auto-rick n.— «And speaking of auto-rickshaws, I did work up the courage to make a few short trips on the three-wheelers. Affectionately called “auto-ricks” by the locals, they reminded me of Bangkok’s infamous tuk-tuks...
buy home
n.— «Buy home: (Original Singapore coinage) Takeaway.» —“Save our Shiok!” by Denyse Tessensohn Today (Singapore) May 26, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
half-past-six
adj.— «Half-past-six: (Original Singapore coinage) Slipshod.» —“Save our Shiok!” by Denyse Tessensohn Today (Singapore) May 26, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
chonies n.pl.— «My disclaimer here is that netters are an unrepresentative lot, so don’t getcher chonies in a knot, ‘kay?» —“Re: Singapore Airline Girls” by Michael Yin Usenet: soc.culture.asian...
junk n.— «See the story of the guy in Singapore (I think) who was cheating on his gf and she Ripped His Junk Completely Off?!! That’d make John cringe.» —“Re: Patches not sticking” by “Lee in Duluth MN” (...
KKN n.— «Could the kkn (korupsi, kolusi dan nepotisme) plague thrive in HDB-land after all?» —“Harry Lee, is there Corruption involved in the small arms industry?” by Andrei ( an*****@sp****.ca ) Usenet: soc.culture...