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黑木耳

Mandarin · pinyin hēi mù ěr

Auricularia auricula-judae, an edible fungus

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黑: hēi · black; dark; evil, sinister; Kangxi radical 203
木: mù · tree; wood, lumber; wooden
耳: ěr · ear; merely, only; handle; Kangxi radical 128

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1–4–3 · hei1 mu4 er3

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noun

wood ear (Auricularia heimuer)
(slang, derogatory) sexually-experienced young female; promiscuous female or a young female who masturbates often; roastie

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