<p>Literally, 酗 means drinking alcohol and getting drunk, 逼，force someone to do sth. I saw this word in some Classical Chinese text, but I don't think people use this word regularly. So, I suspect this could be typo. </p>

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why is the meaning "drinking alcohol and getting drunk" ? could it also be used for "drinking alcohol without getting drunk " ? is it used only as a verb or as noun and adjective ?
Abdul Al Hazred
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This is a meaning from a Chinese dictionary, means drinking without control; bacchanal. This character regularly with 酒 alcohol.
Mery
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2015-10-18T14:58:45.433Z
perfect, we call it "komasaufen" in germany.
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Mery
<p>maybe you need to pay more attention to 酗</p>

<p>酗 originally means drink to much, and act insane after drinking. So it has a meaning of too much/over and insane. 逼means force or heavily ask for. So 酗逼means over-force insane. As described in the topic, the young guy force parents to buy iPhone in a insane way</p>

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<p>Started reading this article this morning: <a href="http://news.cnfol.com/it/20151016/21610292.shtml?t=1445048857070" rel="nofollow">为抢红包，小伙跳楼威逼母亲买iPhone6s</a> but couldn't get past the first word:</p>

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  <p><strong>酗逼</strong>母亲买6s，为此不惜以跳楼威胁。</p>
</blockquote>

<p>[emphasis is my own]</p>

<p>酗逼 appears again in the following sentence:</p>

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  <p>前几天媒体刚曝出马来西亚一女孩为买iPhone导致其母亲跪在大商场求其别买，没想到现在重庆也有一<strong>酗逼</strong>母亲买6s，因为他嫌iPhone4S抢红包速度太慢，无奈其母亲每月1000多元的退休金实在买不起，他就在家里闹着要跳楼，其父身在外地求助警察，后经警察劝解，他认识到自己错误，离开了要跳楼的窗台，主动向母亲道了歉，并保证以后不再作出这样冲动的举动。</p>
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<p>I can't make heads nor tails of this word</p>

<p>A <a href="https://www.baidu.com/s?ie=utf-8&amp;f=8&amp;rsv_bp=1&amp;rsv_idx=2&amp;tn=baidutop10&amp;wd=%22%E9%85%97%E9%80%BC%22&amp;oq=%E9%85%97%E9%80%BC&amp;rsv_pq=f0f19cd600033298&amp;rsv_t=8e96gjYbCx5rM9ZrNG6rq3Jka4nMfmMS3urlLJX8GRrUXiTm%2BdAZQ41yKh%2Fq4JYd3Q&amp;rsv_enter=1&amp;inputT=1339&amp;rsv_sug3=7&amp;rsv_sug2=0&amp;rsv_sug4=1956" rel="nofollow">baidu search</a> only gives the same article back for using the <em>exact</em> word 酗逼, everything else just returns things like <code>酗酒逼...</code></p>

<p>The article has nothing to do with liquor <code>酒</code> or the like.</p>

<p>I've got to guess it's a total mistake. Probably the author thought he was writing <code>xiong bi</code> and not <code>xu bi</code> anyway.</p>

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<li>What was the writer going for with '酗逼'?</li>
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酗 is Pinyin typo for 小伙?
NS.X.
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http://yueyu.tongbu.com/86031.html Seems like NS.X. is correct.
cpplearner
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2015-10-18T11:04:33.407Z
http://www.cqtimes.cn/roll/20151014/78154.shtml These news website just keep copying each other...
cpplearner
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2015-10-18T15:27:15.293Z
抢 means "to rob", does it have here a different meaning ?
Abdul Al Hazred
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@AbdulAlHazred 抢 also means 'rush; fight for front position'. 抢 in 抢红包 means to be the first few people who click the button and claim the money.
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What was the writer going for with '酗逼'?
# What was the writer going for with '酗逼'?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-10-18)

Started reading this article this morning: [为抢红包，小伙跳楼威逼母亲买iPhone6s](http://news.cnfol.com/it/20151016/21610292.shtml?t=1445048857070) but couldn't get past the first word:

> **酗逼**母亲买6s，为此不惜以跳楼威胁。

[emphasis is my own]

酗逼 appears again in the following sentence:

> 前几天媒体刚曝出马来西亚一女孩为买iPhone导致其母亲跪在大商场求其别买，没想到现在重庆也有一**酗逼**母亲买6s，因为他嫌iPhone4S抢红包速度太慢，无奈其母亲每月1000多元的退休金实在买不起，他就在家里闹着要跳楼，其父身在外地求助警察，后经警察劝解，他认识到自己错误，离开了要跳楼的窗台，主动向母亲道了歉，并保证以后不再作出这样冲动的举动。

I can't make heads nor tails of this word

A [baidu search](https://www.baidu.com/s?ie=utf-8&f=8&rsv_bp=1&rsv_idx=2&tn=baidutop10&wd=%22%E9%85%97%E9%80%BC%22&oq=%E9%85%97%E9%80%BC&rsv_pq=f0f19cd600033298&rsv_t=8e96gjYbCx5rM9ZrNG6rq3Jka4nMfmMS3urlLJX8GRrUXiTm%2BdAZQ41yKh%2Fq4JYd3Q&rsv_enter=1&inputT=1339&rsv_sug3=7&rsv_sug2=0&rsv_sug4=1956) only gives the same article back for using the *exact* word 酗逼, everything else just returns things like `酗酒逼...`

The article has nothing to do with liquor `酒` or the like.

I've got to guess it's a total mistake. Probably the author thought he was writing `xiong bi` and not `xu bi` anyway.

* What was the writer going for with '酗逼'?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: 酗 is Pinyin typo for 小伙?  
> **username_2**: http://yueyu.tongbu.com/86031.html Seems like username_1 is correct.  
> **username_2**: http://www.cqtimes.cn/roll/20151014/78154.shtml These news website just keep copying each other...  
> **username_3**: 抢 means "to rob", does it have here a different meaning ?  
> **username_1**: @AbdulAlHazred 抢 also means 'rush; fight for front position'. 抢 in 抢红包 means to be the first few people who click the button and claim the money.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2015-10-18. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Literally, 酗 means drinking alcohol and getting drunk, 逼，force someone to do sth. I saw this word in some Classical Chinese text, but I don't think people use this word regularly. So, I suspect this could be typo.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: why is the meaning "drinking alcohol and getting drunk" ? could it also be used for "drinking alcohol without getting drunk " ? is it used only as a verb or as noun and adjective ?  
> **username_4**: This is a meaning from a Chinese dictionary, means drinking without control; bacchanal. This character regularly with 酒 alcohol.  
> **username_3**: perfect, we call it "komasaufen" in germany.  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2015-10-28. Score: 0

maybe you need to pay more attention to 酗

酗 originally means drink to much, and act insane after drinking. So it has a meaning of too much/over and insane. 逼means force or heavily ask for. So 酗逼means over-force insane. As described in the topic, the young guy force parents to buy iPhone in a insane way


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