What does my toothbrush mean in Chongqing dialect?

In Chongqing dialect, "my toothbrush" means negation or disgust. Can express a variety of meanings.

1, A: Shall we have hot pot together?

B: toothbrush!

B disagrees with a's proposal.

He has a good toothbrush.

It shows that he is not very honest and frank and has no loyalty.

Characteristics of Chongqing Dialect

Chongqing dialect is based on the ancient Bashu dialect, and influenced by the national lingua franca, immigrants in past dynasties and dialects in surrounding areas, some middle-aged characters have no jaw (that is, the initials of Tang and Song Dynasties [k? ]), the entering tone is weakened into glottal sound, which is an older symbol than Mandarin.

For example, some suburbs in Chongqing say "go" as khek/qih (Qi), which is the same as Guiliu dialect (southwest mandarin Guiliu piece); Jiangjin district said that "Liu" is [luh] as a throat sound, and its sound is the same as that of Lu and Hunan dialect.