揸 (zaa1) — (Cantonese) to hold in Cantonese

to have a handle against; a mistake or shortcoming that can be exploited by sb. [Syn][粵]揸雞腳 [國]抓辮子；抓把柄

so so; not too good; just passable; lame

to drive a car (Standard Chinese: 開車)

grasp; manage, govern; handshake (old usage)

of a beggar to beg with his little bag in hand

to one who gives orders; the one who calls the shots; the boss

to have a handle against; a mistake or shortcoming that can be exploited by sb. [Syn][粵]揸痛腳 [國]抓辮子；抓把柄

(to hold a tea pot) work as a waiter

leader; person-in-charge

doing something the exact way as it should be (impartially / fairly), i.e. 'by the book'

literally meaning to hold a 'metal pen' (usually refers to a crow bar), describes someone who use manual tools (often metallic) to make a living, compared to those who uses a pen to make a living (office based work)

take firm hold of, grasp (普: 緊握)