Near synonyms of leaning against the door and offering a smile

• wait on the guests and laugh and sing for money yǐ mén mài xiào
  It used to refer to prostitution. The Balderdash in the North Window by Zhu Tao of the Qing Dynasty: "That is to say, the poems and essays are indistinct with those who have no idea what it is like for a woman to lean against the door and laugh, and relax her body and self match?" The Pearl River Plum Blossom and Willow Annals by Zhou Youliang of the Qing Dynasty: "My concubines were born at an untimely time, fell in their early years, leaned against the door and laughed, and entered the house with sorrow." They also made "lean against the door and laugh", "lean against the door and laugh". Volume II of "Amazing at the Beginning of Clapping the Table": "Look at this free look, unless you go to be a prostitute, rely on the door to show off your beauty, and encourage your children to coax you, you can get such a happy image." "West Lake Tales · Xiling Rhyme Trace": "Although you rely on the door to make a smile, it is not appropriate to be a famous religious institution; and it is also the holy king's place to cherish traveling and pity widows." Relying on the door to pretend to smile