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飯腳faan6 goek3leftovers (food); a dining companion飯蓋faan6 goi3the cover of a rice cooker飯量faan6 loeng6appetite; eating capacity飯鏟頭faan6 caan2 tau4a cobra飯鏟faan6 caan2a spatula (cooking utensil)飲到大大地jam2 dou3 daai6 daai2 dei2to have gotten a little drunk飲勝佢jam2 sing3 keoi5toast;cheers;bottoms up飲勝jam2 sing3(v.) to drink a toast to someone; to express good wishes before you drink to someone, similar to saying "cheers!" ; "bottoms up!"飲咖啡jam2 gaa3 fe1drink coffee飲咗門官茶jam2 zo2 mun4 gun1 caa4to be grinning all the time飲品jam2 ban2drinks飲嘢jam2 je5drink something (spoken)飲大咗jam2 daai6 zo2drunk (spoken)飲大jam2 daai6to get drunk; to be drunk飲奶jam2 naai5drink milk; receive instruction; study飲家jam2 gaa1an oenophile; a wine lover who is a connoisseur of fine wines飲彈jam2 daan6to be hit by a bullet; to commit suicide by shooting oneself in the throat with a gun飲得杯落jam2 dak1 bui1 lok6an expression of relief after a difficult time is over; literally 'now I can drink as much as I want'飲得jam2 dak1can drink; drinkable; to describe someone who can drink a lot (with a high alchol tolerance)飲悶酒jam2 mun6 zau2to drown one's sorrows; to drink to stop feeling sad飲早茶jam2 zou2 caa4to have morning tea and breakfast ; dim sum in the morning飲杯jam2 bui1"cheers!"; to have a drink; to go for a drink飲歌jam2 go1favourite song for singing (spoken)飲水尾jam2 seoi2 mei5having left-overs or remains from others (spoken)飲泣jam2 jap1weep飲筒jam2 tung2(noun) a drinking straw飲管jam2 gun2a drinking straw飲茶jam2 caa4(verb) drink tea飲薑酒jam2 goeng1 zau2baby's full month celebration (spoken)飲衫jam2 saam1(wedding) banquet outfit; favourite outfit ; clothes (spoken)飲醉咗jam2 zeoi3 zo2to be drunk飲醉酒jam2 zeoi3 zau2drunk (spoken)