- 糹(thread; silk thread)
- 勺(spoon; scoop)
Using a thread to tie things together like scooping water suggests the idea of binding, restraint, and covenant.
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(neologism, attested by 2014) (slang) Are you interested? (originally an invitation for casual sex, later generalized as a playful or humorous invitation for any activity)
Shall we go eat together, how about it?
(neologism, attested by 2014) (slang) Are you interested? (originally an invitation for casual sex, later generalized as a playful or humorous invitation for any activity)
Shall we go eat together, how about it?
Using a thread to tie things together like scooping water suggests the idea of binding, restraint, and covenant.
A mouth pronouncing "ma" like a horse's whinny is how you ask "is it not so?"
Using a thread to tie things together like scooping water suggests the idea of binding, restraint, and covenant.
A mouth pronouncing "ma" like a horse's whinny is how you ask "is it not so?"
(neologism, attested by 2014) (slang) Are you interested? (originally an invitation for casual sex, later generalized as a playful or humorous invitation for any activity)
(neologism, attested by 2014) (slang) Are you interested? (originally an invitation for casual sex, later generalized as a playful or humorous invitation for any activity)
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