one relieved from stress

gnashing of teeth [colloquial]

lit. showing teeth and releasing chin, meaning expression of unwanted emotions or opinion

lit. showing teeth and releasing chin, meaning expression of unwanted emotions or opinion

lit. to leave right after eating, meaning to flee right after getting benefits or gaining advantage

lax

have extra money to spend

a foreigner of Cantonese, one who speaks Mandarin but does not understand Cantonese, mostly use against Northern Chinese

take it easy

loose and porous

pork floss

English scone

very loose; fluffy; puffy

Fluffy

easily

relaxed

relaxed and happy

breathe a sigh of relief

(slang) to give the slip; to leave; to run off; to sneak off

loose

soft and crispy

just a little bit more (than a certain quantity stated)

soft

describes someone who thinks that they are so great but in reality they are still very inexperienced [colloquial]

(adjective) Flabby

(adjective) 1. Unguarded; 2. Sluggish (to danger)

let go

loose

Chow Chow, a dog breed

happy as a bird (slang)