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Simple Dictionary Definition |
屁 see styles |
pì pi4 p`i pi he へ |
fart; flatulence; nonsense; (usu. in the negative) what; (not) a damn thing (1) fart; gas; wind; (2) (See 屁でもない) worthless thing; insignificant thing |
屁事 see styles |
pì shì pi4 shi4 p`i shih pi shih |
(vulgar) trifling matter; mere trifle; goddamn thing; goddamn business |
屁奈 see styles |
hena へな |
(surname) Hena |
屁屁 see styles |
pì pi pi4 pi5 p`i p`i pi pi |
(child's term) buttocks; bottom |
屁民 see styles |
pì mín pi4 min2 p`i min pi min |
(slang) shitizen; commoner; hoi polloi |
屁眼 see styles |
pì yǎn pi4 yan3 p`i yen pi yen |
anus |
屁精 see styles |
pì jīng pi4 jing1 p`i ching pi ching |
(slang) gay; sissy; poof; abbr. for 馬屁精|马屁精[ma3 pi4 jing1] |
屁股 see styles |
pì gu pi4 gu5 p`i ku pi ku |
buttocks; bottom; butt; back part |
屁話 屁话 see styles |
pì huà pi4 hua4 p`i hua pi hua |
bullshit; nonsense |
屁輕 屁轻 see styles |
pì qīng pi4 qing1 p`i ch`ing pi ching |
very light |
悶屁 闷屁 see styles |
mēn pì men1 pi4 men p`i men pi |
silent fart |
打屁 see styles |
dǎ pì da3 pi4 ta p`i ta pi |
(coll.) to fart; (coll.) to shoot the breeze |
放屁 see styles |
fàng pì fang4 pi4 fang p`i fang pi houhi / hohi ほうひ |
to fart; to break wind; to talk nonsense; Utter rubbish! (n,vs,vi) breaking wind; farting; (given name) Houhi |
曲屁 see styles |
kyokube きょくべ |
(archaism) musical farting; making various amusing farting sounds |
煙屁 烟屁 see styles |
yān pì yan1 pi4 yen p`i yen pi |
cigarette butt |
狗屁 see styles |
gǒu pì gou3 pi4 kou p`i kou pi |
bullshit; nonsense |
臭屁 see styles |
chòu pì chou4 pi4 ch`ou p`i chou pi |
(coll.) self-important; puffed up |
蔫屁 see styles |
niān pì nian1 pi4 nien p`i nien pi |
silent fart |
陰屁 阴屁 see styles |
yīn pì yin1 pi4 yin p`i yin pi |
queef |
響屁 响屁 see styles |
xiǎng pì xiang3 pi4 hsiang p`i hsiang pi |
loud fart |
馬屁 马屁 see styles |
mǎ pì ma3 pi4 ma p`i ma pi |
horse hindquarters; flattery; boot-licking |
黑屁 see styles |
hēi pì hei1 pi4 hei p`i hei pi |
(slang) bullshit |
嗝屁 see styles |
gé pì ge2 pi4 ko p`i ko pi |
(dialect) (loanword) to die; to give up the ghost |
屁こき see styles |
hekoki へこき |
farting; breaking wind |
屁墩兒 屁墩儿 see styles |
pì dūn r pi4 dun1 r5 p`i tun r pi tun r |
(dialect) a fall on the buttocks |
屁放き see styles |
hekoki へこき |
farting; breaking wind |
屁放り see styles |
hehiri へひり |
farting; farter |
屁放男 see styles |
heppiriotoko へっぴりおとこ |
(archaism) farting jester (Edo period); flatulist |
屁理屈 see styles |
herikutsu へりくつ |
sophism; quibble; hair-splitting; argument for argument's sake; cavil; frivolous objections |
屁眼兒 屁眼儿 see styles |
pì yǎn r pi4 yan3 r5 p`i yen r pi yen r |
erhua variant of 屁眼[pi4 yan3] |
屁糞葛 see styles |
hekusokazura; hekusokazura へくそかずら; ヘクソカズラ |
(kana only) skunkvine (Paederia foetida); stinkvine; Chinese fever vine |
屁股眼 see styles |
pì gu yǎn pi4 gu5 yan3 p`i ku yen pi ku yen |
anus |
屁股蛋 see styles |
pì gu dàn pi4 gu5 dan4 p`i ku tan pi ku tan |
butt cheek; rump |
マン屁 see styles |
manpe マンぺ |
(vulgar) (slang) pussy fart; queef |
出溜屁 see styles |
chū liu pì chu1 liu5 pi4 ch`u liu p`i chu liu pi |
silent fart |
嗝兒屁 嗝儿屁 see styles |
gé r pì ge2 r5 pi4 ko r p`i ko r pi |
erhua form of 嗝屁[ge2 pi4] |
寝っ屁 see styles |
neppe ねっぺ |
(noun/participle) farting while asleep |
小屁孩 see styles |
xiǎo pì hái xiao3 pi4 hai2 hsiao p`i hai hsiao pi hai |
kid; youngster; (derog.) brat |
彩虹屁 see styles |
cǎi hóng pì cai3 hong2 pi4 ts`ai hung p`i tsai hung pi |
(neologism c. 2017) (slang) over-the-top praise |
打屁股 see styles |
dǎ pì gu da3 pi4 gu5 ta p`i ku ta pi ku |
to spank sb's bottom |
拍馬屁 拍马屁 see styles |
pāi mǎ pì pai1 ma3 pi4 p`ai ma p`i pai ma pi |
to flatter; to fawn on; to butter sb up; toadying; bootlicking |
擦屁股 see styles |
cā pì gu ca1 pi4 gu5 ts`a p`i ku tsa pi ku |
to wipe one’s ass; (fig.) (coll.) to clean up sb else's mess |
放屁虫 see styles |
hehirimushi へひりむし |
(1) (obscure) (See 三井寺歩行虫) bombardier beetle (esp. species Pheropsophus jessoensis); (2) (See 椿象) stink bug |
放屁蟲 放屁虫 see styles |
fàng pì chóng fang4 pi4 chong2 fang p`i ch`ung fang pi chung |
stinkbug See: 放屁虫 |
放水屁 see styles |
fàng shuǐ pì fang4 shui3 pi4 fang shui p`i fang shui pi |
(coll.) to shart |
最後屁 see styles |
saigobe さいごべ |
(1) stink bomb; foul odour emitted from the anal sacs of a frightened weasel; (2) (idiom) final desperate tactic |
煙屁股 烟屁股 see styles |
yān pì gu yan1 pi4 gu5 yen p`i ku yen pi ku |
cigarette butt |
臭屁蟲 臭屁虫 see styles |
chòu pì chóng chou4 pi4 chong2 ch`ou p`i ch`ung chou pi chung |
stinkbug |
舔屁股 see styles |
tiǎn pì gu tian3 pi4 gu5 t`ien p`i ku tien pi ku |
to kiss sb's ass; to brown-nose |
跟屁股 see styles |
gēn pì gu gen1 pi4 gu5 ken p`i ku ken pi ku |
to tag along behind; to follow sb closely |
跟屁蟲 跟屁虫 see styles |
gēn pì chóng gen1 pi4 chong2 ken p`i ch`ung ken pi chung |
lit. bum beetle; sb who tags along; shadow; sycophant |
馬屁精 马屁精 see styles |
mǎ pì jīng ma3 pi4 jing1 ma p`i ching ma pi ching |
sycophant; toady; bootlicker |
屁っ放り see styles |
heppiri へっぴり |
(1) (derogatory term) useless person; worthless person; (2) (orig. meaning) (See 屁放り) farting; farter |
屁の河童 see styles |
henokappa へのかっぱ |
(exp,n) (idiom) (See 河童の屁) something easy to do; cinch |
屁をこく see styles |
heokoku へをこく |
(exp,v5k) to fart; to break wind |
屁をひる see styles |
heohiru へをひる |
(v5r,exp) to fart; to break wind |
屁を放く see styles |
heokoku へをこく |
(exp,v5k) to fart; to break wind |
屁を放る see styles |
heohiru へをひる |
(v5r,exp) to fart; to break wind |
屁放き虫 see styles |
hekokimushi へこきむし |
fart bug |
屁滾尿流 屁滚尿流 see styles |
pì gǔn niào liú pi4 gun3 niao4 liu2 p`i kun niao liu pi kun niao liu |
to piss one's pants in terror (idiom); scared witless |
屁理屈屋 see styles |
herikutsuya へりくつや |
sophist; quibbler |
屁股蹲兒 屁股蹲儿 see styles |
pì gu dūn r pi4 gu5 dun1 r5 p`i ku tun r pi ku tun r |
(dialect) a fall on the buttocks; pratfall |
屁顛屁顛 屁颠屁颠 see styles |
pì diān pì diān pi4 dian1 pi4 dian1 p`i tien p`i tien pi tien pi tien |
lit. jolting buttocks; (colloquial intensifier) groveling; eager; compliant; smug |
掇臀捧屁 see styles |
duō tún pěng pì duo1 tun2 peng3 pi4 to t`un p`eng p`i to tun peng pi |
to hold up buttocks and praise a fart (idiom); to use flatter to get what one wants; to toady; boot-licking |
最後っ屁 see styles |
saigoppe さいごっぺ |
(1) stink bomb; foul odour emitted from the anal sacs of a frightened weasel; (2) (idiom) final desperate tactic |
有屁快放 see styles |
yǒu pì kuài fàng you3 pi4 kuai4 fang4 yu p`i k`uai fang yu pi kuai fang |
spit it out!; out with it! |
河童の屁 see styles |
kappanohe かっぱのへ |
(exp,n) (idiom) something easy to do; cinch |
狗屁不通 see styles |
gǒu pì bù tōng gou3 pi4 bu4 tong1 kou p`i pu t`ung kou pi pu tung |
(idiom) (of writing, speech etc) incoherent; nonsensical |
言出し屁 see styles |
iidashibe / idashibe いいだしべ |
first person to say something; first person to suggest something |
關你屁事 关你屁事 see styles |
guān nǐ pì shì guan1 ni3 pi4 shi4 kuan ni p`i shih kuan ni pi shih |
(coll.) None of your goddamn business!; Mind your own business! |
屁(rK) |
onara(p); onara おなら(P); オナラ |
(kana only) wind; gas; fart |
屁っぴり腰 see styles |
heppirigoshi へっぴりごし |
(1) bent back; prone posture; (2) weak-kneed; timidity; lack of nerve |
屁っ放り男 see styles |
heppiriotoko へっぴりおとこ |
(archaism) farting jester (Edo period); flatulist |
屁っ放り腰 see styles |
heppirigoshi へっぴりごし |
(1) bent back; prone posture; (2) weak-kneed; timidity; lack of nerve |
屁っ放り虫 see styles |
heppirimushi; heppirimushi へっぴりむし; ヘッピリムシ |
(1) (kana only) (See 三井寺歩行虫) bombardier beetle (esp. species Pheropsophus jessoensis); (2) (See 椿象) stink bug |
屁でもない see styles |
hedemonai へでもない |
(exp,adj-i) of no concern; nothing; trivial |
屁でも無い see styles |
hedemonai へでもない |
(exp,adj-i) of no concern; nothing; trivial |
太陽曬屁股 太阳晒屁股 see styles |
tài yáng shài pì gǔ tai4 yang2 shai4 pi4 gu3 t`ai yang shai p`i ku tai yang shai pi ku |
to have overslept; Rise and shine! |
脫褲子放屁 脱裤子放屁 see styles |
tuō kù zi fàng pì tuo1 ku4 zi5 fang4 pi4 t`o k`u tzu fang p`i to ku tzu fang pi |
lit. to take off trousers to fart; fig. to do something absolutely unnecessary; fig. to make things too complicated |
言い出し屁 see styles |
iidashibe / idashibe いいだしべ |
first person to say something; first person to suggest something |
言出しっ屁 see styles |
iidashippe / idashippe いいだしっぺ |
first person to say something; first person to suggest something |
透かしっ屁 see styles |
sukashippe すかしっぺ |
(kana only) (colloquialism) silent fart |
屁股決定腦袋 屁股决定脑袋 see styles |
pì gu jué dìng nǎo dai pi4 gu5 jue2 ding4 nao3 dai5 p`i ku chüeh ting nao tai pi ku chüeh ting nao tai |
lit. the butt governs the head (idiom); fig. where one stands depends on where one sits; one's views are shaped by one's circumstances |
拍拍屁股走人 see styles |
pāi pāi pì gu zǒu rén pai1 pai1 pi4 gu5 zou3 ren2 p`ai p`ai p`i ku tsou jen pai pai pi ku tsou jen |
to make oneself scarce; to slip away; to take French leave |
Variations: |
hehiri へひり |
farting; farter |
熱臉貼冷屁股 热脸贴冷屁股 see styles |
rè liǎn tiē lěng pì gu re4 lian3 tie1 leng3 pi4 gu5 je lien t`ieh leng p`i ku je lien tieh leng pi ku |
to show warm feelings but meet with cold rebuke (idiom); to be snubbed despite showing good intentions |
言い出しっ屁 see styles |
iidashippe / idashippe いいだしっぺ |
first person to say something; first person to suggest something |
鼬の最後っ屁 see styles |
itachinosaigoppe いたちのさいごっぺ |
(exp,n) (idiom) final emergency measure; final defence when one is cornered (defense) |
屁とも思わない see styles |
hetomoomowanai へともおもわない |
(exp,adj-i) (idiom) not give a damn; not care a bit |
Variations: |
hekoki へこき |
farting; breaking wind |
Variations: |
herikutsu へりくつ |
sophism; chop logic; far-fetched argument; quibble; cavil; argument for argument's sake |
屁をひって尻窄め see styles |
heohitteshiritsubome へをひってしりつぼめ |
(expression) (proverb) there is no use shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted; squeezing your buttocks after you have farted |
Variations: |
nigiripe(握ri屁); nigirippe(握ri屁); nigiribe(握ri屁) にぎりぺ(握り屁); にぎりっぺ(握りっ屁); にぎりべ(握り屁) |
farting into one's hand; cupping a fart |
百日の説法屁一つ see styles |
hyakunichinoseppouhehitotsu / hyakunichinoseppohehitotsu ひゃくにちのせっぽうへひとつ |
(expression) (idiom) (proverb) single mistake which ruins all one's hard work; one blunder rendering a long period of effort useless; one fart in a hundred days of sermons |
Variations: |
heokoku へをこく |
(exp,v5k) to fart; to break wind |
Variations: |
heohiru へをひる |
(v5r,exp) to fart; to break wind |
Variations: |
heppiriotoko へっぴりおとこ |
(archaism) farting jester (Edo period); flatulist |
Variations: |
henokappa へのかっぱ |
(exp,n) (idiom) (See 河童の屁) something easy to do; cinch |
Variations: |
hedemonai へでもない |
(exp,adj-i) (idiom) of no concern; nothing; trivial; not even a fart |
屁と火事はもとから騒ぐ see styles |
hetokajihamotokarasawagu へとかじはもとからさわぐ |
(exp,v5g) (proverb) it is often the originator of problems who kicks up a fuss or complains loudest; the one who smelt it dealt it |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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