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便便

Mandarin · pinyin biàn bian#

poo; to do a poo (kiddie or feminine term)

Mandarin · pinyin pián pián#

obese
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便: biàn · convenience, ease; expedient

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4–5 · bian4 bian5

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bin6 bin6

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adj

(literary) paunchy; potbellied
(literary) argumentative

noun

(Mandarin, Cantonese, colloquial, childish or euphemistic) poo; poo-poo; faeces; excrement

adj

(Hakka, Southern Min) ready; ready-made; readily available

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