Roasting
/en/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (EN).English•1 meaning found
The act of sharply criticizing, mocking, or ridiculing someone, often done publicly in front of others or on social media with the purpose of humor or social commentary.
bully
The act of repeatedly oppressing, intimidating, or mocking someone, often with the intent to harm or demean.
mencela
To express disapproval or dislike towards something or someone, often with the intention of belittling.
mengolok-olok
The act of mocking or ridiculing someone with the intention of demeaning or insulting them.
nge-roast
An English loanword 'roast' used in informal contexts for the act of humorously criticizing or mocking someone publicly.
nyinyir
A characteristic or behavior of someone who repeatedly gives 'harsh' criticism or provides mocking negative comments about trivial matters.
This term is borrowed from English 'roasting' which literally means grilling. In Indonesian slang context, this word became popular through social media and comedy shows, referring to sharp criticism or mockery often wrapped in humor. Unlike bullying, roasting is generally aimed at specific behaviors or actions, not attacking someone's entire character.
Kemarin dia kena roasting habis-habisan gara-gara kelakuannya yang sombong.
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