wheel; to wheel | [國] 輪

rumble of cart wheels

well-pulley; capstan

(noun) 1. wheel; (verb) to roll over (with wheels)

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

round, so round that the object can roll

people who spend money like water; a spendthrift

be so hungry that one's stomach begins to growl; of one's stomach to rumble with hunger

to burst out in laughter [colloquial]

thread reel

spool of thread

well pulley; windlass; potter's wheel

also 掂過碌蔗

stiff/wooden in speech; mumbling; stammering

[noun] to describe someone sluggish, or slow on thought and action

castor, caster; wheel

the wheel (of a vehicle)

a fire hose

hose

bowl; play bowling [also] 碌齡 or 打保齡球

paint roller

saying the wrong script while acting

busy over one's head, super busy (lit.: so busy that one's wheels fall off)

prawn with shell; weird (pun on 蝦碌); saying the wrong script while acting

clumsy (spoken)

rather dull, simple, stupid

[adjective] to describe someone sluggish, or slow on thought and action

one who stand motionless or straight

noun; big wood, Metaphor for a person who is stupid and dull

Chinese hookah, made of bamboo; big piece of bamboo

a fire hose

use credit card; to pay with a credit card

onomatopoeia for the sound of a car driving; the rumbling sound inside the tummy; to roll something a bit

taxi driver slang for a bus (lit., "big wheel")

something that is big and thick, and in a cylinder shape