A collection of Wuxi dialects

One foot of water recedes eight feet ●→→Enthusiasm or expectations drop sharply as soon as it rises ●→→At the beginning

One piece●→→ One copper plate. Borrow means the least amount of money.

One mistake means...●→→

One week●→→One week

One fart flick●→→ means one word hits the mark, there is a joke ingredients included.

A copper plate●→→borrow refers to the least amount of money.

I suddenly got good luck.

A cross●→→The distance between the thumb and the middle finger or ring finger when open

More than half●→→More than half, most of them

One-minded●→ → Wholeheartedly

If you don’t do anything, you will never stop ●→→

You get what you pay for according to the market ●→→ Refers to the quality and price of the goods being related to the market

You get what you pay for in money. ●→→ Refers to the relationship between the quality of the goods and the price.

The world in one day●→→ is also called "a thousand worlds". Generally refers to a messy indoor environment.

One day is no more than three●→→Also known as "one or two is no more than three". Refers to repeated misfortunes or accidents that need to happen three times before stopping.

Day by day●→→ Whole day (referring to the length of time): I did this job day by day.

Day by day●→→day by day. "I'm getting older day by day, and I understand."

From day to night●→→Also called "from day to night". Refers to the whole day.

一世生●→→ is also abbreviated as "一世", which means a lifetime.

A play●→→ is also abbreviated as "a play", referring to a play. Express dissatisfaction. "What exactly is Yiji?"

A pack of sweeps●→→ is also called "a pack of burnt" and "a pack of peppers". All, total***.

One sentence goes in and one sentence goes out●→→ to describe inaccurate speech.

A piece of gossip●→→ is also called "a piece of gossip". Agree readily, which means OK.

A foreign currency●→→a dollar.

A trouser leg ●→→ is also called "a sock tube". It's like "a raccoon dog on the same hill", which means colluding with one another.

A tripod●→→ is also called "a top". It is a metaphor for having expertise in a certain aspect and being outstanding.

Don’t ring one bowl, but jingle two bowls●→→For example, both parties in a quarrel or argument are responsible.

One end...one end...●→→On the one hand,...on the other hand,...

One Three Serious Sutras●→→ Same as "one serious sutra".

A lifetime ●→→ a lifetime.

One shot●→→one time. As the saying goes: The boring gong in the ruined temple - Yijitou

Yixucu●→→ is also called "一沰沰". A little bit.

The result of a game is ●→→no result.

One is arranged side by side●→→ in parallel.

One type is the same●→→ also means "one color is the same", "one is similar and one is off style". Exactly the same.

Level 1●→→Top, the best.

Ask three questions and don’t know ●→→I don’t understand anything.

Ask no questions at all●→→Don’t care about anything.

One cold and one hot●→→ refers to the environment suddenly becoming cold or hot.

One blows and one sings●→→The two of them talk big in unison.

A pile of bricks●→→a layer of bricks.咒, Guangyun ground is followed by 咒.

One shell●→→ one circle, one layer. In Wuxi dialect, there are "big one shell" and "small one shell".

One cent ●→→ "fen" refers specifically to money, and one cent refers to 10 yuan.

Don’t have two kinds of people in the same bed●→→ refers to a family with similar behaviors and thoughts.

A person has lived his life in vain.

Yizhe●→→The 12-year age difference is called "Yizhe". A paragraph in a drama is called a fold, and the 12th year of the zodiac is a paragraph, so it can also be called this.

One grab●→→ for a while. "I'm very busy if I grab it."

Tit for Tat●→→

One hour and three quarters●→→A very short time, immediately.

One moment head ●→→ also known as "one moment head inside".

Refers to a short period of time, all at once.

●→→ on the same road refers to people who share the same path, and often has a derogatory connotation.

●→→ on a vine means that they restrain each other and no one can escape.

一来兴●→→ all at once, also refers to one-time use.

As soon as it comes, it is ●→→ at every turn...

One flower ●→→ In the old days, counting money to five pennies was called one flower. After that, he will stretch out five fingers (counting), which is also called "one flower".

One in, one out●→→Many means that when settling accounts, the input items are regarded as the output items, or the output items are regarded as the input items, so that the figures differ by 2 times.

A series of links ●→→ a series. For example: "A series of related events" refers to "a series of related events".

Some ●→→Similarly, there is a star, a 厾厹, a mimi, a squint, a drop, a meter, a, a breath, a glance, etc., pointing a little bit .

One-sided dumping→→ refers to selling all the remaining items to one customer when shopping. To fall on one's side: to fall over.

Don’t be sleepy for one night, don’t wake up for ten nights●→→ means that a bad rest will affect your work and life in the following days.

A night and a day●→→a night.

One shot and one stitch●→→completely in tune, completely consistent.

One pull straight●→→ also means "straight pull straight", straight, straight. Point to a straight road.

Be strict and careful●→→Follow the rules and follow the steps. People with multiple fingers tend to be more rigid in doing things.

One shot ●→→One time, just once.

A stack●→→A stack. Such as "a wad of banknotes". The Guangyun is just in tune, and the Wuxi sound is like "taking away".

One drop●→→ one drop. A drop of rain, a drop of oil. The rhyme of "氰集" should be different, dripping.

A drop of water dropped into the oil bottle ●→→ By chance, or it may be interpreted as unfortunate. It smells like schadenfreude.

One turn●→→one circle

One crowd ●→→together. "Don't let others bully you, and the door will collapse."

One guest cannot bother two hosts●→→Ask the same person for help again, and don’t plan to find anyone else.

One is one, two is two●→Seeking truth from facts.

One pull●→→together, all. Such as "One lead comes and one washes out".

A blink of an eye●→→ is also called "a blink of an eye" or "a blink of an eye", describing a very short time. As the saying goes: It takes only a blink of an eye.

Strive to the end●→→Do things until the end, or it means to do it in one go, or it means to manage things from beginning to end.

Yiducha●→→A mess, often refers to chaos caused by incompetence. There is also "一DU礤", which describes food that is rotten into a ball.

A patch of medicine ●→→ is a metaphor for the power of making people take it quickly. "Tuo saw that I was a stick of medicine, so he didn't even dare to fart."

A face full of ●→→. "Don't look happy if you look like one."

Yishun●→→ means they are all heading in the same direction.

One family's family ●→→ is also said to be "one family's door", referring to the whole family.

The head of a family●→→ is also said to be "a family", referring to one person.

One punch comes, one kick goes ●→→ It is a metaphor for reciprocity, with a slightly derogatory connotation.

One piece of garlic and two onions, if someone farts, their legs will be broken and their anus will be rotten. ●→→Children’s songs. Make fun of people who fart.

A table of drinks●→→A table of banquet. Sometimes it also refers to a feast.

One level●→→one level.

One group should be ●→→ also known as "one group", the whole batch, all, together.踸: Higashimoto cut. The pronunciation of Wuxi is the same as "wai".

Once you stop, don’t stop. ●→→ It is also called “One break, don’t stop”, which means never stopping or taking a break.

一埭●→→一行 also refers to a round trip.

一卭路●→→一行路.

Yidailu Road ●→→ refers to the surrounding conditions along the road.

A pile●→→ means together, in one place. "Two people have been in love for a few days, and they are already very sleepy."

一庹●→→ "Two wrists lead to a long relationship, which is called a Tuo". It refers to the distance between two arms stretched out flat, which is about the length of a person. In the old days, it meant 5 feet. Some cloth shops sell cloth in units.

Push your head away●→→When you are in trouble, be wise and protect yourself and push everything away.

一毬花●→→毬: generally refers to spherical objects. Refers to flowers tied into a ball shape.

Yitao●→→ is also called "一蜜". Together, together, together. "Itao goes to school."

Early in the morning●→→when it’s just dawn.

One vote●→→a lot of money. "Earn a vote."

One kick●→→ is also called "one kick". Always. "I have the physique to do bad things with just one kick."

One kick means death, which has a slightly derogatory meaning.

One foot has a back-and-forth pattern●→→ means that both parties are always moving and are in contact.

The one-off style is the same →→ exactly the same.

一四●→→The original meaning refers specifically to a clod of soil, but now it also refers to a small piece (viscous stuff), such as "a pile of mud". The pronunciation of Wuxi is the same as "bie".

Yida●→→ is also called "一第". This character has the rhyme of Tu Da Ji: De Yuqie, the place of the place. Refers to a place.

To play and sing together, to play and sing, is also abbreviated as "to play and sing". It means cooperating with each other and taking care of each other.

Gather together. "A few classmates live together in a group."

Born once, ripe twice ●→→ Same as "raw once, ripe twice".

It takes a lot of effort and effort to do it twice → → A task that could have been completed in one time has to be reprocessed or done again.

First-class one●→→ is slightly higher than "first-class". Refers to the best and most powerful.

Yitaguazi●→→ is also called "yitanguazi", "yitanguazi", etc. All, total***.

A complete mess●→→ describes an extremely chaotic situation.

yixiede●→→ "yixie" means "for a while", "yixiede" means "for a while", the time is slightly longer. "You need to take a break to go to the toilet."

Take a break●→→for a while. The time is relatively short.

As soon as you touch it...●→→ you will easily...

A nest●→→ a nest.

A puff of fire, smoke, gas, etc. When it comes to fire, it is often called "熢", and when it comes to dust, it is often called "塳".

Yipengfeng●→→ Like the wind, describing the speed of the wind.

All the way ●→→ belongs to a gang. "These people are of the same character."

Yiyi●→→sleep.

One day when I feel sleepy, I will turn around. ●→→Also known as "One day when I feel sleepy, I will turn around." Refers to waking up after falling asleep.

One building●→ one (building), "building" is pronounced "bump" in Wuxi. .

One crop●→→refers to one season of crops. Also generally refers to a season. "My clothes are too small, I think I just have to wear them."

One chopper chops them all →→ neatly.

7788●→700% to 80% done, almost.

Chinese Valentine's Day●→→The seventh day of the seventh lunar month. According to legend, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet each other on this night.

The seven do not lead the old and the third leads ●→→ Also known as "the seven do not lead the old" and "the seven do not lead tightly". It means speaking inappropriately.

Seven don’t match eight ●→→The words are incoherent, the preface does not match the follower.

Seven hands and eight legs●→→Seven hands and eight legs.

Half of July●→→Hungry Ghost Festival.

Seven lectures and eight lectures●→→talking nonsense everywhere.

Qi Zhi Ba Da ●→→ is also called "Qi Zhi Ba Da", which refers to nonsense and nonsense.

Seven mouths and eight tongues●→→ is also called "seven mouths and eight tongues". It means people talk too much.

Qi Gen Ba Tiao●→→ describes the meaning of raising one’s nose horizontally and raising one’s eyes vertically.

Seven-step snake●→→Red snake, its color is red, as long as a snake, its poison is very strong, if you are poisoned, you will not be able to walk more than seven steps, you will be poisoned and die, so it is also called It is the "seven-step snake".

Qili●→→ Folk custom is that newly deceased people perform rituals every seven days, with seven "qi"s. It means it is still within "seven".

Tangled for seven miles to eight miles, shoes stuck in socks →→ refers to being confused and confused.

Seven bridges and eight cracks●→→ also known as "seven bridges and eight cracks". It describes the inequality between people, and also refers to people who are not united and difficult to get along with.

Piecing it all together●→→Finally put it together.

Seven pulls and eight pulls●→→This is also related, that is also related.

Seven elements and eight elements ●→→ dizzy, or refers to a mess.

Seven highs and eight lows●→→ describes the unevenness of the situation.

Chat up or tease each other randomly.

Seven entanglements and eight entanglements●→→ entangled endlessly. Wuxi Renduo explains it as "doing something over and over again."

In disarray●→→It is a metaphor for being messy or scattered.

Something horizontal and eightyright→→A messy mess.

August half●→→Mid-Autumn Festival.

Eight Immortals Table●→→ is also called "Eight Immortals Table". Larger wooden square table. Two people can sit together on each side.

The Eight Characters ●→→ Astrologers use the year, month, day, and hour of a person's birth, each with the heavenly stems and earthly branches, and each item has two characters, collectively called the "Eight Characters", based on which they can predict a person's destiny. .

Nothing has been done about the eight characters ●→→ There has been no action on what was said.

The eight-character old Hu Su●→→ has a beard that looks like the character "eight".

Eight-shaped feet ●→→ Walking with two feet like an "eight", they are divided into "inner eight-character" and "outer eight-character".

Star anise●→→Botanical name, also called "star anise", can be used as a spice and condiment.

The octagonal hat●→→A hat often worn by the People's Revolutionary Army during the Red Army period, the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War. The hat tile is high in front and low in back, in an octagonal shape, with a brim.

Eight-treasure rice●→→A steamed sweet made from glutinous rice with bean paste, lard, sugar, longan, red dates, lotus seeds and other auxiliary ingredients. When it is boiled thin, it is called eight-treasure porridge.

Eight-carriage sedan chair is an old-time means of transportation. It is square, made of bamboo or wood, with a curtain on the outside and poles on both sides, and is carried by people. It is walked or carried by mules and horses and requires eight people to carry it.

Bazhen Cake●→→A Jiangnan specialty cake based on grain, grains and oil. The raw materials are supplemented with curative foods and traditional Chinese medicines. It has the functions of promoting appetite and preventing diseases and health care.

Jiuli●→→ is also called "Myna". "Nine miles". The number "nine" starts from the winter solstice in the lunar calendar. There are nine "nine"s in total, which is the coldest period of the year.

Jiujiantou●→→The place name of Wuxi also generally refers to Nine houses connected together.

Jiusi incense●→→Incense burned on the 30th night of the seventh lunar month in memory of Zhang Shicheng (Jiu Si). >

Nine females and ten males●→→ refers to the fact that the female crabs in September and the male crabs in October taste the best.

Eighteen painters also painted non-images●→→ metaphor. Facial expressions are difficult to describe and are often used in negative descriptions.

Eighteen Changes●→→More than a dozen ●→More than a dozen

Thirteen hexagons●→→Because there are thirteen hexagons on the turtle's back, it also refers to the turtle.

Thirteen o'clock●→→ refers to a person who is ignorant and foolish. ”.

The joints of the ten hands have different lengths●→→It is a metaphor that things are always different and will not be exactly the same.

A dozen●→→More than a dozen.

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Ten Degu, recite Sigu●→→Mutter and nag repeatedly.

Ten Pigeon Chaospan (sound)●→→ is also called "tongue cutting Chapanpan". Nagging and talking nonsense.

Shigeluoduo (sound)●→→ also called "Jieluoduo" generally describes messy and fragmented things.

Shigeluoqiu (sound)●→→messy (things).

Previous●→→Do it, and teach others.

Previous post. Day●→The day before.

Last session●→→ also means "last session".

Previous session●→→last. Once. "埭" sounds da.

Up and down●→→left and right.

Taste well.

●→→Go to work

Go to the China Hotel ●→→ Wuxi people refer to going to the toilet. The China Hotel was originally a relatively high-end hotel in Wuxi.

Don’t go up, don’t go down. ●→→It is a metaphor for an embarrassing situation.

There are few ladders to heaven●→→Describes pride and complacency, aiming too high.

Take it seriously●→→Take it seriously. It is also interpreted as touching the heart.

Absent matters ●→→ Worry, worry.

Get started●→→Master the skills, such as "It's easy to get started." Also refers to the upper hand position.

Previous day●→→Previous day.

Suffering from internal heat ●→→ Traditional Chinese medicine calls symptoms such as dry stool, sores in the mouth and tongue, and inflammation of the eye membranes. Also means angry; angry.

The one who is in the limelight●→→The wind blows.

Previous generation●→→ is also called "previous generation", referring to the previous generation.

The first half of the month●→→refers to the days between the beginning and the half of the month.

First half of the day●→→morning.

In the first half of the night●→→ before dark to midnight.

Go up to the table ●→→ Also known as "get up to the table and get off the table". Speak and behave appropriately. On the contrary, it is "go up and don't fall off the table".

Launch ●→Start supplying the market.

Hanging with few ropes●→→ refers to being extremely sad and having had suicidal thoughts.

Go up a mountain●→→ means squat in jail.

Visit the grave●→→Sweep the grave.

Turn on the stove●→→ and hold the spoon.

Upper body●→→Upper body.

Shangzhi●→→In the old days, it meant handing over taxes to the court or using items to worship ancestors or gods. Today it mostly refers to giving gifts to superiors.

Accounting●→→Accounting.

Shang Zhou●→→ is also called "Shang Zhou Head" and "Shang Zhou Li", in the morning.

Shangjia●→→When playing cards, throwing dice, and drinking, call the person sitting on your left as your Shangjia. Also refers to the supplier in the sales field.

Shanghai Bundshang●→→ refers to the boundary of Shanghai.

Shangjin●→→very hard, hurry up.

To build a house, place the beams on the ridge, mostly refers to the ceremony performed at this time.

Being fooled●→→Being fooled.

Teach others a lesson and make things difficult for them.

The above photo●→→means that the photo taken looks better than the person I took.

Get on the road ●→→ act and speak reasonably.

Next day●→→Next day.

Next time●→→Next time.

Next trip●→→Next trip.

Don’t fall off the platform●→→Can’t get off the platform (hands, heart)

Don’t fall off the platform●→→Can’t get off the platform

chin head (sound)● →→Chin.

The chin head is supported firmly ●→→ "chin" is also used as "downside". It is a metaphor that you need to think carefully when speaking and not talk nonsense.

Downward direction ●→→The direction the wind blows.

The second half of the day●→→the second half of the day.

The second half of the night●→→the period after midnight.

Lower body●→→Lower body.

To serve rice●→→ means "to eat rice". Refers to the convenience of eating.

Down the bottom ●→→ below.

XiaZi●→→ is also called "XiaZitou" and "XiaZiLi". afternoon.

Sowing ●→→Sowing.

The person who is subordinate to me when playing cards, throwing dice, or drinking. Also refers to the purchaser in the sales field.

Get rid of the remaining residue or precipitated matter.

Big family●→→Rich family, big family.

大●→→ refers to poorly written characters.

Big New Year’s Eve●→→ is also called “Big New Year’s Eve”. Generally refers to the eldest daughter at the end of the year

The eldest daughter of a wealthy family, nowadays it mostly refers to the unmarried yellow flower girl.

Don’t go out the front door, don’t step out the second door●→→Describes a person who only stays at home and doesn’t like to go out.

A big deal●→→A great thing.

Big book●→→Suzhou Commentary.

Eldest Young Master●→→The eldest son also refers to the son of a wealthy family.

Long-spending●→→ refers to spending too much money and being wasteful.

Big fingers●→→Same as "big hands and feet". It's a waste of money.

Children born in the first half of the lunar calendar.

Most of the day●→→Also called "most of the day". Half a day passed.

Dasiwu●→→ is the "master". Often refers specifically to chefs.

Big head●→→The head grows big. Also refers to the large proportion.

Big Toutou●→→Big leader.

Big-headed dream●→→Unrealistic fantasy.

Dafuli●→→Dafuli in summer

Daxing●→→ is not worthy of its name and is shoddy.

Daxing goods●→→Fake and shoddy goods. Daxing is a street in the southern urban area of ??Shanghai. Most of the shops sell second-hand goods, so "Daxing goods" is used to describe goods with poor quality.

The day after tomorrow●→→The day after tomorrow. If today is the 3rd, the day after tomorrow will be the 6th.

The year after tomorrow●→→One year after the year after tomorrow.

Great Unity●→→The ten yuan note with the highest denomination in the third set of RMB shows the great unity of workers, peasants and soldiers. So it means ten yuan.

大好八成 account●→→means it will not be good.

大好老●→→ Also known as "大好老", big shot, great person.

New Year●→→The annual calendar has the year of New Year’s Eve. It also refers to the year of good harvest.

New Year’s Day●→→New Year’s Day.

New Year’s Eve●→→New Year’s Eve.

Big drama●→→Beijing Opera.

Big red●→→Very bright red.

About Mozi●→→About

Dabaixiang in the big exam, Xiaobaixiang in the small exam●→→ refers to students who do not like to review before the exam and are playful.

Big tongue●→→ refers to people who cannot speak clearly.

Tycoon●→→A powerful or extremely wealthy person in the old days.

Cold weather●→→Cold season

Large egg balls●→→Swollen scrotum. Refers to a male vagina with a hernia.

Big quarrels, small quarrels every day●→→ describe quarrels every day.

A big guy●→→a fat person. Size, shape. Also known as "Big Head".

Big guy, practicing fists, doing somersaults and doing somersaults...●→→Old children's songs

A big man's house●→→ is still a man.

Big belly●→→ refers to pregnancy, and also refers to pregnant women.

Aunt ●→→The argot refers to menstruation.

Da'afu●→→ generally refers to Wuxi clay figurines, and also refers to fat people.

Da Maitou●→→ Abbreviation of "Da Mai Tou". Originally it refers to a person who does not understand ordinary farming, but later it refers to a person who is not good at business and has no ability. Such as "Big Fat Doctor".

Big Brother ●→→Wuxi people usually refer to children who speak like adults.

Large truck ●→→ A relatively large truck.

Macrobrachium ●→→ is a green shrimp, a kind of shrimp, about 2 inches long. People in Wuxi mostly refer to larger shrimps.

Wide turn●→→Turn left at the intersection where you are driving on the right.

Hairy crabs●→→river crabs.

Da Mae Day ●→→ is also called "Da Mae Day". The day before the day before yesterday.

Dayangqiao●→→Place name of Wuxi, today's Gongyun Bridge. In the old days, the cement bridge was called "foreign bridge".

Da Hu Yang●→→ "Hu Yang" is homophonic to "Hu-like", which is irregular and not decent.

Flatbread●→→A kind of food, grilled over fire.

Big cake and fried dough sticks shop●→→refers to a breakfast shop specializing in big cake and fried dough sticks.

Big cake face●→→refers to a round and big face, shaped like a big cake, hence the name.

Da Niangzi●→→Wuxi mostly refers to a young woman who has been married and has given birth to children.

Everyone has a taller home.

Big chestnut ●→→ chestnut.

Oguri potato ●→→A potato that tastes like chestnuts.

Under the Bridge●→→The place name of Wuxi, near the North Gate Lianrong Bridge, was prosperous in the old days.

Dafu Bayberry ●→→Wuxi’s famous fruit is produced in Dafu Township.

Hot days●→→Hot seasons

Approximately●→→Approximately.

Large pomp ●→→ is also called "big display", which refers to the mobilization of troops and large crowds.

Large push plate●→→There is a big difference.

It’s early in the morning●→→early in the morning.

Large wontons●→→Ravioli with large shape and lots of fillings.

Big yellow croaker●→→refers to the old scale of 10 taels of gold bars.

If a big bullies a small child, he will be punished in the future.●→→Adults who bully children will get retribution.

High-street goods●→→ordinary, ordinary goods.

Big laziness is different from small laziness, and small laziness is different from the threshold ●→→ means that everyone is lazy and does not work personally.

Cabinet●→→A type of furniture.

Big wok●→→ refers to the large iron pot used on old-style stoves.

Little Jiujiu●→→Little Abacus.

Little family ●→→A family with no money and power, a small family.

Pediatrics●→→A relatively low-level, insignificant matter.

Xiao Balazi●→→ Also known as "Xiao Balazi", refers to a person with a relatively low status and insignificance. Derived from "small target (ba)zi", that is, the target to be hit. "Bala" is the "target" reverse cut.

小三子●→→refers to the third eldest boy, and also refers to a person without status.

Xiao Xiaoli●→→Xiao Xiaoli.

Odd workers●→→Do odd jobs for people.

Small book●→→Suzhou Pingtan. Also refers to villain books and comic books.

Xiao Ji Ling Ling●→→ Also known as "Xiao Ji Ling Ling" and "Xiao Chi Lingling", mostly describing a person who is small and exquisite. The sound of "尐" is.

Xiao Kai●→→The son of the big boss in the old days.

Children born in Xiaoyue ●→→ in the second half of the lunar calendar.

Little carpenter●→→People in Wuxi call them "carpenters" and most of them call them "little carpenters".

Little girl●→→ refers to a little girl, with a slight contempt.

Minor ailments●→→Minor ailments.

Stingy●→→ is also called "small instrument". Not generous.

Xiao Lehui●→→ is also called "Xiao Lewei", which means that a few people have a snack and enjoy it.

Small half day●→→ less than half a day.

Little boss●→→Little boss.

Pretty face●→→A handsome young boy. It often has the meaning of loving to dress up and being romantic.

Miscarriage●→→ During the 12th to 28th week of gestation, when the fetus is formed and the fetus dies naturally, it is called "miscarriage".

Young man●→→refers to a young man or an unmarried man.

Little New Year ●→→ refers to the year that does not have New Year’s Eve in the lunar calendar. Also refers to a year with poor harvests.

Little New Year’s Eve●→→The 29th day of the twelfth lunar month.

Little Uncle●→→A hateful term for boys who are poorly behaved and difficult to control.

Little old and young●→→children.

Little old egg●→→ refers to those little boys who are more experienced in doing things and speaking.

Ulguengue ●→→ A small fleshy lump that slightly protrudes backward in the middle of the soft palate, that is, a hanging protrusion.

Little Indian Spring ●→→ refers to the tenth month of the lunar calendar.

Little uncle●→→Wuxi dialect, especially refers to the father’s sister.

Little sisters●→→generally referred to as female friends.

Xiao Nong Nong●→→ means Xiao Lai Lai, a small fight on a small scale.

Little tricks●→→kids. People in Wuxi often adopt the northern Jiangsu accent when speaking this word.

Little Lai Lai●→→Small fights. Mostly refers to gambling with relatively small stakes.

Little belly●→→refers to the belly below the navel.

Intestinal gas●→→refers to hernia.

Little Chilao●→→A name for a little boy, mostly used for swearing.

Little Chenguang●→→when he was a child.

Little aunt●→→wife’s sister.

Uncle ●→→My wife’s brother.

Chickens call the weasels ●→→refers to the sheep falling into the tiger's mouth.

Little penis●→→ refers to the egg of a little boy.

If you touch a chicken, it will not grow in three years●→→Describes a person who is short and has no talent.

Brother-in-law●→→Husband’s younger brother.

小鬼头●→→A name for children, mostly used as a curse word. "Ghost" music.

小元子●→→A kind of food, small glutinous rice balls.

Xiaojiaziqi●→→ stingy, stingy.

Xiaolong steamed buns●→→ also referred to as "Xiaolong". Wuxi famous snacks. Small steamed buns (mostly stuffed with meat) steamed in a small steamer.

Side dishes●→→refers to dishes that are usually eaten during meals.

Small market ●→→ vegetable market.

Small copper coins●→→small money, sporadic expenses.

Small wontons●→→Compared with large wontons, they have thin skin and less filling. Smaller wontons are generally delicious.

Little yellow croaker●→→One or two gold bars per old scale.

小樕 eggs●→→Also known as "small transparent eggs", "small shaking eggs", and "small 敕 eggs". Called those young men who are frivolous and have no ability in their speech and behavior.

Little coffin●→→A name given to a little boy, mostly used for swearing.

Little slipper ●→→refers to a slick and dishonest young man.

Little Syzygium ●→→Little Walnut.

The number of small roads ●→→ refers to doing things irregularly and going astray.

小祓三●→→The name given to little boys, mostly used when swearing. Originally refers to teenagers who live on the streets begging for a living.

Little pigtails●→→multiple fingers are used to get caught.

小蛛蜞●→→argot, referring to a girl’s vagina.

Freeloading●→→Eat without paying.

Fruit●→→ Surrender, admit defeat; fail.

Eat tea●→→drink tea.

Eat me●→→Bully me.

Jealous●→→ is a metaphor for jealousy.

Eat to the point of confusion ●→→Drunk to the point of confusion.

If you can eat well, you can get it. →→If you can eat it, you can lose it. Describes good appetite and good health. It is also said that "you can eat well and sleep well".

Eat one meal at a time and then another meal at a time ●→→Describes a very poor family.

You can eat it in your mouth and see it in the bowl.

Eating tofu●→→refers to teasing women.

Eating tofu rice●→→ It is a custom in Wudi to prepare tofu for funeral feasts, so eating at the funeral home is called "eating tofu rice".

Eating alone means monopolizing benefits.

Eating blunt ●→→ Being ridiculed and ridiculed. Many people in Wuxi pointed out that the training was unfavorable, or that a certain joint was interfered by other factors and failed to achieve success.

Get a slap in the face●→→Get a slap in the face.

Eating time ●→→When eating lunch; meal time.

Eating and making a living ●→→A tool for making a living; jokingly calling the head.

Eating table●→→Eating table.

Don’t know when you are hungry or full when eating ●→→ It usually refers to a child who cannot take care of himself.

Eating chalk dust●→→refers to teachers.

Fruited and in trouble.

Go to court ●→→go to jail.

Have eaten●→→finished the meal.

Eating peanuts●→→getting shot, often refers to death row criminals being shot.

Eating bad food●→→Eating unclean food or overeating can lead to digestive system diseases.

I feel dizzy after eating●→→I feel dizzy.

Cheating in the stalls●→→ is also called "eating in the stalls". To be displeased on both sides means to be wronged.

Eating from home, doing wild shit●→→Crawling in and out, doing things for outsiders.

Eat home food●→→get beaten.

Eat the price●→→Have the talent; be excellent.

Eat in●→Buy; reluctant to accept, consider yourself unlucky.

Surprised, frightened●→→frightened.

A person who makes a living ●→→ refers to a person who is engaged in teaching, lawyer, etc. and makes a living by eloquence.

Eaters●→→Customers of restaurants; people who are good at eating. Such as "old diners".

Eating empty glutinous rice balls●→→ is a metaphor for empty joy.

Eat spicy flower sauce●→→ suffer.

Go to jail●→→Stare, entangle.

Eat chestnuts●→→get rid of chestnuts. Bend your index and middle fingers to hit the top of the person's head.

The ink-eating person ●→→ refers to a literate person.

Eating grandma●→→"Grandma" Wuxi sounds mama. Baby drinks milk.

Eat the power of grandma●→→"Grandma" Wuxi sounds mama. Describe the greatest strength a person can have.

Eat life●→→get beaten.

Eating raw rice●→→ describes speaking in an angry and unreasonable manner.

Eating shit and having a picky head●→→ is just bad luck. Good luck.

Eating shit●→→ is a metaphor for being ignorant and confused.

Eat craftsman food●→→ Make a living by craftsmanship.

Eating snails●→→ is also called "eating snails". A metaphor for speaking incoherently with pauses in between.

Eat the dead without spitting out the bones●→→It is a metaphor for extreme greed and viciousness.

Eat the head●→→delicious; snack.

To understand thoroughly●→→ means to understand thoroughly.

It’s hard to eat ●→→ It doesn’t work; it’s not popular.

Chi Fu Lai●→→I don’t like to eat; I’m not used to it.

I can’t eat it. ●→→ I can’t eat it.

I can’t eat it. ●→→ I can’t bear it.

Eating is not accurate●→→Can’t grasp it.

Be afraid of the yellow wolf coming to eat the chicken ●→→ describes being afraid of bullying.

Eat-minded●→→Wuxi people are described as very greedy.

Eat hardships and endure hardships●→→suffer all kinds of hardships.

Eating duck eggs●→→ is the same as "eating glutinous rice balls". A score of zero also means that no achievement has been achieved.

Taking medicine●→→ is a metaphor for being fooled.

Eating wild food●→→Looking for an affair.

Eat midnight snacks●→→Eat midnight snacks at night.

Eat dinner●→→Eat dinner.