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        xiā, blind/groundlessly/foolishly/to no purpose
        xiāshuō, [瞎說], to talk drivel/to assert sth without a proper understanding or basis in fact/not...
        xiāzi, blind person
        xiāchě, to talk irresponsibly/to talk nonsense
        xiācāi, to make a wild guess/blind guess
        xiāyǎn, to be blind
        xiānào, [瞎鬧], to make a scene/to fool around/to behave foolishly
        zhuāxiā, to be caught unprepared
        xióngxiāzi, bear/bruin
        yǎnxiāěrlóng, [眼瞎耳聾], to be deaf and blind (idiom)
        zhēngyǎnshuōxiāhuà, [睜眼說瞎話], to lie through one's teeth (idiom)/to talk drivel
        zhēngzheyǎnjīngshuōxiāhuà, [睜著眼睛說瞎話], to lie through one's teeth (idiom)/to talk drivel
        xiāchuī, to boast/to shoot one's mouth off
        xiāzimōxiàng, blind people touch an elephant (idiom, from Nirvana sutra 大般涅槃經|大般涅盘经[dà bān Niè...
        xiānòng, to fool around with/to mess with
        xiāmáng, to putter around/to work to no avail
        xiāchědàn, to talk irresponsibly/to talk nonsense
        xiāpīn, shopping as a fun pastime (loanword) (Tw)
        xiāzhǐhuī, [瞎指揮], lit. to direct blindly/to issue confused orders/to give contradictory directions
        xiābāi, (coll.) to talk nonsense/to fool around
        xiāgǎo, to fool around/to mess with/to do sth without a plan
        xiāhuàng, to roam about/to monkey around
        xiāhùn, to muddle along/to live aimlessly
        xiāmāopèngshàngsǐhàozi, [瞎貓碰上死耗子], a blind cat finds a dead mouse (idiom)/blind luck
        xiābiān, [瞎編], to fabricate (a story)
        xiābiānluànzào, [瞎編亂造], random lies and falsehoods
        xiāguàng, to wander aimlessly
饿         lǎotiānyéèbùsǐxiājiāquè, [老天爺餓不死瞎家雀], lit. heaven won't let the sparrows go hungry (idiom)/fig. don't give up hope/if ...
        hēidēngxiāhuǒ, [黑燈瞎火], pitch dark
        hēixiāzi, black bear
        HēixiāziDǎo, [黑瞎子島], Bolshoi Ussuriisk Island in the Heilongjiang or Amur river, at mouth of the Ussu...

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