According to "Tang Yun" and "Ji Yun", this character is pronounced yu jiu qie, the same as "you". "Shuowen Jiezi" explains it as wrinkling the nose. Also, "Ji Yun" records it as pronounced ju jiu qie, the same as "jiu". The meaning is the same. Also, "Ji Yun" records it as pronounced yu kou qie, the same as "ou". It is the same as "ou" and "ou". The meaning is to vomit. See the annotation for "ou" for details. Also, "Ji Yun" records it as pronounced yu qie, the same as "ou" with a departing tone. "Guang Yun" pronounces it ping biao qie, and "Ji Yun" pronounces it bei biao qie, the same as "biao". Also, "Ji Yun" pronounces it ju yao qie, the same as "qiao". The meaning is the same.