weak; feeble; flabby

soft; flexible

soft candy (gummi candy, gumdrop, jellybean etc)

to place under house arrest

to soften

hose; flexible tube

(anatomy) costal cartilage; (fig.) weak spot; weak link; vulnerability

(of an animal) soft-bodied; (Tw) software

soft; velvety; flabby; weak; schmaltzy

cartilage

soft (bread) roll

soft sleeper (a type of sleeper train ticket class with a softer bunk)

soft, pliable wool fabric

(coll.) pleasantly soft; comfy; (of words) gentle; soothing

soft measuring tape (non-retractable type used for body measurements etc)

soft seat (= first class in PRC trains)

soft seat (on trains or boats)

advertorial

cork

rope ladder

fur

soft water (cf. 硬水[ying4 shui3], hard water)

soft mud; silt; sludge; ooze (geology)

(of food etc) soft; pulpy; (Tw) (of a person) lacking drive; shiftless; lazy

to solder

(photographic) film

nephrite; Ca(Mg,Fe)3(SiO3)4

floppy disk

floppy disk

soft and chewy (mouthfeel); (of a voice) tender; coaxing; clinging

soft palate

ointment; paste

soft drink

software package

the software industry

(lit.) the soft knife; (fig.) underhanded tactics; devious means of attack

soft palate; velum

(Internet slang) Renminbi (pun on 人民幣|人民币[ren2 min2 bi4])

soft power (in international relations)

a cork

cork tile; cork flooring

(coll.) pushover; soft touch

erhua variant of 軟泥|软泥[ruan3 ni2]

(geology) asthenosphere

(geology) asthenosphere

Malacostraca, a large class of crustaceans

(aviation) soft landing; (economics) soft landing

software and hardware

floppy disk