moist / glossy / sleek / to moisten / to lubricate / to embellish / to enhance / profit / remuneration / (neologism c. 2021) (slang) (loanword from "run") to emigrate (in order to flee adverse conditions)
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profits
lubricating oil
lubricant
smooth / oily / sleek / to lubricate
to polish (a piece of writing) / to add a few finishing touches to (a piece of writing, painting etc)
moist / humid / to moisten / to provide moisture / comfortably off
moist
ruddy / rosy / florid
chapstick / lip balm
(neologism) (slang) study of how to flee from adverse conditions in China by emigrating
lubricant
moist
to moisten (e.g. of rain) / to wet
remuneration for literary or artistic work
to moisten the lungs / to make expectoration easy (medicine)
to ease constipation (TCM)
to cure constipation with laxatives
body lotion / body shampoo
moisturizing cream
moisturizer
body lotion
remuneration for literary or artistic work
to adorn / to embellish
soft mixed vegetable and meat roll-up
hair conditioner
hair conditioner
hair conditioner
glossy / lustrous / sleek
profit margin
mellow and full / suave / smooth and round / rich (in voice)
to permeate / to percolate / fig. to saturate (with emotion)
net profit
gentle / kindly / mild and humid (climate)
moistener / wetting agent
lit. as round as pearls and as smooth as jade (idiom) / fig. elegant and polished (of singing or writing)
sweet and mellow / fresh and moist (air)
fine and glossy
fine and smooth
bentonite (mineralogy)
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