Chinese languages

I think 鍾意 is logically correct since 鍾 means to adore, to like, etc., but you would notice that some people use 鐘意 instead.
Since this expression is very informal, we don't use it in formal writing at all, so it doesn't really matter that much.

They were taken to court over it, but the attorney argued it was something to do with the church (either vestments or some such), therefore its a bone fide word

頂你唔順, I read in Diane's post and I wanted more information on the word "頂" (ding). Does it mean just to tolerate?