Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 10, Entry 01 Pronounced chao (rising tone). "Book of Rhymes (Guangyun)" and "Collection of Rhymes (Jiyun)" note the pronunciation as zhi jiao qie, with the same pronunciation as chao. "Jade Lexicon (Yupian)" explains it as a "stumbling gait," meaning a wobbly and unsteady appearance. "Book of Rhymes (Guangyun)" explains it as a "stumbling gait," describing a jumping posture. Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 10, Entry 02 Pronounced zhao (falling tone). "Book of Rhymes (Guangyun)" notes the pronunciation as du jiao qie, and "Collection of Rhymes (Jiyun)" notes it as zhi jiao qie, with the same pronunciation as zhao. "Collected Lexicon (Leipian)" explains it as an unsteady gait.