意味着

ji3 mei6 zoek6

to signify; to mean; to imply

冇味道

mou5 mei6 dou6

tasteless

尋味

cam4 mei6

to think sth over

返尋味

faan1 cam4 mei6

(originally of food) to return in search of the taste or fragrance which was a g

燒味

siu1 mei2

siu mei; roasted meats (Cantonese)

酸味

syun1 mei6

sour; tart flavor; acidity:

出味

ceot1 mei6

boil or cook longer in order to bring out more flavour in a dish

廿四味

jaa6 sei3 mei6*2

twenty-four herbal tea

乏味

fat6 mei6

uninteresting; boring; dull; insipid, drab, tasteless | [粵]: 寡

屌你鹵味

diu2 nei5 lou5 mei2

euphemism for 'fuck your mother', foul language insulting one's mother when curs

細味

sai3 mei6

1. to ponder carefully 2. to savor

你鹵味

nei5 lou5 mei6*2

your mother [var.] 你滷味 [Syn.] 你老母

鹹味

haam4 mei6

salty taste;saline taste

獨沽一味

duk6 gu1 jat1 mei2

monotonous, something that is always the same everytime

海味

hoi2 mei2

(n.) dried seafood.

火藥味

fo2 joek6 mei6

the smell of gunpowder; a sense of tension during a heated argument

滋味

zi1 mei6

(adjective) (of food) 1. tasty; (of feeling) taste

三味

saam1 mei2

three types of sexual services, fellatio, anilingus and sexual intercourse [coll

別有風味

bit6 jau5 fung1 mei6

have a distinctive flavour

燒味拼盤

siu1 mei6*2 ping3 pun4*2

[n] barbecued meat platter