Cantonese words starting with S
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sik6 lik6
食力
To rely on or support oneself through one's own hard work and ability.
sik6 lin4 zi2 gang1
食蓮子羮食莲子羮
To be shot dead by a bullet.
sik6 lin4 zi2 gang1
食蓮子羹食莲子羹
To be killed by gunfire; to be fatally shot.
sik6 liu2
食料
Ingredients for cooking; foodstuffs.
sik6 liu4
食療食疗
Food therapy; dietary therapy in traditional Chinese medicine.
sik6 lo4 si1
食螺螄食螺蛳
To stumble over one's words or trip over one's tongue.
sik6 lo4 si1
食鏍絲食鏍丝
To stutter, stumble over one's words, or be tongue-tied.
sik6 loeng4
食糧食粮
Food, foodstuffs, or rations in general.
sik6 loeng6
食量
An individual's capacity for eating; appetite.
sik6 luk6
食祿食禄
To draw a government salary, or to receive an official's pay.
sik6 m4 saai3
食唔晒
Unable to finish eating something; cannot eat all of it.
sik6 m4 saai3
食唔曬食唔晒
Unable to finish eating something.
sik6 maai4
食埋
To finish eating what is left, or to eat something as well.
sik6 maan5 faan6
食晚飯食晚饭
To have dinner or supper.
sik6 maau1 min6
食貓面食猫面
To be scolded, rebuked, or told off.
sik6 maau1 min6
食貓麵食猫面
To be scolded, told off, or reprimanded, typically by a superior at work.
sik6 mat6
食物
Food; foodstuff; things that can be eaten.
sik6 mat6 fong4
食物房
Larder; a pantry or room used for storing food.
sik6 mat6 gam1 zi6 taap3
食物金字塔
A food pyramid; a diagram representing the optimal number of servings to be eaten each day from each of the basic food groups.
sik6 mat6 gwai6
食物櫃食物柜
Larder; food cupboard or pantry.
sik6 mat6 kap6 joek6 ban2 gun2 lei5 guk6
食物及藥品管理局食物及药品管理局
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
sik6 mat6 lin2
食物鏈食物链
Food chain; the feeding relationship between species.
sik6 mat6 zung3 duk6
食物中毒
Food poisoning; an acute illness caused by eating contaminated food.
sik6 mei5 wu4
食尾糊
To win the last game of a series in mahjong.
sik6 mou4 cing4 gai1
食無情雞食无情鸡
To be fired from a job; to receive a pink slip.
sik6 mung1 mung1
食monmon
Baby talk telling a baby to eat.
sik6 mung1 mung1
食mummum
Baby talk telling a baby to eat.
sik6 mung1 mung1
食檬檬
To eat; baby talk used to encourage an infant or toddler to have their meal.
sik6 ngaang6
食硬
To be absolutely sure of defeating or overcoming an opponent, or certain of winning.
sik6 ngai5 sau3
食蟻獸食蚁兽
Anteater; several different species of mammals that eat ants and termites.
sik6 ngau4 juk6 gon1
食牛肉乾食牛肉干
To be issued a parking ticket or fine.
sik6 ning4 mung1
食檸檬食柠檬
To be rejected, especially when asking someone out or confessing one's love.
sik6 nou5
食腦食脑
To earn a living by using one's brains, creativity, or resourcefulness.
sik6 pin1 mun4
食偏門食偏门
To make a living through unconventional, shady, or illegal means.
sik6 pot1
食port
To be the subject of a complaint, particularly in a workplace or customer service context.
sik6 pou2
食譜食谱
Recipe or cookbook; a record listing the ingredients and steps to make a dish.
sik6 saang1 coi3
食生菜
To do a simple, effortless task; as easy as pie.
sik6 sai1 bak1 fung1
食西北風食西北风
To have nothing to eat and go hungry, or to have no income.
sik6 sak1 mai5
食塞米
Useless and unproductive; describing a person who contributes nothing and only wastes space and food.
sik6 san4
食神
A gourmet, food connoisseur, or god of cookery.
sik6 sei2 maau1
食死貓食死猫
To take the blame for someone else's mistake, or to be made a scapegoat.
sik6 sei3 fong1 faan6
食四方飯食四方饭
To make a living from multiple sources, or by traveling all over the world.
sik6 seoi2
食水
Drinking water, or the draft of a vessel.
sik6 seoi2 sam1
食水深
Having a deep draught, or figuratively, making an unreasonably high profit.
sik6 si2
食屎
To be in serious trouble or in deep shit; oh crap.
sik6 si2 daai6
食屎大
Stupid, clumsy, or slow-witted, as if raised on excrement like a low animal.
sik6 si2 gau2
食屎狗
A derogatory term used to insult someone, comparing them to a shit-eating dog.
sik6 si2 o1 faan6
食屎屙飯食屎屙饭
To have misplaced or reversed priorities; to put the cart before the horse.
sik6 si2 o1 faan6
食屎痾飯食屎疴饭
To do or say things that make absolutely no sense; to act in a totally absurd or backward manner.
sik6 si2 sik6 zoek6 dau2
食屎食着豆
To get a windfall or have a stroke of good luck through sheer fluke.