Shishi

His work was well-executed in and of itself, but adding the word "shishi" -- Japanese baby talk for ❋ Unknown (2008)

His work was well-executed in and of itself, but adding the word "shishi" -- Japanese baby talk for "urine" -- to his monologue on the effects of alcohol earned a raucous response from the audience on Saturday. ❋ Unknown (2008)

As a small factoid, for those of you who have seen films set in Japan (such as Kill Bill 1) and noticed in the water gardens a funny bamboo pipe that makes noises, they are called shishi-odoshi and cost about 50 dollars. ❋ Waterdiluted (2006)

Shishi (獅子) - A shishi is a mythological lion-like animal said to be the king of beasts and always associated with the Buddhist deity Monju. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This is the little bit of Disneyland that the shishi San Franciscans so love to hate. ❋ Eric Lurio (2010)

Attempts to create epic poetry or shishi literally "historical poetry" were not very successful. ❋ Jamyang Norbu (2010)

Unless you had prayed enough to achieve the appropriate level of enlightenment, you could not cross the bridge, and the shishi would eat, you. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It would only appear in the presence of a higher spirit, and was guarded by a lion spirit called a shishi. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I suspect the unidentified stir-fried vegetable is probably Aralia cordata, what the Japanese call “udo” 独活 or “shishi udo”, otherwise known as Japanese Spikenard . ❋ Unknown (2009)

Note 7: For discerning the historical, documentary base of the legends, a good place to start is Huang Dianquan 黃典權, Zheng Chenggong shishi yanjiu 鄭成功史事研究 (Taipei: Taiwan Business Affairs Press 臺灣商務印書館, 1996). ❋ Unknown (2006)

Many a shishi owed his life to a timely warning brought by a geisha or maid. ❋ Unknown (2005)