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“Crying heavily with loud sobs in an exaggerated or dramatic manner.”
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“Crying heavily with loud sobs in an exaggerated or dramatic manner.”
“A term for someone who tends to exaggerate problems or situations excessively to attract attention or create dramatic effect.”
“An idiom describing someone who is cowardly, lacking courage to face challenges or difficult situations.”
“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.”
“A Sundanese word meaning 'they say' or 'reportedly', used to convey information heard from others or circulating rumors.”
“A Sundanese emphatic or exclamatory particle used to strengthen statements, express emotions, or draw the listener's attention.”
“Not functioning properly or optimally; not gripping or working as it should; ineffective.”
“Slang term to describe someone, especially a woman, who has a sexy and physically attractive body shape.”
“To reveal gossip, secrets, or personal information about someone to others, particularly in casual conversation or on social media.”
“Destroyed or severely damaged; a state of disarray or malfunction. In slang context, refers to something that has failed completely or a very bad situation.”
“Gaje means describing something that is absurd, nonsensical, or ridiculous. On the internet, this word is used to criticize posts, content, or behavior that is considered irrational, weird, or not serious. Popular on Twitter(X) and social media.”
“A requirement or condition that must be fulfilled; a stipulation or provision set as a prerequisite in an agreement, transaction, or arrangement.”
“Something obtained without payment; goods or services provided for free.”
“Nedha is a Javanese Kromo Madya term meaning to eat. It is a polite form of 'mangan' (the ngoko form) and is used in more formal or respectful conversational contexts.”
“Kejengkang means to fall backward accidentally or suddenly, usually caused by loss of balance or failure of a seat.”
“Kejlungup means to fall forward uncontrollably, typically in a sudden or accidental manner.”
“A characteristic or behavior of someone who tends to speak carelessly, excessively, or without filter; prone to uttering words without considering consequences or contextual appropriateness.”
“A state in which thirst has been quenched after drinking; no longer feeling thirsty.”
“Acronym of 'jalur pribadi' (private channel), referring to sending personal or private messages through digital media, not in public spaces or groups.”
“A Javanese term for uncle, or a general form of address for an older male, whether acquainted or not, as a respectful greeting.”
“Excessive effort to project a cool or attractive image in order to gain social recognition or validation, especially in social media or public interactions.”
“Daring to take extreme or risky action without much consideration; acting recklessly with full enthusiasm and without hesitation.”
“Slang term describing someone who relies solely on audacity or nerve without adequate preparation or capability.”
“A verb in Javanese Ngoko that describes the condition of something coming out, protruding, or appearing suddenly, especially to describe objects that emerge or come out quickly from their place.”