Usage of the character 騷
sāo
骚
[騷]
- (bound form) to disturb; to disrupt
- flirty; coquettish
- abbr. for 離騷／离骚 ( Lí Sāo)
- (literary) literary writings; poetry
- foul-smelling (variant of 臊 (sāo))
- (dialect) (of certain domestic animals) male
fāsāo
发骚
[發騷]
- horny
- lecherous
sāoqíng
骚情
[騷情]
- frivolous
- flirtatious
mēnsāo
闷骚
[悶騷]
- (coll.) outwardly cold or retiring but deep and passionate inside
liáosāo
撩骚
[撩騷]
- to flirt
liáosāo
聊骚
[聊騷]
- to chat flirtatiously
sāojiǎo
骚搅
[騷攪]
- to disturb; to pester
Násāo
拿骚
[拿騷]
- Nassau, capital of The Bahamas
sāodòng
骚动
[騷動]
- disturbance; uproar
- CL:陣／阵 (zhèn)
- to become restless
fēngsāo
风骚
[風騷]
- literary excellence
- flirtatious behavior
sāohuò
骚货
[騷貨]
- loose woman; slut
sāolü
骚驴
[騷驢]
- jackass
sāobāo
骚包
[騷包]
- (slang) alluring
- showy
- flashy and enticing person
- painted Jezebel
sāoluàn
骚乱
[騷亂]
- disturbance; riot
- to create a disturbance
láosāo
牢骚
[牢騷]
- discontent
- complaint
- to complain
sāowèi
骚味
[騷味]
- foul smell
sāokè
骚客
[騷客]
- (literary) poet
- literati
sāorǎo
骚扰
[騷擾]
- to disturb
- to cause a commotion
- to harass
sāonào
骚闹
[騷鬧]
- noisy; to make a racket
Lí Sāo
离骚
[離騷]
- On Encountering Sorrow, poem by Qu Yuan 屈原 ( Qū Yuán) in Songs of Chu 楚辭／楚辞 ( Chǔcí)
sāohuà
骚话
[騷話]
- obscenities
- lewd talk
sāorán
骚然
[騷然]
- turbulent
sāoruì
骚瑞
[騷瑞]
- sorry (loanword)
sāotǐ
骚体
[騷體]
- poetry in the style of 離騷／离骚 ( Lí Sāo)
sāoluànzhě
骚乱者
[騷亂者]
- a rioter
fāláosāo
发牢骚
[發牢騷]
- to whine
- to be grouchy
xìngsāorǎo
性骚扰
[性騷擾]
- sexual harassment
mǎnfùláosāo
满腹牢骚
[滿腹牢騷]
- lit. belly full of complaints (idiom)
- discontent
- always moaning and complaining
gēnzōngsāorǎo
跟踪骚扰
[跟蹤騷擾]
- (law) to stalk (sb)
sāorǎokèzǎo
骚扰客蚤
[騷擾客蚤]
- Xenopsylla vexabilis
dúlǐngfēngsāo
独领风骚
[獨領風騷]
- most outstanding
- par excellence
Xuānhuáyǔ Sāodòng
喧哗与骚动
[喧嘩與騷動]
- The Sound and the Fury (novel by William Faulkner 威廉·福克納／威廉·福克纳 ( Wēilián· Fúkènà))