Pinyin and Pinyin of stick:

Bald stick [guāng gùn]?

Commonly known as a man without a wife.

[guāng gùnr]?

Landlubbers; scoundrels.

Gambling stick [dǔ gùn]?

Refers to a person who is a gambler and makes a living at it.

Smothered stick [mèn gùn]?

The flush stick.

Hockey [qū gùn qiú]?

An intense sport that combines soccer and ice hockey. It can be categorized as grass field hockey, indoor field hockey, roller field hockey, lacrosse and underwater field hockey. The game is won by the player who hits the ball into the opposing team's goal with a stick curved at the bottom end.

Stick [gùn bàng]?

Stick, stick.

Crutching stick [guǎi gùn]?

Crutches: originally refers to the stick on which one walks. Now it is also commonly used as a metaphor for a person or thing that serves as an aid to strength.

Party stick [dǎng gùn]?

The leader of the Kuomintang who relies on his power in a certain place or unit

Guāng gùnr (光棍儿)?

Guāng gùnr: a person of marriageable age who has not yet been married; specifically, a marriageable man, a bachelor.

Bīng gùnr (冰棍儿)?

冰棍儿[bīng gùnr]?

Ice lolly: ice-cream frozen on a stick.

Bad stick [è gùn]?

An evil man who is a pest to the countryside and has authority.

Zhòu gùn?

The crosspiece of wood tied under the tail of a donkey or horse, with cords attached to the saddle at each end, is designed to prevent the saddle from sliding forward.

The "zhuàng gùn tóu" (zhuàng gùn tóu) is the head of a stick, which is used as a means of preventing the saddle from sliding forward.

English Translation A colloquialism from western Guangdong, zhuàng gùn tóu (撞棍头) in written language refers to a liar, a person who fools people. It means a person who intentionally uses flowery language to deceive others by scheming, snubbing, or advocating, and it is done out of preparedness and intention, but not necessarily with a despicable motive.