full to capacity; a full house

disclose; expose; reveal

explode; burst; blow out

occur unexpectedly; break out

burgle; burglarize

quick-fry; quick-boil

(verb) 1. rob; 2. disclose; 3. get full (of house) or get over (limited capacity)

full; crowded to the utmost capacity; (mahjong) an alternate name for full house [cf. 滿和]

(adjective) 1. full house; (terminology of playing mahjong) "爆棚" or "Full House" is the highest score hand in mahjong game

unbelievably beautiful, sometimes used sarcastically to say sb is ugly; (lit., "made up face smashes the mirror"), smasher

very beautiful; normally used to tease (could be a sincere praise or a sarcastic teasing) a person who is always looking into the mirror – by telling him/her that the mirror is going to break or crack due to their good looks

angry; enraged(ly)

(adjective) angry; furious; enraged; incensed

full-house

break a bottle over someone's head

smashing bottles

very great, very high (lit., "explode a lamp")

exceeding the limit; over the top (spoken)

air nuclear explosion; nuclear airburst

to have an urgent need to use the toilet such that one feels ready to burst

lit. feel like bursting when one is extremly urging for use of toilet, meaning one is extremely urging to get something sorted or resolved

flat tire; burst tire; blowout

to break out; to erupt; to explode; to burst out

the big bang (in cosmology)

full of confidence

extremely confident

unexploded bombs

max out one's credit card; swipe to one's credit limit on a credit card

to personally disclose sth.

fiery; irritable; flourishing

to betray a secret

to bust (spoken)

bleed; a bleeding head; a full bladder

debunk; act as whistle-blower

fulminant

a sonic boom

to rise to stardome overnight; to suddenly become famous

burst (plumbing problem)

surface nuclear explosion