Usage of the character 歪
wāi
歪
[歪]
- askew
- at a crooked angle
- devious
- noxious
- (coll.) to lie on one's side
wǎi
歪
[歪]
- to sprain (one's ankle) (Tw)
nòngwāi
弄歪
[弄歪]
- to distort
wāilǐ
歪理
[歪理]
- fallacious reasoning
- preposterous argument
wāifēng
歪风
[歪風]
- unhealthy trend
- noxious influence
lèwāi
乐歪
[樂歪]
- to be thrilled
- (of sb's mouth) to form a grin
nìwai
腻歪
[膩歪]
- (of a couple) to be sweet to each other; lovey-dovey
- variant of 膩味／腻味 (nìwei)
wāiqū
歪曲
[歪曲]
- to distort
- to misrepresent
wāizuǐ
歪嘴
[歪嘴]
- twisted mouth
- wry mouth
wāixié
歪斜
[歪斜]
- crooked
- askew
- oblique
- slanting
- out of plumb
shuǎngwāile
爽歪了
[爽歪了]
- (slang) awesome; amazing; too cool!; sick
wāiguǒrén
歪果仁
[歪果仁]
- Internet slang for 外國人／外国人 (wàiguórén)
shuǎngwāiwāi
爽歪歪
[爽歪歪]
- to feel great
- blissful
- to be in bliss
wāidiǎnzi
歪点子
[歪點子]
- illegal device
- devious
- crooked
wāiwāi-niǔniǔ
歪歪扭扭
[歪歪扭扭]
- crooked; askew
kǒuyǎnwāixié
口眼歪斜
[口眼歪斜]
- facial nerve paralysis
qīniǔbāwāi
七扭八歪
[七扭八歪]
- misshapen
- crooked
- uneven (idiom)
wāiguālièzǎo
歪瓜裂枣
[歪瓜裂棗]
- ugly
- repulsive
wāiménxiédào
歪门邪道
[歪門邪道]
- dishonest practices
xiéménwāidào
邪门歪道
[邪門歪道]
- lit. devil's gate, crooked path (idiom); corrupt practices
- crooked methods
- dishonesty
wāidǎzhèngzháo
歪打正着
[歪打正著]
- to succeed by a lucky stroke
wāifēngxiéqì
歪风邪气
[歪風邪氣]
- noxious winds, evil influences (idiom); malignant social trends
wāiguālièzǎo
歪瓜劣枣
[歪瓜劣棗]
- ugly
- repulsive
- also written 歪瓜裂棗／歪瓜裂枣 (wāiguālièzǎo)
bìngbingwāiwāi
病病歪歪
[病病歪歪]
- sick and weak
- feeble and listless
līliūwāixié
哩溜歪斜
[哩溜歪斜]
- crooked
- deformed
- twisted
dōngdǎoxīwāi
东倒西歪
[東倒西歪]
- to lean unsteadily from side to side (idiom)
- to sway
- (of buildings etc) to lean at a crazy angle
wāiwāixiéxié
歪歪斜斜
[歪歪斜斜]
- shuddering
- trembling
- a trembling scrawl (of handwriting)
jiǎozhèngbùpàxiéwāi
脚正不怕鞋歪
[腳正不怕鞋歪]
- lit. a straight foot has no fear of a crooked shoe
- an upright man is not afraid of gossip (idiom)
shàngliángbùzhèngxiàliángwāi
上梁不正下梁歪
[上梁不正下梁歪]
- lit. If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked (idiom); fig. subordinates imitate their superiors' vices