How to write 咧

咧 [liě] 1. To slightly open the mouth, with the corners of the mouth stretching to the sides. - Example: 咧嘴 (to grin). 咧着嘴笑 (to smile with the mouth slightly open). 咧 [liě] (verb) 1. To open the mouth slightly, with the corners stretching to both sides (grin). 2. See also: lié, lie. - Example: 如:疼得直咧嘴;他咧着嘴笑 (For example: He winced in pain; he smiled with an open mouth). 3. Describes an indifferent or casual demeanor (e.g., 大大～～). 助词 (Particle) Used at the end of a sentence, equivalent to "na," "li," "la." Example: 《老残游记．第一三回》：「那不得罪人么，快别哭咧！」 ("Doesn’t that offend people? Hurry, don’t cry!") 咧 [lié] See: lie; liě. 咧 [lié] 1. Bird sounds. 2. Refers to "冽" (cold in appearance). 3. Particle. Similar in usage to "了." 咧 [lie] (linguistics) 1. Equivalent to "了," "啦," "哩," etc. 2. See also: lié, liě. - Example from 《老残游记》: 老爷们叫你来为开心的，你可哭开自己咧!那不得罪人吗?快别哭咧! ("The gentlemen called you to be happy, you can cry yourself then! Doesn’t that offend anyone? Hurry, don’t cry!")