馬騮架

maa5 lau4*1 gaa3*2

a jungle gym

甩繩馬騮

lat1 sing2 maa5 lau1

describes a person (usually a child) who has regained freedom after being restra

馬騮

maa5 lau4*1

monkey; ape | Mand.: 猴子

馬騮仔

maa5 lau4 zai2

monkey (spoken)

馬騮屎忽

maa5 lau1 si2 fat1

pink, especially when referring to someone's face [colloquial] | literally: a mo

馬騮衣

maa5 lau4 ji1

literally: 'a monkey suit', to describe clothes that are poorly fitted (usually

馬騮搣

maa5 lau4 mit1

monkey picked oolong tea, a type of tea leaf

馬騮衣

maa5 lau4*1 ji1

monkey suit (poorly fitting clothes)

馬騮梯

maa5 lau4*1 tai1

a monkey ladder; "monkey bars"

馬騮搣

maa5 lau4*1 mit1

monkey picked tea, a variety of Chinese tea — picked by monkeys (馬騮) | [�

馬騮藤

maa5 lau4*1 tang4

mountain orange (Melodinus suaveolens) | also 山橙

馬騮精

maa5 lau1 zing1

(n.) refers to the monkey character Sun Wukong (Monkey King) from Chinese the cl

馬騮屎窟

maa5 lau4*1 si2 fat1

bright red; crimson (this word literally means "monkey's asshole", and refers to

馬騮仔

maa5 lau4*1 zai2

a young monkey; a naughty child

馬騮乾

maa5 lau4 gon1

a skinny person

玩馬騮

waan2 maa5 lau4

to put on a monkey show; to make fun of; to tease

馬騮梯

maa5 lau4 tai1

a fixed flat ladder (construction site | lift pit)

馬騮三

maa5 lau4 saam1

a naughty kid; a mischievous child

馬騮精

maa5 lau4*1 zeng1

a (hyperactive) mischievous child