What does the word "Chen (1 tone)" in Jiujiang dialect mean ~

I don't know what pronunciation you heard. The languages in Jiujiang city and its surrounding areas are different. I don't know where you heard it. I will tell you what I know:

1, "Chengtou": Some people want to do something and find someone to be the master and planner, and the behavior of this master and planner is "Chengtou", and he is "Chengtou person".

For example, the traffic in Wang's hometown is inconvenient. In order to improve the traffic in his hometown, he suggested that everyone have money to pay, but no money to deal with it, and lead everyone to build roads. In Jiujiang's words, this road is Wang's "first".

2. "Head" means neat and smooth. For example, in terms of people wearing clothes, clothes are not properly matched and so on. Jiujiang dialect is called "Bao wrinkle"; Dressed appropriately, Jiujiang dialect is called "head".

3. When the speaker has a stuffy nose or slurred speech, he may refer to "pillow" and "weight" as "dust head".

In addition, the netizen "Tommy _ Sugar Sugar" said that "holding your head is to help others vent" is wrong. You mean "support" in Jiujiang dialect, and "support" in Jiujiang dialect is "cen".