嗌

aai3

to shout; to call; to order (food, Cantonese)

大嗌

daai6 aai3

to shout at the top of one's lungs; to yell loudly [colloquial]

嗌街

aai3 gaai1

shouts abuse in the street

嗌嘢食

aai3 je5 sik6

to order food (eat out)

嗌街婆

aai3 gaai1 po2

scolds in public; a crazy, ridiculous, aggressive, assertive woman | a woman who

嗌生晒

aai3 saang1 saai3

be noisy, shouting annoyingly

嗌數

aai3 sou3

to number off loudly; to report numbers loudly, such as auctioneers reading out

嗌霎

aai3 saap3

quarrel; argument (spoken)

嗌街婆

aai3 gaai1 po4*2

a woman (潑婦) who shouts abuse in public

嗌外賣

aai3 ngoi6 maai6

to order a takeway [colloquial]

嗌交

aai3 gaau1

(verb) to argue; to quarrel

嗌到拆天

aai3 dou3 caak3 tin1

shout in a loud voice; scream loudly; argue vehemently; quarrel intensely

嗌生嗌死

aai3 saang1 aai3 sei2

shouts to live, shouts to die; which means crying and wailing madly

相嗌唔好口

soeng1 aai3 m4 hou2 hau2

for the sake of peace, bury the hatchet [colloquial]

嗌通街

aai3 tung1 gaai1

argue with people in the public | a person who likes to shout and scream

散嗌

saan2 ai3

to order separately (eg at a restaurant)

一起嗌

jat1 hei2 aai3

[1] "let's shout together" (as a command to chant) [2] the name of an Andy Lau (

散嗌

saan2 aai3

to order individually | separately [colloquial]

撩交嗌

liu4 gaau1 aai3

to provoke an argument with someone [colloquial]

嗌乜春呀

aai3 mat1 ceon1 aa3

shouting? [colloquial] | what's with the yelling