 (hei2 sai3 gam2) — as much as possible; as extreme as possible [colloquial]
• 豬丙 (zyu1 bing2) — idiot [colloquial]
• 豬仔Ｐｌａｎ (zyu1 zai2 plen1) — insurance scheme specifically tailored for children [colloquial]
• 豬咁蠢 (zyu1 gam3 ceon2) — to be as stupid as a pig [colloquial]
• 豬屎𩿞 (zyu1 si2 zaa2) — magpie-robin (Copsychus saularis) [colloquial]
• 豬標 (zyu1 biu1) — idiot [colloquial]
• 豬油包 (zyu1 jau4 baau1) — describes someone who is very slow in movement; rections; someone who acts path…
• 豬泵兜 (zyu1 dam3 dau1) — idiot [colloquial]
• 豬肉佬 (zyu1 juk6 lou2) — a butcher [colloquial]
• 豬肉刀 (zyu1 juk6 dou1) — a butcher's knife [written and colloquial]
• 豬肉舖 (zyu1 juk6 pou2) — a butcher's shop [written and colloquial]
• 豬肺 (zyu1 fai3) — pig's lung [written and colloquial]
• 豬頭喇叭咀 (zyu1 tau4 laa3 baa1 zeoi2) — to be in badly beaten state [colloquial]
• 豬髧兜 (zyu1 dam3 dau1) — idiot [colloquial]
• 豬鳩 (zyu1 gau1) — bastard [colloquial]
• 貓尿 (maau1 niu6) — tears [colloquial]
• 貓機 (maau1 gei1) — a device used to detect mobile short wave radio used by taxi and truck drivers …
• 負擔得起 (fu6 daam1 dak1 hei2) — to be able to afford; affordable [written and colloquial]
• 財產所有人 (coi4 caan2 so2 jau5 jan4) — property owner [written and colloquial]
• 貨櫃佬 (fo3 gwai6 lou2) — a container truck driver [colloquial]
• 貪口𡙁 (taam1 hau2 song2) — to speak thoughtlessly; to speak without thinking [colloquial]
• 貪字得個貧 (taam1 zi6 dak1 go3 pan4) — being too greedy will just lead one to poverty [colloquial]
• 貴人事忙 (gwai3 jan4 si6 mong4) — someone who is always so busy [written and colloquial]
• 貴利佬 (gwai3 lei2 lou2) — a loan shark [colloquial]
• 買ｆｕｌｌ鐘 (maai5 fu1 zung1) — to pay to take night club hostess out of the night club [colloquial]
• 買全鐘 (maai5 cyun4 zung1) — to pay to take night club hostess out of the night club [colloquial]
• 買大 (maai5 daai6) — to bet on 'big' or 'over' in the common table game in casino called 'over-under…
• 買大細 (maai5 daai6 sai3) — to gamble at the common table game in casino called 'over-under or O; U'; to ta…
• 買定離手 (maai5 ding6 lei4 sau2) — place your bets and hands off the table [colloquial]
• 買板唔知埞 (maai5 baan2 m4 zi1 deng6) — what the hell are you playing at?; to act recklessly [colloquial]
• 買樓 (maai5 lau2) — to buy a property [written and colloquial]
• 買贏 (maai5 jeng4) — to bet that someone or something will win [written and colloquial]
• 買鐘 (maai5 zung1) — to pay to take a night club hostess out of a nightclub [colloquial]
• 買餅 (maai5 beng2) — literally: to go and buy biscuits; cakes; to go to Yuen Long [colloquial, jargo…
• 貼佬 (tip3 lou2) — describes a woman who pay money secretly to her secret lover, especially with m…
• 貼錢買難受 (tip3 cin2 maai5 naan4 sau6) — to pay money for bad service; to have spent money to make oneself feel worse of…
• 賀咭 (ho6 kaat1) — greeting cards [colloquial]
• 賀生日 (ho6 saang1 jat6) — to celebrate a birthday [colloquial]
• 賄款 (kui2 fun2) — bribery money [written and colloquial]
• 賊臧 (caak6 zong1) — stolen goods [written and colloquial]
• 賓周仔 (ban1 zau1 zai2) — penis [colloquial]
• 賓墟咁嘅場面 (ban1 heoi1 gam2 ge3 coeng4 min2) — an extravagant scene; a massive gathering [colloquial]
• 賠你條命 (pui4 nei5 tiu4 meng6) — as if I am going to pay you back; compensation? Dream on! [colloquial]
• 賠水 (pui4 seoi2) — to pay back money to compensate for damages; losses [colloquial]
• 賠起 (pui4 hei2) — to be able to pay for one's debts [colloquial]
• 賣檯 (maai6 toi2) — to sell or sub-contract a space to another business; to sell the right to produ…
• 賣血 (maai6 hyut3) — to be so poor that one have to sell their blood to survive [colloquial]
• 賣鹹蛋 (maai6 haam4 daan2) — to die [colloquial]
• 賤友 (zin6 jau5) — a despicable person of bad; low character; a scumbag [colloquial]
• 賤格下流 (zin6 gaak3 haa6 lau4) — describes someone who is despicable; disgraceful; contemptible; vile [colloquia…
• 賤格佬 (zin6 gaak3 lou2) — a despicable person of bad; low character; a scumbag [colloquial]
• 賤泥 (zin6 nai4) — a despicable person of bad; low character; a scumbag [colloquial]
• 賤物鬥窮人 (zin6 mat6 dau3 kung4 jan4) — a scenario where the commodity prices are low but the wages of the poor are als…
• 賤狗 (zin6 gau2) — a despicable person of bad; low character; a scumbag [colloquial]
• 賤閪 (zin6 hai1) — fucking cunt [colloquial]
• 賴鞋底 (laai2 haai4 dai2) — to suck up to the wrong person; an attempt to suck up to someone which failed m…
• 赤柱年華 (cek3 cyu5 nin4 waa4) — the days spent in Stanley prison [colloquial]
• 走撚開 (zau2 lan2 hoi1) — fuck off [colloquial]
• 走私鐘 (zau2 si1 zung1) — to work as a prostitute; for a night club hostess to spend time with a client o…
• 走蔥 (zau2 cung1) — no spring onions please (when ordering food) [colloquial]
• 走鬼檔 (zau2 gwai2 dong3) — unlicensed roadside hawkers [colloquial]
• 起晒馬 (hei2 saai3 maa5) — to gather one's forces ready for a fight [colloquial]
• 起樓 (hei2 lau2) — to build a house [colloquial]
• 起鐘 (hei2 zung1) — the starting time of a masseur; prostitute who get paid an hourly rate [colloqu…
• 起雙飛 (hei2 soeng1 fei1) — a threesome with one man and two woman [written and colloquial]
• 趁風 (can3 fung1) — to exploit an opportunity [colloquial]
• 超低能 (ciu1 dai1 nang4) — extremely retarded; very low energy usage [colloquial]
• 超住 (ciu1 zyu6) — to keep watch on something or someone [colloquial]
• 超級子彈人 (ciu1 kap1 zi2 daan2 jan4) — a man who ejaculates very quickly during sex [colloquial]
• 超級金手指 (ciu1 kap1 gam1 sau2 zi2) — an important police informer who helped to bust a big crime; criminal network […
• 趌開 (gat6 hoi1) — get lost! [colloquial]
• 趕住去死咩 (gon2 zyu6 heoi3 sei2 me1) — what's the big rush for? [colloquial]
• 趕咁快去死咩 (gon2 gam3 faai3 heoi3 sei2 me1) — what's the big rush for? [colloquial]
• 趴底 (paa1 dai1) — to lie face down [colloquial]
• 趴街 (paa1 gaai1) — euphemism for 仆街, a curse word to tell someone to drop dead or go to hell; scre…
• 䟕落 (caa3 lok6) — to trample on; to tread upon [colloquial]
• 跌咗落地嗱番乍沙 (dit3 zo2 lok6 dei6 naa4 faan1 zaa3 saa1) — to give poor excuse to cover up one's faults; mistakes; failure inorder to save…
• 跎仔 (to4 zai2) — to be pregnant [colloquial]
• 跎槍 (to4 coeng1) — to carry to gun; to be armed; to work in the police force [colloquial]
• 跎炮 (to4 paau3) — to carry to gun; to be armed; to work in the police force [colloquial]
• 跎鐵 (to4 tit3) — to carry to gun; to be armed; to work in the police force [colloquial]
• 跑山 (paau2 saan1) — to run on the hills; to raise money urgently, usually to pay off a debt [colloq…
• 跑山牌 (paau2 saan1 paai4) — the Marlboro cigarettes [colloquial]
• 跑晒山 (paau2 saai3 saan1) — to run on the hills; to raise money urgently, usually to pay off a debt [colloq…
• 跑私鐘 (paau2 si1 zung1) — to work as a prostitute; for a night club hostess to spend time with a client o…
• 跑鐘 (paau2 zung1) — to work as a prostitute [colloquial]
• 跑鐘妹 (paau2 zung1 mui6) — a young woman working as a prostitute [colloquial]
• 跟大佬 (gan1 daai6 lou2) — to be a follower of a triad big brother [colloquial]
• 跟得夫人 (gan1 dak1 fu1 jan4) — a wife who follows her husband everywhere [colloquial]
• 跣一鑊 (sin2 jat1 wok6) — to set someone up; to trick someone [colloquial]
• 路邊雞 (lou6 bin1 gai1) — a streetwalker prostitute [colloquial]
• 跳海 (tiu3 hoi2) — to jump into the sea [written and colloquial]
• 踎兜 (mau1 dau1) — unemployed; very poor [colloquial]
• 踎凳 (mau1 dang3) — to do time in jail [colloquial]
• 䟴腳 (ngan3 goek3) — to shake one's leg; to enjoy life [colloquial]
• 䟴䟴吓 (ngan3 ngan3 haa5) — to shake one's body or leg rhythmically [colloquial]
• 䟴身䟴勢 (ngan3 san1 ngan3 sai3) — to act in a low class manner [colloquial]
• 踢入會 (tek3 jap6 wui2) — to be forced into a triad gang [colloquial]
• 踩上門 (caai2 soeng5 mun4) — to harass someone; to invade someone's territory [colloquial]
• 踮腳 (dim2 goek3) — to tiptoe [written]
• 踹單車 (caai2 daan1 ce1) — to ride a bicycle [colloquial]
• 𨂾 (naam3) — to step across; to stride over; the distance of one stride; alternate (day) [co…
• 𨃩 (sin3) — to slip; to slide [colloquial]
• 蹺口杉手 (kiu5 hau2 caam5 sau2) — difficult to deal with [colloquial]
• 躝屍吉路 (laan1 si1 gat6 lou6) — get lost! [colloquial]
• 躝撚開 (laan1 lan2 hoi1) — fuck off [colloquial]
• 身驕肉貴 (san1 giu1 juk6 gwai3) — to come from a wealthy family with high status [colloquial]
• 車飛 (ce1 fei1) — bus; train; transport ticket [colloquial]
• 軟嘢 (jyun5 je5) — bank notes (as opposed to hard coins); a soft or impotent penis [colloquial]
• 軟抄本 (jyun5 caau1 bun2) — a soft copy [written and colloquial]
• 較非 (gaau3 fei1) — to put someone at risk; to get someone into trouble [colloquial]
• 輸乾輸淨 (syu1 gon1 syu1 zeng6) — to be cleaned out in gambling [colloquial]
• 輸到揸兜 (syu1 dou3 zaa1 dau1) — to be cleaned out in gambling; to lose all of one's face [colloquial]
• 輸到褲穿窿 (syu1 dou3 fu3 cyun1 lung1) — to lose all of one's face [colloquial]
• 輸咗成條街 (syu1 zo2 sing4 tiu4 gaai1) — to lose by a mile [colloquial]
• 輸面 (syu1 min2) — the chance of losing [written and colloquial]
• 轉成 (zyun2 sing4) — to turn into; to convert into; to transform into [written and colloquial]
• 辛苦搵嚟志在食 (san1 fu2 wan2 lei4 zi3 zoi6 sik6) — one works hard so that one can eat better [colloquial]
• 辣低 (laat6 dai1) — to shoot down [colloquial]
• 辣撻貓 (laat6 taat3 maau1) — a messy and sloppy person [colloquial]
• 辣興 (laat6 hing3) — to provoke [colloquial]
• 辣著 (laat6 zoek6) — to provoke [colloquial]
• 農夫市場 (nung4 fu1 si5 coeng4) — farmer's market [written and colloquial]
• 巡場 (ceon4 coeng4) — to watch over a gambling den; to make an inspection tour around a site [written…
• 返上嚟 (faan1 soeng5 lai4) — to come back up here [colloquial]
• 返入嚟 (faan1 jap6 lai4) — to come back in [colloquial]
• 返出嚟 (faan1 ceot1 lai4) — to come back out [colloquial]
• 返埋嚟 (faan1 maai4 lai4) — to come back here [colloquial]
• 返落嚟 (faan1 lok6 lai4) — to come back down [colloquial]
• 返過嚟 (faan1 gwo3 lai4) — to come back over here [colloquial]
• 返鄉下執牛屎啦 (faan1 hoeng1 haa2 zap1 ngau4 si2 laa1) — go back to where you came from, you yokel!
• 返開嚟 (faan1 hoi1 lai4) — to come back over here [colloquial]
• 迷妳 (mai4 nei5) — mini [written and colloquial]
• 追債 (zeoi1 zaai3) — to collect debt [written and colloquial]
• 追入 (zeoi1 jap6) — to raise the stakes; to jump on a band wagon; to buy a rising stock [colloquial]
• 追到天腳底 (zeoi1 dou3 tin1 goek3 dai2) — to hunt down someone to the end of the earth [colloquial]
• 追劇 (zeoi1 kek6) — to follow a TV series [colloquial]
• 退化疾病 (teoi3 faa3 zat6 beng6) — a degenerative disease [written and colloquial]
• 送俾我都唔吼啦 (sung3 bei2 ngo5 dou1 m4 hau1 laa1) — I would not want it even if it was given to me free [colloquial]
• 送入鬼門關 (sung3 jap6 gwai2 mun4 gwaan1) — to kill someone [colloquial]
• 逄凶化吉 (fung4 hung1 faa3 gat1) — to turn bad luck into good luck [colloquial]
• 逐客 (zuk6 haak3) — to expel guests; to evict guests [written and colloquial]
• 通常版 (tung1 soeng4 baan2) — regular edition [written and colloquial]
• 通風報訊 (tung1 fung1 bou3 seon3) — to divulge secret information [written and colloquial]
• 逞英雄 (cing2 jing1 hung4) — to pose as a hero; to act heroic [written and colloquial]
• 速度限制 (cuk1 dou6 haan6 zai3) — speed limit [written and colloquial]
• 速速磅唔好兩頭望 (cuk1 cuk1 bong6 m4 hou2 loeng5 tau4 mong6) — just pay up quickly! [colloquial]
• 速速磅水 (cuk1 cuk1 bong6 seoi2) — hand over the money quickly! [colloquial]
• 週圍 (zau1 wai4) — surroundings; everywhere; all over the place [colloquial]
• 逼挾 (bik1 gip6) — cramped [colloquial]
• 逼虎跳牆 (bik1 fu2 tiu3 coeng4) — to force someone to do something that they wouldn't have normally done otherwis…
• 遍地黃金 (pin3 dei6 wong4 gam1) — there are money earning opportunities everywhere [written and colloquial]
• 遍地黄金 (pin3 dei6 wong4 gam1) — there are money earning opportunities everywhere [written and colloquial]
• 過一戙 (gwo3 jat1 dung6) — to set someone up for a trap [colloquial]
• 過兩招 (gwo3 loeng5 ziu1) — to have a fight; to spar [colloquial]
• 過咗生 (gwo3 zo2 saang1) — to be dead [written and colloquial]
• 過啲 (gwo3 di1) — farther on [colloquial]
• 過底 (gwo3 dai2) — to change from one gang to another [written and colloquial]
• 過日晨 (gwo3 jat6 san4) — to do something just to pass the time [colloquial]
• 過早下結論 (gwo3 zou2 haa6 git3 leon6) — to jump to conclusions [written and colloquial]
• 過檯 (gwo3 toi2) — for a night hostess to move across to another table in order to meet more clien…
• 過火位 (gwo3 fo2 wai2) — to overstep the mark; to have gone too far [colloquial]
• 過面 (gwo3 min2) — to change from one gang to another [written and colloquial]
• 還拖 (waan4 to1) — to fight back; to counter attack [colloquial]
• 還要 (waan4 jiu3) — still want more; still want to; still need to; also; but also [written and coll…
• 邊個阿媽生你㗎 (bin1 go3 aa3 maa1 sang1 nei5 gaa3) — what kind of person are you? (negative connotation) [colloquial]
• 邊度係呀 (bin1 dou6 hai6 aa3) — not really ; that's not true [colloquial]
• 邊撚度 (bin1 lan2 dou6) — which fucking gang are you from; where the fuck are you from; who the fuck are …
• 郁下 (juk1 haa5) — at every turn; easily [colloquial]
• 郊遊地區 (gaau1 jau4 dei6 keoi1) — countryside area; excursions; trekking locations [written and colloquial]
• 都好 (dou1 hou2) — all do; can do; that's ok; that sounds good [written and colloquial]
• 都好啦 (dou1 hou2 laa1) — can do; that's ok; that sounds good [written and colloquial]
• 都是 (dou1 si6) — all are [written]
• 鄉下佬一腳牛屎 (hoeng1 haa2 lou2 jat1 goek3 ngau4 si2) — a derogatory way to refer to a hillbilly; a country bumpkin; a yokel; a hayseed…
• 配錯 (pui3 co3) — to prescribe the wrong; a mismatch [written and colloquial]
• 醉到一劈屎 (zeoi3 dou3 jat1 pek3 si2) — to be very drunk [colloquial]
• 醒唔起 (seng2 m4 hei2) — unable to record; cannot be remember [colloquial]
• 醒少少 (sing2 siu2 siu2) — better watch out!; better be careful!; wise up!; pay attention! (given as an ad…
• 醒扒 (sing2 paa4) — smart; clever [colloquial]
• 醒返 (seng2 faan1) — to become conscious [colloquial]
• 醒醒定定 (sing2 sing2 ding6 ding6) — better watch out!; better be careful!; wise up!; pay attention! (given as an ad…
• 醫五臟廟 (ji1 ng5 zong6 miu2) — to eat; to have a meal [colloquial]
• 醫務工作者 (ji1 mou6 gung1 zok3 ze2) — medical worker [written and colloquial]
• 醫藥常識 (ji1 joek6 soeng4 sik1) — general medical knowledge [written and colloquial]
• 重未死過 (zung6 mei6 sei2 gwo3) — have you no fear?; get out of my sight or else! [colloquial]
• 重櫃 (cung5 gwai6) — a heavy; fully loaded container to be transported by truck [written and colloqu…
• 重見 (cung4 gin3) — to see again; to reunite with again [written and colloquial]
• 野雞學校 (je5 gai1 hok6 haau6) — a diploma mill [written and colloquial]
• 釐埋 (lei1 maai4) — to hide oneself ; to keep oneself to oneself [colloquial]
• 金梳 (gam1 so1) — literally: golden comb; come ashore (loanword) [written and colloquial, uncommo…
• 金牌打仔 (gam1 paai4 daa2 zai2) — a gangster who is a top fighter; a top bodyguard [colloquial]
• 金牌隻花紅棍 (gam1 paai4 zek3 faa1 hung4 gwan3) — a top senior enforcer in a triad gang [colloquial]
• 金食 (gam1 sik6) — to commit suicide by eating gold [written and colloquial]
• 釘上釘 (deng1 soeng6 deng1) — compound interest; interest on interest, charged by loansharks [colloquial]
• 釘倉 (deng1 cong1) — to lock someone up; imprisonment; to hold someone hostage [colloquial]
• 釘叠釘 (deng1 daap6 deng1) — compound interest; interest on interest, charged by loansharks [colloquial]
• 釘口 (deng1 hau2) — the interest on loan [colloquial]
• 釣大魚 (diu3 daai6 jyu2) — literally: to catch a big fish; to catch a big criminal [colloquial]
• 釣泥猛 (diu3 nai4 maang5) — an unlicensed cab trolling for passengers [colloquial]
• 釣高嚟賣 (diu3 gou1 lei4 maai6) — to play hard to get [colloquial]
• 鈍手鈍腳 (deon6 sau2 deon6 goek3) — clumsy; slow to react [colloquial]
• 鈴鈴霖霖 (ling4 ling4 lam4 lam4) — hurriedly; quickly [colloquial]
• 銅鑼灣避風塘 (tung4 lo4 waan1 bei6 fung1 tong4) — Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter in Hong Kong [written and colloquial]
• 鋤Ｄ (co4 di2) — to play the card games of 'big two' [colloquial]
• 鋤大Ｄ (co4 daai6 di2) — the 'big two' card game [colloquial]
• 鋤死 (co4 sei2) — to prosecute; catch someone and not let them get away lightly [colloquial]
• 鋤爆 (co4 baau3) — to have vigorous sex [colloquial]
• 鋪頭仔 (pou3 tau2 zai2) — a small shop [colloquial]
• 鋸到一頸血 (goe3 dou3 jat1 geng2 hyut3) — to be ripped off big time; to suffer a big loss from a fraud or deception [coll…
• 鋸雞 (goe3 gai1) — to a string and bow instrument (such as a violin) badly, making really awful so…
• 錢債 (cin4 zaai3) — monetary debts [written and colloquial]
• 錶你有無 (biu1 nei5 jau5 mou4) — literally: have you got a watch; euphemism for 𨳒你老母, 'fuck your mother', foul l…
• 鍊低 (lin2 dai1) — to knock down; to defeat; to out do [colloquial]
• 鍊到爆屎 (lin2 dou3 baau3 si2) — to have a fierce competition [colloquial]
• 鍊死為止 (lin2 sei2 wai4 zi2) — to fight to the death [colloquial]
• 鍊爆春袋 (lin2 baau3 ceon1 doi2) — to fight with all of one's strength without any inhibition [colloquial]
• 鍊贏 (lin2 jeng4) — to defeat; to out do one's opponent [colloquial]
• 鍊車 (lin2 ce1) — car racing [colloquial]
• 鍊鑊 (lin2 wok6) — to have a fierce competition [colloquial]
• 鍚紙 (sek3 zi2) — aluminium foil [written and colloquial]
• 鎖匙佬 (so2 si4 lou2) — a locksmith [colloquial]
• 鎙氣 (sok3 hei3) — to be short of breath [colloquial]
• 鏡錫 (geng6 sek3) — to take good care of [colloquial]
• 鐘意咗 (zung1 ji3 zo2) — to have fallen in love with [colloquial]
• 鐘意點就點 (zung1 ji3 dim2 zau6 dim2) — whatever you like; whatever one wishes [colloquial]
• 鐘房 (zung1 fong2) — the manager of a hourly love hotel [colloquial]
• 鐵竇 (tit3 dau3) — a vice or gambling den located in a secure location where criminal or illegal a…
• 鑊仔 (wok6 zai2) — literally : a small wok ; sex with an underage girl [colloquial]
• 鑰匙圈 (joek6 si4 hyun1) — a keyring; a keychain [written]
• 長倉 (coeng4 cong1) — long term shares [written and colloquial]
• 門口兒 (mun4 hau2 ji4) — doorway [written]
• 閂火 (saan1 fo2) — to turn off the stove; oven; to turn off the lights [written and colloquial]
• 開Ｂａｎｄ (hoi1 ben1) — to commence something; to beat up [colloquial]
• 開Ｐ (hoi1 pi1) — to hold a party [colloquial]
• 開倉 (hoi1 cong1) — to set up an account with a broker [colloquial]
• 開口及著脷 (hoi1 hau2 gap6 zoek6 lei6) — to put one's foot in one's mouth; to keep on saying the wrong or inappropriate …
• 開啲 (hoi1 di1) — further away; further apart [colloquial]
• 開大片 (hoi1 daai6 pin2) — to start a big gang fight [colloquial]

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