Usage of the character 扒

to peel
to skin
to tear
to pull down
to cling to (sth on which one is climbing)
to dig

pá

扒

[扒]

to rake up
to steal
to braise
to crawl

bādīng

扒钉

[扒釘]

cramp

zhūpá

猪扒

[豬扒]

see 豬排／猪排 (zhūpái)

bāla

扒拉

[扒拉]

(coll.) to push lightly
to flick to one side
to get rid of

páqiè

扒窃

[扒竊]

to steal
to pick pockets
to frisk

jīpá

鸡扒

[雞扒]

see 雞排／鸡排 (jīpái)

bāchē

扒车

[扒車]

to pull oneself up onto a moving vehicle

pála

扒拉

[扒拉]

(coll.) to push food from one's bowl into one's mouth with chopsticks (usu. hurriedly)

páhuī

扒灰

[扒灰]

incest between father-in-law and daughter-in-law

bākāi

扒开

[扒開]

to pry open or apart; to spread (sth) open with both hands

páfèn

扒粪

[扒糞]

muckraking
to stir up scandal
to expose (corruption)

páfàn

扒饭

[扒飯]

to push food into one's mouth using chopsticks while holding one's bowl up to one's mouth

págāo

扒糕

[扒糕]

buckwheat pudding (snack of buckwheat noodles with sauce)

pálou

扒搂

[扒摟]

to gather together as with a rake
to shovel food into one's mouth; to eat fast

bāpí

扒皮

[扒皮]

to flay
to skin
(fig.) to exploit
to take advantage of

páshǒu

扒手

[扒手]

pickpocket

pálí

扒犁

[扒犁]

sledge
also written 爬犁

Zhōubāpí

周扒皮

[周扒皮]

Zhou the exploiter, archetypal character in short story 半夜雞叫／半夜鸡叫 (bànyèjījiào)

bātour

扒头儿

[扒頭兒]

handhold (to pull oneself up)

jiānniúbā

煎牛扒

[煎牛扒]

beef steak

jiānzhūbā

煎猪扒

[煎豬扒]

pork steak

bāwūqiānniú

扒屋牵牛

[扒屋牽牛]

to sack the home and lead off the cattle (proverb)
to strip of everything

bēngbādiàokǎo

绷扒吊拷

[繃扒吊拷]

to strip, tie up, hang and beat sb, an ancient torture technique

jiūxīnbāgān

揪心扒肝

[揪心扒肝]

(idiom) extremely anxious
anguished

págāocǎidī

扒高踩低

[扒高踩低]

crawl high, step low (idiom); unprincipled crawling, flattering one's superiors and trampling on one's juniors
toadying and bullying