嘴秋

Mandarin · pinyin zuǐ qiū

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  1. (Tw) (coll.) mouthy; cocky and verbally provocative
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嘴
zuǐ · mouth, lips
秋
qiū · autumn, fall; year
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3–1 · zui3 qiu1

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