cooled down boiled water; room-temperatured water

it is a cantonese proverb, ponds only have water and fish, would not have anything else, which means the situation is always the same, i.e. family playing a mahjong game. the money balance is always the same in the end.

fresh and new thing(s); fresh from the oven; newly launched; newly released

(verb) water is boiling

(verb) add hot water into a teapot or a pot

(slang) to go out to fool around (usually referring to a man who is playing around with other women behind his wife / girlfriend's back); (adjective) unreliable; slapdash; all show and no substance (to describe someone who just a snow job)

(noun) a cheat; a swindler; an irresponsible person; a promiscuous male; a 'john' (someone who patronizes prostitutes)

the saying - 'thanks for your hospitality'

bother

(slang) to rush off; to leave hurriedly; in a run; to go swiftly

to suffer / make a loss at both ends

(noun) boiled water

(food) a boiled egg

over boil till spilling over the top (spoken)

to boil and cook

(adj.) something that is fresh, hot and new (literally or metaphorically); piping hot

emit heat

(slang) to describe a male slut looking for a women or prostitutes; to horseplay; to run amok; to misbehave; to brag; to deceive someone

roller-skating

roller blades

a snowball effect

(adjective) infuriating; maddening; angry; pissed off; irate

(verb) to cook; to boil

(noun) water

Lawn Bowls

snowballing usury; soybean flour cake

get out of the way, coming through! [colloquial]

moody; depressed [colloquial]

congee with uncooked ingredients added then brought to a boil

to roll up