What does the golden water in fortune telling mean? _ What does the golden water in fortune telling mean?

Nouns.

Jinshui, noun. Generally speaking, the prophet checks a good man at night, and the result of the check is golden water at dawn. Identity nouns.

Silver water, noun. The werewolf who chose the night attack was told by the witch about the exit information that night and chose to use the antidote to preserve his identity. It also refers to the noun of identity.

Copper water, noun. The guard will choose a player to shield at night. If the target that the werewolf chooses to attack at night happens to be the target of the guard shield, then this target will not go out. This player is the bronze water of the guard, or a noun referring to identity.

Jump violently, verb. Generally speaking, werewolves pretend to be priests and choose to take off their priesthood.

Murder, noun. The basic definition is the same as Jinshui, but Jinshui is a good person's identity, and the result of killing is a werewolf, which is also a status noun. This is just synonymous with identity. Killing people is action. Sending gold water, silver water and copper water are also verbs.

Go to the police station. On the first day, I chose the necessary action to win the badge during the day.

Retreat water, verb. On the first day, I went to the police during the day and chose to give up fighting for the badge.

Sheriff, noun. In the police voting session, the player who gets the badge is decided by the police voting. It's another identity noun.

Warning, noun. On the first day, no player chose to call the police.

Badge flow, noun. Generally refers to the prophet or fierce prophet players, choose the inspection order in the next few days. If he goes out, who will he be handed over to

Tear the badge, verb. It can be said that in addition to the player who got the badge, he was also suspected by the outside players, who wanted to throw out the player who got the badge. It can also mean that the player who gets the badge is out and chooses not to hand over the badge and let it go.

Off-court, synonymous with action. Generally speaking, it refers to the behavior of players who speak abnormally in the speech session and say something unrelated to the game of this bureau.

Face to face, synonymous with behavior. Use all kinds of off-court, abusive and strongly emotional remarks as the support of your speech, rather than making logical or tactical analysis. Let the player in the plug-in position be forced to agree with the behavior of the face-to-face player.

Water bag, noun. When a player speaks and paddles (if there is no nutrition, it will not help the progress of the game situation in this bureau), it is pointed out by an external player that it is suggestive.

Stroke, verb. The player's remarks are not nutritious, and his behavior is meaningless to judge the progress of this game.

Wash your hair, verb. Generation refers to a player's infinite deception and logical output on the field, trying to win the player's goodwill and trust.

Recognition, noun. When a good man can't find a werewolf to push on the court, there is nothing to push. He wants to let himself out.