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嚗

Mandarin · pinyin bó

(onom.) sound of sth splitting or breaking apart
sound of an object falling to the ground
a cry of rage
Taiwan pr. bō

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(literary) a cry of rage
(onomatopoeia) sound of an object splitting or breaking apart
(Eastern Min) to abuse verbally with obscenities

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