耍 (w)

(shuǎ) surname Shua

耍 (w)

(shuǎ) to play with; to wield; to act (cool etc); to display (a skill, one's temper etc)

耍嘴皮 (w)

(shuǎzuǐpí) to show off with clever talk; big-headed; a smart-ass

耍嘴皮子 (w)

(shuǎzuǐpízi) to play with lips (idiom); to talk glibly; to boast; to pay lip service

耍子 (w)

(shuǎzi) to play; to have fun

耍弄 (w)

(shuǎnòng) to play with; to engage in; to resort to; to dally with

耍得团团转 (w)

(shuǎdetuántuánzhuàn) to fool; to dupe

耍滑 (w)

(shuǎhuá) to shirk; to get out of responsibility

耍滑头 (w)

(shuǎhuátóu) shirker

耍狮子 (w)

(shuǎshīzi) to perform a lion dance

耍私情 (w)

(shuǎsīqíng) the play of passions; carried away by passion (e.g. to commit a crime)

耍坛子 (w)

(shuǎtánzi) to perform a jar juggling and balancing act

耍赖 (w)

(shuǎlài) to act unreasonably and shamelessly; to get away with something; to openly or brazenly act dishonestly (breaking an agreement, cheating etc)

耍钱 (w)

(shuǎqián) to gamble