handle; hold; grip

used before a direct object and a verb often carrying the sense of disposal | [粵] 將

chain; lock; hold in place

odd, or so; more or less

for sth abstract, e.g. age, effort, efficiency

handful of (tears, sweat, earth, fire)

bundle; bunch

for sth in a bunch with a handle, e.g. straw, flowers, key, knife, scissors, umbrella

sworn brotherhood

guard; watch; keep under surveillance

grasp; seize; manipulate

also (used before a direct object, followed by a transitive verb)

a beeper (as a loanword); a pager

broom. [國]: 掃帚

interjection along the lines of "shut your stinky mouth" (used by older females, same as 啋過你)

handle; grip; knob

handle

to talk too much, to keep chattering away (lit., "a person's body has died but the mouth is still alive and talking")

describes a person who is very argumentative, not admitting defeat despite not having anything solid to back it up; to describe someone who is good for nothing but only knows how to talk

to guard a pass; to check on

to guard or secure

to lend a helping hand

boasting, boastful talk

only talking and taking no practical actions

to not guard one's mouth; to have not verbal taboo

speaking without restraining oneself

a bumper

bumper (car)

to juggle (with); to play tricks

to play tricks

trustworthy; dependable

angry; angered, filled with hate

burning with anger

become sworn brothers

unable to grasp

torch (one using fire, not a flashlight)

cart-driver; carter

extremely angry

angry; furious (spoken)

to chase girls; to pick up girls

break out in a cold sweat (due to fear, tension or nervousness)

grasp the overall situation

faggot (as in firewood)