gall bladder; courage; guts; gall; inner container (e.g. bladder of a football, inner container of a thermos)

(idiom) nervous; fearful; on edge

(zoology) sea urchin

(courteous) to be so bold as to

openly and without fear; brazenly

panic-stricken; scared out of one's wits

inner container (e.g. the rice pot inside a rice cooker, the vacuum bottle inside a thermos, the tank inside a hot water heater, the bladder of a football)

to get one’s courage up; to embolden

solitary hero; maverick

courage

to act boldly

bear gall (used in TCM)

individually courageous

the vacuum bottle within the outer case of a thermos

to be scared stiff

boldness in pursuing one's sexual urges

gallbladder

snake gall (used in TCM)

cowardly

rough gentian; Japanese gentian (Gentiana scabra)

to be scared out of one's wits; to scare stiff

to be perverse and suggestive towards the opposite sex, but shrinking back when provoked to act on it; to have perverted thoughts but no guts to actually do it; to be all talk and no action

devoid of fear (idiom); intrepid

to pour out one's heart (idiom)

see 披肝瀝膽|披肝沥胆[pi1 gan1 li4 dan3]

(lit.) to sleep on brushwood and taste gall (like King Goujian of Yue 勾踐|勾践[Gou1 jian4], in order to recall one's humiliations) (idiom); (fig.) to maintain one's resolve for revenge

(idiom) to be completely honest and sincere; to show wholehearted loyalty

in mortal fear (idiom)

hear the wind and lose gall (idiom); terror-stricken at the news

rare food; ambrosia (delicacy)

to eat bear heart and leopard gall (idiom); to pluck up some courage