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b

bi1 (noun) ‡ vagina note Cunt. Very commonly used yet very offensive.

c

cao4 (verb) ‡ have intercourse with note Equivalent of the English word Fuck:'Cao4 Ni3 Ma!' (Fuck your mother). It can also take an organ as the object:'Cao4 Ni2 Ma Bi1!' (See Bi1.) This word only describes the action of a male. Its subject is usually `I' and omitted. This is still the most offensive word in Chinese. It is, however, less offensive if used without an object.
chou1 ni3 ma1 de bi1 ‡ Suck your mother's cunt note Common in Taiwan, of unknown frequency in China. Not recommended if unarmed.

d

diao3 † penis note Dick. Could be used to prefix another nuon to form a compound noun:'Diao3 Ren2'=asshole.

g

gan4 fuck note indicating a sexual intercourse
gun3 dan4 ‡ to leave here quickly (saying by someone who is tired of another) note verb

h

huai4 dan4 [noun] † villain, wastrel, possible criminal. note literally: bad egg.
hun2 dan4 [noun] † bastard, child of uncertain ancestry note literally: mixed egg

j

ji1 ba (noun) ‡ penis note Cock. The most common term for penis. Often used as a pure expletive in sentence:'Che3 ji1 ba dan4'='Bullshit'.
ji1ji1 ☺ penis note Pee-pee or wee-wee.

n

nu nu (3) Tits note Pronounced "New New" A very cute way of saying breasts.

w

wan2ba1 dan4 ‡ "turtle-egg" something like a cuckhold. BAD.
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