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by Jason)Hokkien phrase which literally means to raise one's legs and shake one's genitals. weezer It describes being extremely idle.1. Sergeant: "Chao recruit! I ask you to go and do area cleaning and instead I find you weezer here kiao kah yolum par!" 2. Ah Beng: "Ho say ah! Tomorrow got public holiday, I just want to stay at home and KKYLP."KIASI(kee-ah-see)Hokkien term literally meaning, "afraid of death". weezer Used to admonish someone for being cowardly."Raining only, cannot go out, meh? Why you so kiasi one?"KIASU(kee-ah-soo)Hokkien adjective literally meaning, "afraid of losing". A highly pejorative description beloved of Singaporeans. Possibly our defining national characteristic. The nearest English equivalent is "dog in a manger", though even that is pretty mild."You went to get a handicapped sticker just to chope a parking space? How kiasu can you get?"KILATMalay term meaning "polished", "smooth", or "shining". Used to denote someone or something that is suave or impressively refined."That
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