Instigate

not stable; swaying

to put somebody on the spot; to throw someone under the bus; to push one to undesirable situation openly

to present the facts

arrangement; to display; to line up; to place in order

clearly / obviously / evidently

to excrete or take a dump

to wag a tail

to show the intention or purpose of doing something such that it is very obvious to all; to be upfront about something

literally: walking sway, describes people who do not have any target or principal / to urinate

to set up a stall for selling things

setting up a stall to do business

(v.)(adj.) to put on airs.

(noun) mix-up over / between

posing (spoken)

noun; also known as "烏龍波"; to score in own goal (football or any ball sports)

noun; Lyndhurst Terrace, a street in Hong Kong

verb; spread a feast; give a feast; to organise a wedding banquet

to show off one's wealth; be pretentious, dressed to impress, and extravagant

one commiting a mistake that benefits the opposition

edge of the dress; hemline

describes someone who is indecisive / irresolute / lacks definite views of their own

only for display not for sale

(verb) To mediate a quarrel between

(verb) To rock

to be a prostitute [colloquial]

to compete for reputation [colloquial]

to set up a trap to trick someone [colloquial]

to set a road block; to set up a speed trap [colloquial]

to display items on the floor by the sidewalk for sale [colloquial]