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Omdo

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Definition & Context

Abbreviation of 'omong doang', meaning all talk with no action or proof

Synonyms & Variants

bacot

bacot

Talking a lot with a rude tone.

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mulut besar

mulut besar

Someone who talks a lot but never proves their words.

Synonym
nato

nato

Acronym for 'No Action Talk Only', a slang term meaning all talk and no action.

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ngoceh

ngoceh

Informal variant of 'mengoceh', often used in casual conversation to describe someone who talks a lot and quickly.

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tong kosong nyaring bunyinya

tong kosong nyaring bunyinya

A proverb describing someone who talks a lot but lacks knowledge or ability.

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Usage Notes or Etymology

Popular on social media to mock people who make promises but never keep them. Other variants: 'omong doang', 'cuma omong', 'omon-omon'

Real-world Usage

Jangan omdo mulu dong, kapan eksekusinya nih?

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