磨 (w)

(mó) to rub; to grind; to polish; to sharpen; to wear down; to die out; to waste time; to pester; to insist

磨 (w)

(mò) grindstone; to grind; to turn round

磨不开 (w)

(mòbùkāi) to feel embarrassed

磨人 (w)

(mórén) annoying; bothersome; to fret; to be peevish

磨光 (w)

(móguāng) to polish

磨刀 (w)

(módāo) to hone (a knife)

磨刀石 (w)

(módāoshí) whetstone (for honing knives)

磨叨 (w)

(mòdao) to grumble; to chatter

磨合 (w)

(móhé) to break in; to wear in

磨唧 (w)

(mójī) to be very slow; to dawdle

磨嘴 (w)

(mózuǐ) to argue pointlessly; to talk incessant nonsense; to blather

磨嘴皮子 (w)

(mózuǐpízi) to wear out the skin of one's teeth (idiom); pointlessly blather; to talk incessant nonsense; blah blah

磨坊 (w)

(mòfáng) mill

磨坊主 (w)

(mòfángzhǔ) miller

磨子 (w)

(mòzǐ) mill; grain mill; millstone

磨工病 (w)

(mògōngbìng) grinder's disease; silicosis; also written 矽末病

磨床 (w)

(móchuáng) grinding machine; grinder

磨得开 (w)

(módekāi) unembarrassed; without fear of impairing personal relation

磨快 (w)

(mókuài) to sharpen; to grind (knife blades)

磨折 (w)

(mózhé) to torture; to torment

磨损 (w)

(mósǔn) wear and tear; abrasion

磨损率 (w)

(mósǔnlǜ) attrition rate

磨擦 (w)

(mócā) friction; rubbing; chafing; fig. disharmony; conflict; same as 摩擦

磨料 (w)

(móliào) abrasive material

磨杵成针 (w)

(móchǔchéngzhēn) to grind an iron bar down to a fine needle (idiom); fig. to persevere in a difficult task; to study diligently

磨机 (w)

(mójī) milling machine

磨洋工 (w)

(móyánggōng) to idle on the job

磨灭 (w)

(mómiè) to obliterate; to erase

磨炼 (w)

(móliàn) see 磨練|磨练[mo2 lian4]

磨烦 (w)

(mòfan) to pester; to bother sb incessantly; to delay; to prevaricate

磨牙 (w)

(móyá) to grind one's teeth (during sleep); pointless arguing

磨盘 (w)

(mòpán) lower millstone; tray of a mill

磨石 (w)

(móshí) whetstone; millstone

磨石砂砾 (w)

(móshíshālì) millstone grit; coarse sandstone

磨石粗砂岩 (w)

(móshícūshāyán) millstone grit

磨砂 (w)

(móshā) frosted (e.g. glass)

磨砂膏 (w)

(móshāgāo) facial scrub

磨破口舌 (w)

(mópòkǒushé) incessant complaining

磨破嘴皮 (w)

(mópòzuǐpí) to talk until one is blue in the face

磨破嘴皮子 (w)

(mópòzuǐpízi) to wear out one's lips (idiom); to talk until one is blue in the face; to repeat again and again

磨碎 (w)

(mòsuì) grind

磨磨蹭蹭 (w)

(mómócèngcèng) to dillydally; slow-going

磨砺 (w)

(mólì) to sharpen on grindstone; to improve oneself by practice

磨穿铁砚 (w)

(móchuāntiěyàn) to grind one's way through an ink stone; to persevere in a difficult task (idiom); to study diligently (idiom)

磨练 (w)

(móliàn) to temper oneself; to steel oneself; self-discipline; endurance

磨耗 (w)

(móhào) wear and tear; wearing out by friction

磨菇 (w)

(mógu) variant of 蘑菇[mo2 gu5]

磨蚀 (w)

(móshí) erosion; abrasion

磨制石器 (w)

(mózhìshíqì) a polished stone (neolithic) implement

磨豆腐 (w)

(mòdòufu) to grumble; to chatter away incessantly

磨起泡 (w)

(móqǐpào) friction blister

磨蹭 (w)

(móceng) to gently stroke; to brush lightly; to move slowly; to dawdle; to dillydally; to pester; to nag

磨难 (w)

(mónàn) a torment; a trial; tribulation; a cross (to bear); well-tried

磨齿 (w)

(móchǐ) molar tooth