lit. a fresh flower planted on a cow dung, meaning a relationship where the woman has great qualities, where the man has not, or much inferior (especially use in looks)

probationary police inspector, who has a star on the badge

three flowers, or refers to a inspector of Hong Kong Police Force

what is the gimmick

a type of character in Chinese opera

indecisive (slang)

mixed herbal tea made of five different kinds of flowers

the missing feeling one male feel as his partner leaves him

borrow a flower and offer it to the Buddha, which means taking something given by others as a present for somebody else

the nickname of the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens

to scratch or leave a mark

being the outsider; to be a third wheel; rubbernecking; to be an onlooker

to scratch a mark on one's face

Hylocereus undatus [flower]

fermented bean curd flavoured peanuts

the spittle from saliva

sweet talking

(adjective) smooth-tongued; glib-tongued; sweet-tongued

'beauty is in the eye of the beholder'

flush, one of the sets in poker

finding prostitutes; to appreciate the spring scenery

to go to jail (an old saying)

what a shame; women with bright future but married to poor guys; the match of a beautiful / talented woman with an ugly / untalented man

adj; to describe a person who spend one's wealth recklessly, to squander

a spendthrift; an extravagant spender

those who act as traitors in Cantonese opera; dirt on the face; to describe someone who is very evil and cunning

ceiling (of a room)

an extravagant, exaggerated statement or speech not intended to be taken literally

Sunflower

noun; Chinese folk gambling