disturb; annoy; bother

stir; mix; blend

stir up unnecessary issues (Cantonese)

to make trouble; to disturb

to mess around

to crack a joke; to provoke laughter [Var.] 搞笑

humorous or hilarious; to provoke laughter

to stir up things (usually trouble)

to have sex

adj; sex; When we say someone "幾攪嘢", it means funny, Interesting

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totally disordered, in a mess

mess or screw up something which causes bigger chaos or confusions

to visit prostitutes; to get into trouble

describes a person's act of intentionally stirring up trouble between people by doing things such as spreading rumors; meddling around; fooling around

agitator (machine)

打搞

to disturb; to annoy; to trouble

a cement truck; a cement mixing truck

to settle everything; to fix a situation [Var.] 搞掂

done; fixed (spoken)

beater; blender; mixer; pulsator; shaker; stirrer

a blender

to mix; to stir

to make a mess of; make a mistake [Var.] 搞錯

made a mistake; got it wrong

cannot handle: things are not working out; having trouble taking care of the problem [Var.] 搞唔掂 [華]: 弄不好

cannot be done

are you kidding me? how could this be? what's wrong with you? [Var.] 有冇搞錯

'How could this be?'; 'Are you kidding?'

to mix well; to mix evenly

to mix evenly; to mix well

to spoil; to destroy [colloquial]

confuse; mess up; throw into disorder

to mix; to blend

to make trouble

to stir up trouble

inflict/impose one's company on sb

disturb; bother; trouble

bother

do something to no avail; do something for nothing

to do something to no avail

the motion of stiring and mixing

after doing it or working at it for awhile. (mostly followed by something unplanned or out of expectation)[Syn.]搞搞吓;

"thanks for your hospitality"

the saying - 'thanks for your hospitality'

to stir; to mix; to agitate | [粵]: 撈 (lou1), 撈勻

(verb) To mix