You pour water into the stork jar 罐.

You use your thumb to take by force the object out of your large dog's mouth.

In a thumb war, the larger thumb will take the other by force.

Someone who comes back from war gives up his sword for a broom.

Picture a beach towel with your favorite currency symbol on it.

Picture the slash showing the ratio in the exchange rate for currency; money is laundered with the towels.

You use your hand to hurl Mr. Zheng out after he loses at dice.

a skeleton playing dice in the outback

You use a stone to smash a box covered with a towel, so the shards inside don’t fly up.

"So I'm sawing, so what?"

Some make Christmas the ultimate consumer holiday: waste trees and buy luxury goods like fur coats.

A corpse bride wants to get married time and again.

Picture chives growing on the floor of a jail cell.

When you first move in, a towel can act as drapes to cover the hole of the window.

You are frustrated: your hands are tied and you are sitting, unable to stand.

You squeeze the cheeks, pressing from both sides of the head.

In jail, your heart is sad.

Your elbow is a body part that bends like a thumb.

To recover means to go from sickness to being whole again.

Use you hand to joggle the Boggle board until it feels settled.

Unfortunately, a sword can cut through the counter attack of words to differentiate who is serious.