(shāo) to burn; to cook; to stew; to bake; to roast; fever
(shāoshāng) burn (injury)
(shāodào) to have a fever reaching (a certain temperature)
(shāobāo) to forget oneself in extravagance; to burn money
(shāowèi) siu mei; spit-roasted meat dish in Cantonese cuisine
(shāomái) to bury; funeral rites
(shāoyídàn) fire bomb; incendiary device
(shāoxīn) to worry
(shāodiào) to burn; to char; to cremate; to incinerate
(shāobēi) beaker (glassware)
(shāosǐ) to burn to death
(shāomáo) to singe (textiles)
(shāoshuǐ) to heat water; to boil water
(shāohuǒ) to light a fire for cooking
(shāozhuó) to burn; to scorch; to cauterize
(shāozhuóshāng) burn (injury); scorching
(shāozhuógǎn) burning pain
(shāozhuóténg) burning pain
(shāokǎo) barbecue; roast
(shāokǎojiàng) barbecue sauce
(shāohàn) to weld
(shāojiāo) to burn; to scorch; burned; burning; scorched; charred
(shāoméi) to burn coal
(shāozhǔ) to cook
(shāohuǐ) to burn; to burn down
(shāopíng) laboratory flask
(shāoyìng) to fire (pottery)
(shāohóng) heat until red
(shāozhǐ) to burn paper offerings (as part of religious ceremony)
(shāojié) to sinter; to agglomerate ore by burning
(shāolà) barbecue (Cantonese style)
(shāoqiézi) stewed eggplant
(shāohuāng) to clear waste land or forest by burning; slash-and-burn (agriculture)
(shāozhì) to fire (in a kiln)
(shāomài) shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling; also written 燒麥|烧麦[shao1 mai4]
(shāojiǔ) name of a famous Tang dynasty wine; same as 白酒; clear distilled wine
(shāolù) to burn (a CD or DVD)
(shāoguō) a still (for distilling alcohol)
(shāokāi) boil
(shāobing) baked sesame seed-coated cake
(shāoxiāng) to burn incense
(shāoxiāngbàifó) to burn incense and worship Buddha
(shāogāoxiāng) to burn incense; to thank profusely
(shāojiǎn) caustic soda NaOH
(shāomài) shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling; also written 燒賣|烧卖[shao1 mai4]