| 稽查 | jī chá | inspection | |
| 滑稽 | huá jī | comical; funny; amusing; old pr. [gu3 ji1]; huaji, a form of comedy performance popular in Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang | |
| 稽核 | jī hé | to audit; to verify; to examine; auditing | |
| 无稽之谈 | wú jī zhī tán | complete nonsense (idiom) | |
| 荒诞无稽 | huāng dàn wú jī | ridiculous; unbelievable; absurd |
| 泣血稽颡 | qì xuè qǐ sǎng | in mourning for one's parents (used in obituaries) (idiom) | |
| 稽颡 | qǐ sǎng | to kowtow (touch the forehead to the floor) |
| 1 | Have I made a mess of the room? | |
| 2 | What a thing, he added, to ripples of laughter in the audience. | |
| 3 | If this information is true, then it is the most preposterous thing in the world. | |
| 4 | The formation and evolution of the character Ji is not clear till now. | |
| 5 | The risk is that heavy-handed precautions will take the fun out of what is supposed, after all, to be a sporting event. |