There are three homophones for "搔" (臊), "骚" (骚) and "缲".

1, bashful

Bashful is a Mandarin word pronounced sāo, the same as "搔". Its meaning is to describe an unpleasant odor, and it can also mean repugnant, hesitant, and so on. For example, "this dish smells a bit bashful" and "he feels a bit bashful about that.

2. Sao

Sao, pronounced with the same sāo, is an adjective indicating erotic or obscene. It can be used to describe words, speech, and behavior. For example, "What he said was a bit slutty" and "She wrote a slutty article on Twitter."

3. Reeling

Reeling is also a Mandarin word that is pronounced sāo, the same as "scratching," which means sewing, weaving, and refers to the weaving of long, thin threads, silk, and other items. For example, "she is reeling in her sweater" and "this dress is hand-reeled.

Scratch word for sentence:

1, looking at his scratching his head and ears, Lin Shige couldn't help but laugh out loud.

2. In the exam room, he couldn't finish the questions, and he was so anxious that he scratched his head and ears, sweating all over.

3. His truck broke down, and he was so anxious that he scratched his head and scratched his ears, and there was nothing he could do.

4. Rosen acted like a man with amnesia, scratching his head and ears.

5, Lens scratched his head and ears excitedly turned around, his back to me slurred: "Clothes, clothes first!" .

6, now that I think about it, her posture at that time was not very natural, quite a bit of showing off and scratching her head, as those movie starlets often do on the painting. But at the time, I regarded this shallow and vulgar as beautiful! I fell for the worst kind of fidgeting, drunkenness, fascination, and loss of soul!

7. The two girls were obviously teasing, they suddenly stepped forward quickly, then stood in front and scratched their heads, and did not go; we all walked back, they rushed over, and once again blocked the front.

8, the girl in the town, lost the simplicity of the countryside nourished, and there is no city girl's temperament, only to learn a half-finished fidgeting, the most can not be in the eyes.