狐狸未经纯属骚得清 The phrase mixes elements of foxes often linked to craftiness

Relation Nicknames

我的狐狸 [wŏ de hú lí]
Directly translating as my fox In Eastern folklore especially Chinese culture foxes often embody ...
狐面人 [hú miàn rén]
Translated as a person with a fox face this refers to cunningness and mystery ; traditionally in ...
狐狸未成精依然还是骚 [hú lí wèi chéng jīng yī rán hái shì sāo]
Even though the fox hasnt become a spirit its still seductive Here foxes ’ symbolize flirtatious ...
狐狸未成精纯属骚的清 [hú lí wèi chéng jīng chún shŭ sāo de qīng]
A pun involving foxes which in Chinese folklore can transform into demonsimmortals mixed with a ...
狐狸未成精纯属骚更轻 [hú lí wèi chéng jīng chún shŭ sāo gèng qīng]
The term implies a playful or somewhat naughty fox spirit still immature but already mischievous ...
狐狸诱人 [hú lí yòu rén]
In Chinese culture foxes can symbolize cunning and allure The meaning behind this could imply that ...
狐狸未成精纯属不够骚 [hú lí wèi chéng jīng chún shŭ bù gòu sāo]
In Chinese culture foxes can transform into spirits or seductresses after acquiring much energy ...
有狐绥绥 [yŏu hú suí suí]
Derived from ancient Chinese literature The Book of Songs this phrase paints an image of an amiable ...
狐狸未成精纯属骚得清 [hú lí wèi chéng jīng chún shŭ sāo dé qīng]
The literal meaning involves foxes which in Chinese culture often refer to sly or cunning creatures ...