Thính

(Vietnamese _ Noun) Literal meaning: - An indispensable spice in many dishes in Vietnamese cuisine, usually made by roasting rice, corn or golden sesame until golden and then finely pounded. - Has a very attractive aroma, so many fishers or shrimpers use as ledger-bait. With verbs "Thả" (Drop), "Rải" (Spray) or "Rắc" (Sprinkle): Cheating, hustle, fooling, flirting, ... Figurative meaning: - Bait someone to fall in love and then do nothing else - Usually just to prove one's attractiveness or gain a sense of achievement when successfully teasing someone -It also refers to the case when someone try to attract her/his 'crush'