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Open the tool →东扭西歪 (dōng niǔ xī wāi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to twist one's mouth or make strange faces, often without speaking”.
东扭西歪 is pronounced dōng niǔ xī wāi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 东扭西歪 means “East twist, west lean”. It is used to mean “to twist one's mouth or make strange faces, often without speaking”.
嘴唇不停地做怪样而实际并未说话