tiger; [粵]: a powerful person in the criminal underworld

a ferocious woman, a shrew

(n.) a tigress; a ferocious woman, sometimes used in a humourous sense to refer to one's wife

to insert coins into a parking meter

spend a lot of money on(gambling) slot machine; to insert coins into a parking meter

no matter what (lit., "tiger crab")

Ranina Ranina / red frog crab / spanner crab; to describe a bully who acts in a tyrannous manner; used as a modal particle in a sentence to convey a resolute sense of doing something, similar to saying 'no matter what', 'regardless of whatever'

hot weather after the start of Autumn; the after summer; "Indian Summer"

pretending to be the fool; feigning ignorance (Lit. play the pig to eat the tiger) [粵]: 扮豬食老虎

people who put on a mask and pretend, but their real self will show during important moments; a wolf in sheep's clothing

fruit machine, slot machine

a paper tiger, something which seems as threatening as a tiger, but is harmless

toothless tiger, something/ someone that seems to be powerful and scary yet cannot bite/ strike, the government practicing a law/ policy without enough/ effective enforcement

to insert coins into a parking meter [written and colloquial]

pretending to be the fool; feigning ignorance (Lit. play the pig to eat the tiger) [華]: 扮豬吃老虎

(phrase) literally means 'Act like a pig, bite the tiger to death'; pretend to be dumb and harmless while waiting for one's chance to attack an enemy.

tiger prawn [粵]: 鬼蝦

brown marbled grouper

canine teeth (in humans), cuspids | also seen as 虎牙 | [普]: 犬齒

hello; how are you? (old slang)

(literally: put lice on the tiger's head); to provoke a powerful person or organization

a parking meter

a tiger taken as an ill cat just because it doesn't roar, a metaphor to say don't underestimate one's power