Head: Pac Man.

Grouping words: cookie, biscuit pan, bean cake, steamed cake.

Pinyin bǐng, 6 strokes outside the radical, 9 total strokes.

Five-stroke QNUA, Cangjie NVT, Zheng code OXUE, four-corner 28741.

Structure left-right, electric code 7399, area code 1793, Unicode 997C.

Basic meanings of the character:

1. A rounded thin slice or a flat rounded noodle foodstuff: cookie. Baklava. Cake. Mooncake.

2. Something that looks like a pie: discus. Bean cake. Cake silver.

Related Group Words:

Biscuit [bǐng gān]?

A flaky Western-style snack baked with flour as the main ingredient.

Biscuit pan [bǐng chēng]?

A pan used for cooking cakes, like a large iron plate.

Pie [xiànr bǐng]?

A food product made by flattening meat or fruit wrapped in dough, placing it in a skillet or pan, and baking it.

Bean cake [dòu bǐng]?

The oil cake obtained from soybean oil extraction can be used as feed and fertilizer.

Bread [lào bǐng]?

One of China's traditional noodle dishes made from flour, eggs and other ingredients and popular among the people.

Steamed cake [zhēng bǐng]?

Steamed cakes made of fermented flour, with sesame sauce.

Chūn bǐng (春饼)?

A kind of pancake, the spring festival food.

Cake [bǐng zi]?

A general term for cakes.

Pot cake [guō bing]

A kind of pancake that is pasted in an iron pot and baked over a fire to make it harder.

Mooncake [yuè bing]?

A round snack with filling, a seasonal food for the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival (15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar).