to fix; to settle; to wangle

to mess (sth) up; to foul up; to spoil

mistake; to make a mistake; to blunder; mistaken

to get people to laugh; funny; hilarious

unable to make sense of (sth)

(coll.) maybe; perhaps

to make a mess; to mess with; to be wild; to sleep around; to jump into bed

hard to deal with; hard to get along with

to confuse; to muddle; to mix up

to mess up; to mismanage; to bungle; to confuse; to muddle

to make mischief; to play tricks

to get sth done; to sort sth out (from Cantonese)

to do well at; to do a good job

to mess around; to mess with something; to have an affair

to fool around; to mess with; to do sth without a plan

spoof (web-based genre in PRC, acquiring cult status from 2005, involving humorous, satirical or fantastical videos, photo collections, texts, poems etc)

to do sth wacky; wacky; wacky behavior

(coll.) likelihood of being worthwhile; cf. 有搞頭|有搞头[you3 gao3 tou5] and 沒搞頭|没搞头[mei2 gao3 tou5]

(slang) to engage in male homosexual practices

(dialect) what are you doing?; what the hell?

to enliven; to invigorate; to revitalize

to make sense of sth

to make money

to mess sth up

comedy film; comedy; CL:部[bu4]

to play tricks; to cheat; to deceive

(coll.) worthwhile; likely to be fruitful

(coll.) not worth bothering with; pointless

How did it happen?; What's wrong?; What went wrong?; What's up?

spoofing culture (Web-based genre in PRC acquiring cult status from 2005, involving humorous, satirical or fantastical videos, photo collections, texts, poems etc)

erhua variant of 搞花樣|搞花样[gao3 hua1 yang4]

to be promiscuous; to sleep around